Chăm chỉ, chịu khó, làm việc một cách thường xuyên, phấn đấu hết mình vì công việc là biểu hiện của phẩm chất nào?
A. Lao động sáng tạo.
B. Giữ chữ tín.
C. Lao động cần cù.
D. Đoàn kết, tương trợ.
Chăm chỉ, chịu khó, làm việc một cách thường xuyên, phấn đấu hết mình vì công việc là biểu hiện của phẩm chất nào?
A. Lao động sáng tạo.
B. Giữ chữ tín.
C. Lao động cần cù.
D. Đoàn kết, tương trợ.
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C. Lao động cần cù.Vì đây là phẩm chất thể hiện sự chăm chỉ, chịu khó, làm việc thường xuyên và cố gắng hết mình.
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Em đăng chữ để dễ nhìn hơn ạ Gấp ! em cần trước 7h30 tối nay ạ Mấy anh chị làm giúp em với ạ . CÓ câu nó bị sai ( có lỗi ) thì mn chỉ ra cho em với nhé ( Là sai đề ấy ạ ) Em cảm ơn mấy anh chị rất nhiều ạ Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions. Question 1: A. operate B. occupy C. psychology D. pension Question 2: ...
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Em đăng chữ để dễ nhìn hơn ạ
Gấp ! em cần trước 7h30 tối nay ạ
Mấy anh chị làm giúp em với ạ . CÓ câu nó bị sai ( có lỗi ) thì mn chỉ ra cho em với nhé ( Là sai đề ấy ạ )
Em cảm ơn mấy anh chị rất nhiều ạ
Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 1:
A. operate
B. occupy
C. psychology
D. pension
Question 2:
A. pressure
B. profess
C. assist
D. message
Question 3:
A. relax
B. achieve
C. banking
D. salary
Question 4:
It _____ their coaches who teach teens important skills and teamwork in sports.
A. is
B. was
C. are
D. will be
Question 5:
_______ that made her feel more capable and grown-up.
A. Planning your own trips was
B. It planning your own trips
C. It was planning your own trips
D. Planning your own trips it was
Question 6:
Teens often in the future. save part of their ____ to buy things they want
A. income
B. allowance
C. bonus
D. pension
Question 7:
Completing homework on time is important ____ for school lessons and grades
A. dropping out of
B. looking forward to
C. coming down with
D. keeping up with
Question 8:
Teens who set their own goals and work hard to achieve them are demonstrating ___ .
A. self-study
B. self-discovery
C. self-reliance
D. self-confidence
Question 9:
It is the way he explains things ___ helps everyone understand.
A. that
C. whom
B. who
D. which
Question 10:
Setting a(n) ____ helps teens decide how much money they can spend each week.
A. account
B. supply
C. fund
D. budget
Read the announcement/advertisement following and choose the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
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Course (20) ___________
- Interactive, hands-on classes
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Create tasty treats to impress family and friends
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Question 11:
A. passion
B. emotion
C. interest
D. inspiration
Question 12:
A. glories
B. highlights
C. milestones
D. values
Question 13:
A. sign up
C. get off
B. hand in
D. take over
Choose the underlined part that needs correcting in each of the following questions.
Question 14:
Teenagers need to prepare their application carefully to get university recognition.
A. to prepare
B. application
C. to get
D. recognition
Question 15:
It are their computers that they use to do research and complete homework assignments.
A. are
B. that
C. to do
D. homework
Question 16:
This the movie that we watched last night that made us laugh so much.
A. This
B. watched
C. made
D. laugh
Question 17:
When you create an effort to follow a schedule, you manage your time more effectively.
A. create
C. manage
B. to follow
D. their
Read the passage and choose the correct answer to fill in the numbered blanks.
Teenagers often seek independence and want to explore the world independently without their parents watching over them. It can be very (22) ____ to find a balance between allowing them to make their own decisions and ensuring their safety. Teenagers are eager to prove themselves while their parents sometimes have trouble admitting their own mistakes, (23) ________ .
Arguments are more likely to happen when communication (24) ____ between teenagers and their parents. Parents and teens often have different opinions, which can create conflicts. Good communication is essential to avoid these disagreements. Parents sometimes demand too much perfection, (25) ____ teenagers. They try hard to meet these expectations, but it often isn't enough.
Another point of contention is the type of friends teenagers make. Parents may want to control their social circle, but teenagers want to choose their own friends. Additionally, the generation gap can cause issues, as parents may (26) _____ their own views from their time without understanding the current generation's perspective.
While arguments and disagreements are common as teenagers grow into adulthood, it's essential for both sides to appreciate and understand each other during this time. (27)__________ appreciation and understanding from both sides are crucial.
Question 18:
A. generous
B. curious
C. annoying
D. challenging
Question 19:
A. arguments led to
B. so leading to arguments
C. leading to arguments
D. having led to arguments
Question 20:
A. goes over
B. falls behind
C. breaks down
D. carries out
Question 21:
A. having put a lot of pressure for
B. which a lot of pressure can be put on
C. putting a lot of pressure for
D. which can put a lot of pressure on
Question 22:
A. admit
B. apply
C. adapt
D. impose
Question 23:
A. It is during this time that
B. During this time that
C. During this time is that
D. It is during this time which
Choose the word that differs from the other three in position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.
Question 24:
A. responsible
B. interaction
C. efficiency
D. identity
Question 25:
A. focus
B. freedom
C. honest
D. idea
Choose the correct answer to complete each of the following exchanges.
