.................. IV. Complete the dialogue with the sentences from the box. (Hoàn thành,đoạn hội thoại với các câu trong khung.),A. Don't worry, child.,B. So even the worst monsoon can't defeat the rice?,C. Sometimes, the waiting is the hardest part.,D. But even after the waters receded, a single grain of rice remained.,E. Because life here is full of stories, Loan.,F. We are a community, and that is our strength.,Loan: This rain is never going to stop. The harvest will be ruined for,sure.,Mrs. Nga: (1) _____ The monsoon is a test, but also a,blessing. The land drinks deeply now, so it can nourish us later.,Loan: It's hard to be patient when all our hard work feels like it's,washing away.,Mrs. Nga: Life in the countryside is a cycle, Loan. We plant, we nurture, we,harvest, and then we wait. (2) _____,Loan: What do we do when the rice fails?,Mrs. Nga: We adapt, child. We mend our nets and fish the rivers. We gather,vegetables from the forest. We help our neighbors, and they help,us. (3) _____,Loan: You always have a story, Grandma.,Mrs. Nga: (4) _____ Stories etched in the lines on my face,,whispered in the rustling leaves, and carried on the wind.,Loan: Tell me a story then, Grandma. A story of hope, in case the rain,washes it all away.,Mrs. Nga: There's a story about a great flood, Loan. (5) _____,From that one grain, life sprouted anew, stronger than ever,before.,Loan: (6) _____,Mrs. Nga: No, child. The spirit of the rice, like the spirit of our village,,will always endure.

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.................. IV. Complete the dialogue with the sentences from the box. (Hoàn thành,đoạn hội thoại với các câu trong khung.),A. Don&#x27;t worry, child.,B. So even the worst monsoon can&#x27;t defeat the rice?,C. Sometimes, the waiting is the hardest part.,D. But even after the waters receded, a single grain of rice remained.,E. Because life here is full of stories, Loan.,F. We are a community, and that is our strength.,Loan: This rain is never going to stop. The harvest will be ruined for,sure.,Mrs. Nga: (1) _____ The monsoon is a test, but also a,blessing. The land drinks deeply now, so it can nourish us later.,Loan: It&#x27;s hard to be patient when all our hard work feels like it&#x27;s,washing away.,Mrs. Nga: Life in the countryside is a cycle, Loan. We plant, we nurture, we,harvest, and then we wait. (2) _____,Loan: What do we do when the rice fails?,Mrs. Nga: We adapt, child. We mend our nets and fish the rivers. We gather,vegetables from the forest. We help our neighbors, and they help,us. (3) _____,Loan: You always have a story, Grandma.,Mrs. Nga: (4) _____ Stories etched in the lines on my face,,whispered in the rustling leaves, and carried on the wind.,Loan: Tell me a story then, Grandma. A story of hope, in case the rain,washes it all away.,Mrs. Nga: There&#x27;s a story about a great flood, Loan. (5) _____,From that one grain, life sprouted anew, stronger than ever,before.,Loan: (6) _____,Mrs. Nga: No, child. The spirit of the rice, like the spirit of our village,,will always endure.

Accepted Answer

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$(1)A$

$(2)C$

$(3)F$

$(4)E$

$(5)D$

$(6)B$