Giupppppppppp 3. I need to revise for my English exam. In addition that, I'm working on my social,awareness,campaign.,4. Spreading lies about others on the Internet is an example of cyberbully.,5. The best way to help prevent bullying is to build your self's confidence.,6. Nature's reserves are protected areas of land where rare animals and plants are kept safe.,7. Body-shame is the practice of using offensive language about a person's appearance.,8. Despite suffer from physical and mental damage, many victims of bullying often find it,hard,to stand up to their bullies.,9. His proposal was very interesting. Moreover, it was rejected because of lack of money.,10. City life can be stressful because of the noise and lack of space. With contrast, life in the,countryside is quiet and peaceful.,11. In addition to we should enjoy our national parks, we should learn to protect them for,future generations.,12. Spraying plants with chemicals to kill insects can negatively affect our own health,through the food's chain.,VII. Read the text and choose the best answers.,What is an ecosystem?,An ecosystem is an area where living things, such as plants and animals, as well as non-living,things, like weather and landscapes, work together to provide suitable living conditions. As,living and non-living things depend on one another, any change to a member of the,ecosystem may lead to changes to other elements. This also means that damage to one part of,the ecosystem will lead to serious consequences for other parts.,While large national parks or nature reserves often come to mind when people think of an,ecosystem, an ecosystem (and even ecosystems) could be found in very small areas, such as a,garden or a pond. In a pond, for instance, animals such as frogs and fish live together with,water plants, and depend on each other as well as on the water, humidity, and temperature to,survive and grow. Large areas where different ecosystems can be found are called biomes.,Examples of biomes include oceans, rainforests, and deserts.,Since our appearance on Earth, we have interacted with as well as depended on different,ecosystems. However, we have also taken over many ecosystems and destroyed many of them. For example, many of the Amazon rainforests have been cut down, leading to loss of,balance in the ecosystem. As we are part of the ecosystem, we also suffer from the damage,we are causing to it. For instance, ... 1. According to paragraph 1, which of the following is true?,A. Changes to the landscape may result in hotter weather.,C. Non-living elements of ecosystems do not have an impact on the living things. B. Changes to the landscape may affect the entire ecosystem.,D. Living and non-living things only depend on the weather to survive.,2. Ecosystems can be found in all of the followings, except in__________.

Question

Giupppppppppp 3. I need to revise for my English exam. In addition that, I'm working on my social,awareness,campaign.,4. Spreading lies about others on the Internet is an example of cyberbully.,5. The best way to help prevent bullying is to build your self's confidence.,6. Nature's reserves are protected areas of land where rare animals and plants are kept safe.,7. Body-shame is the practice of using offensive language about a person's appearance.,8. Despite suffer from physical and mental damage, many victims of bullying often find it,hard,to stand up to their bullies.,9. His proposal was very interesting. Moreover, it was rejected because of lack of money.,10. City life can be stressful because of the noise and lack of space. With contrast, life in the,countryside is quiet and peaceful.,11. In addition to we should enjoy our national parks, we should learn to protect them for,future generations.,12. Spraying plants with chemicals to kill insects can negatively affect our own health,through the food's chain.,VII.  Read the text and choose the best answers.,What is an ecosystem?,An ecosystem is an area where living things, such as plants and animals, as well as non-living,things, like weather and landscapes, work together to provide suitable living conditions. As,living and non-living things depend on one another, any change to a member of the,ecosystem may lead to changes to other elements. This also means that damage to one part of,the ecosystem will lead to serious consequences for other parts.,While large national parks or nature reserves often come to mind when people think of an,ecosystem, an ecosystem (and even ecosystems) could be found in very small areas, such as a,garden or a pond. In a pond, for instance, animals such as frogs and fish live together with,water plants, and depend on each other as well as on the water, humidity, and temperature to,survive and grow. Large areas where different ecosystems can be found are called biomes.,Examples of biomes include oceans, rainforests, and deserts.,Since our appearance on Earth, we have interacted with as well as depended on different,ecosystems. However, we have also taken over many ecosystems and destroyed many of them. For example, many of the Amazon rainforests have been cut down, leading to loss of,balance in the ecosystem. As we are part of the ecosystem, we also suffer from the damage,we are causing to it. For instance, ... 1. According to paragraph 1, which of the following is true?,A. Changes to the landscape may result in hotter weather.,C. Non-living elements of ecosystems do not have an impact on the living things. B. Changes to the landscape may affect the entire ecosystem.,D. Living and non-living things only depend on the weather to survive.,2. Ecosystems can be found in all of the followings, except in__________.

Accepted Answer

VI

6. safe→ safely

8. suffering

→ Despite+ Ving/ Noun phrase, S+V+O: mặc dù là

11. we should enjoy→ enjoying

12. food's chain→ food chain

VII

1.B