Question 26:
Truong: I wish you success in learning how to budget your money!
Kiet: Thank you!
A. I'd love to join you.
B. I hope I manage my finances well.
C. I'm very grateful for what you did.
D. I'll help you with your plan.
Question 27:
Thai: I hope you feel better soon from your cold. Make sure to rest up and take care of yourself.
Van:
I'm resting as much as I can and hoping to be back to normal soon.
A. Never mind!
B. Sound great!
C. Congratulations!
D. Thank you!
Gấp ! em cần trước 7h30 tối nay ạ Mấy anh chị làm giúp em với ạ . CÓ câu nó bị sai ( có lỗi ) thì mn chỉ ra cho em với nhé ( Là sai đề ấy ạ ) Em cảm ơn mấy anh chị rất nhiều ạ
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Gấp ! em cần trước 7h30 tối nay ạ
Mấy anh chị làm giúp em với ạ . CÓ câu nó bị sai ( có lỗi ) thì mn chỉ ra cho em với nhé ( Là sai đề ấy ạ )
Em cảm ơn mấy anh chị rất nhiều ạ
**Selling the health benefits of enriched 'phoods'**
A
The introduction of iodine to Morton Salt in 1924 was instrumental in eradicating a dangerous thyroid condition called goiter from the U.S. population. It was also the first time a food company purposely added a medically beneficial ingredient to food to help market that product. Eighty years later, the food industry is intensively researching all kinds of other healthful ingredients it hopes to use to help sell otherwise everyday foods. Functional foods, or 'phoods' as they're sometimes called to connote the intersection of food and pharmaceuticals, have been trickling into supermarkets over the past several years — think of calcium-enhanced orange juice and cholesterol-lowering margarine, for example. But they met with mixed success at first because consumers didn't know or care enough about the new ingredients.
B
Now, though, consumers' growing awareness of health and nutrition, and new regulatory rulings that will make it easier for manufacturers to make health claims on packaging, are re-energizing the 'phood' business. Once again, food companies see functional foods as a way to boost sales in otherwise stagnant categories. "It's definitely a big part of the future of food," said an editor of a recent giant Mintel International Group Ltd. "We expect the [functional foods business] to grow about 5 percent annually for the next 5 years, which is twice as fast as the overall food market is going to be growing." Another trend that's boosting the food marketing industry, fully half of the 75 new products one major food company introduced last year were functional foods, the company said. That's up from 15 percent of its new products the previous year.
C
Many of these products have added vitamins and minerals, such as a new juice drink that provides 100 percent of a child's daily vitamin C requirement, and a smoothie boosted with calcium. Lutein, linked to vision health, is now added to prune juice. Soy protein, which can help prevent heart disease, is being added to new breakfast cereals. Major food giants are actively unveiling products overseas, including yogurt with probiotic bacteria, to aid digestion. These nutritionally centered products make up just 8 percent of company sales but account for 20 percent of its research budget, according to company spokesman Hans-Jorgen Renk.
D
"There's a lot of research and development going on into what kinds of products people want, what kinds of products we can produce to meet
**Selling the health benefits of enriched 'phoods'**
A The introduction of iodine to Morton Salt in 1924 was instrumental in eradicating a dangerous thyroid condition called goiter from the U.S. population. It was also the first time a food company purposely added a medically beneficial ingredient to food to help market that product. Eighty years later, the food industry is intensively researching all kinds of other healthful ingredients it hopes to use to help sell otherwise everyday foods. Functional foods, or 'phoods' as they're sometimes called to connote the intersection of food and pharmaceuticals, have been trickling into supermarkets over the past several years — think of calcium-enhanced orange juice and cholesterol-lowering margarine, for example. But they met with mixed success at first because consumers didn't know or care enough about the new ingredients.
B Now, though, consumers' growing awareness of health and nutrition, and new regulatory rulings that will make it easier for manufacturers to make health claims on packaging, are re-energizing the 'phood' business. Once again, food companies see functional foods as a way to boost sales in otherwise stagnant markets. "It's definitely a big part of the future of our business," editor of a recent giant Mintel International Group Ltd. "We expect the [functional foods business] to grow about twice as fast as the overall food market over the next five years." In fact, the functional foods business is growing at twice the rate of the overall food market and is going to be a $75 billion business, roughly half of the 75 new products one major food company introduced last year contained some functional food component, the company said. That's up from 15 percent of its new products the year before.
C Many of these products have added vitamins and minerals, such as a new juice drink that provides 100 percent of a child's daily vitamin C requirement, and a smoothie boosted with calcium. Lutein, linked to vision health, is now added to prune juice. Soy protein, which can help prevent heart disease, is being added to new breakfast cereals. Major food giants are actively unveiling products overseas, including yogurt with probiotic bacteria, to aid digestion. These nutritionally centered products make up just 8 percent of company sales but account for 20 percent of its research budget, according to company spokesman Hans-Joerg Renk.
D "There's a lot of research and development going on into what kinds of products people want, what kinds of products
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first of all,................
in addition,.............
in conclusion,............
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write a review of a movie you have seen.Make a plan using the paragraph headings in A and use some of the phrases below to help you
It was performed by..... It's set in/on.........It's about...........There are some (funny/great/amazing) scenes.............. The best thing about the show was.........The role of.......was played very well by....... I recommend.............to anyone who wants/likes/enjoys..........information.giúp mik vs làm theo gợi ý trên mik đang cần gấp lắm cứu vs sosss