giúp với ạ A. thiem,PART C: READING,I. Complete the passage with the words in the box,without everything addition natural polluting,Water is undoubtedly the most precious (26)_____ resource that exists on our planet.,(27)_____water, life on Earth would be non- existent. It is essential for (28)_____on,our planet to grow. Although we as humans recognize this fact, we disregard it by,(29)_____our rivers, lakes, and oceans. Subsequently, we are slowly but surely harming,our planet at a very alarming rate. In (30)_____to combat water pollution, we must,understand the problems and become part of the solution.,II. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet,to choose the word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 31 to 35.,SAINT DAVID' S DAY,Saint David is the patron saint of Wales. St. David was a Christian holy man and,teacher. Saint David's Day is celebrated on the first day of March every year, in,remembrance of the anniversary of his death in the year 589. In 2014, Saint David's Day,falls on a Saturday.,Wales is part of the United Kingdom. It is a country with a long and interesting history.,Welsh people have their own language (Cymraeg), customs and traditions. Saint David's,Day is an important festival for Welsh people. Saint David's Day has been an important,national day in Wales for many centuries. Leeks and daffodils are Welsh natinoal symbols.,Om Saint David's Day, it is traditional for Welsh people to pin a leek or a daffodil to their,coasts or jackets. Many girls in Wales dress up in traditional Welsh national costumes on,the day. Concerts and parades to celebrate Saint David's Day are held in Cardiff (the Welsh,capital city) and also lots of other towns and cities. The flag of St. David is flown,throughout Wales. Many people in Wales go to poetry readings or attend special church,services.,31. On which day is Saint David's Day celebrated?,$ extcircled A$ the date changes yearly B. May 1" C. March 1" D. March $3^n$,32. How long has Sait David's Day been celebrated as an important national day in Wales?,A. for hundreds of years B. for tens of years C. for a hundred year D.for of,years 10 7ò loo mại,33. Which city is the capital of Wales?,A. Cardiff B. Belfast C. London D. Edinburgh,34. What are the Welsh national symbols?,A. the daffodil and the thistle B. the leek and the thistle,C. the leek and the potato D. the daffodil and the leek,35. How do people celebrate Saint David's Day in towns and cities?,A. with readings and services B. with fireworks displays and parties,C. with concerts and parades D. with carnivals and fiestas

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giúp với ạ A. thiem,PART C: READING,I. Complete the passage with the words in the box,without everything addition natural polluting,Water is undoubtedly the most precious (26)_____ resource that exists on our planet.,(27)_____water, life on Earth would be non- existent. It is essential for (28)_____on,our planet to grow. Although we as humans recognize this fact, we disregard it by,(29)_____our rivers, lakes, and oceans. Subsequently, we are slowly but surely harming,our planet at a very alarming rate. In (30)_____to combat water pollution, we must,understand the problems and become part of the solution.,II. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet,to choose the word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 31 to 35.,SAINT DAVID&#x27; S DAY,Saint David is the patron saint of Wales. St. David was a Christian holy man and,teacher. Saint David&#x27;s Day is celebrated on the first day of March every year, in,remembrance of the anniversary of his death in the year 589. In 2014, Saint David&#x27;s Day,falls on a Saturday.,Wales is part of the United Kingdom. It is a country with a long and interesting history.,Welsh people have their own language (Cymraeg), customs and traditions. Saint David&#x27;s,Day is an important festival for Welsh people. Saint David&#x27;s Day has been an important,national day in Wales for many centuries. Leeks and daffodils are Welsh natinoal symbols.,Om Saint David&#x27;s Day, it is traditional for Welsh people to pin a leek or a daffodil to their,coasts or jackets. Many girls in Wales dress up in traditional Welsh national costumes on,the day. Concerts and parades to celebrate Saint David&#x27;s Day are held in Cardiff (the Welsh,capital city) and also lots of other towns and cities. The flag of St. David is flown,throughout Wales. Many people in Wales go to poetry readings or attend special church,services.,31. On which day is Saint David&#x27;s Day celebrated?,$	extcircled A$ the date changes yearly B. May 1" C. March 1" D. March $3^n$,32. How long has Sait David&#x27;s Day been celebrated as an important national day in Wales?,A. for hundreds of years B. for tens of years C. for a hundred year D.for of,years 10 7ò loo mại,33. Which city is the capital of Wales?,A. Cardiff B. Belfast C. London D. Edinburgh,34. What are the Welsh national symbols?,A. the daffodil and the thistle B. the leek and the thistle,C. the leek and the potato D. the daffodil and the leek,35. How do people celebrate Saint David&#x27;s Day in towns and cities?,A. with readings and services B. with fireworks displays and parties,C. with concerts and parades D. with carnivals and fiestas

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Here&#x27;s the completed passage:

Water is undoubtedly the most precious (26) **natural** resource that exists on our planet. (27) **Without** water, life on Earth would be non-existent. It is essential for life (28) **on** our planet to grow. Although we as humans recognize this fact, we disregard it by (29) **polluting** our rivers, lakes, and oceans. Subsequently, we are slowly but surely harming our planet at a very alarming rate. In (30) **addition** to combat water pollution, we must understand the problems and become part of the solution.

31. C. March 1
32. A. for hundreds of years (The question actually says "for many centuries", which is closest to option A, as a century is 100 years, and "many" indicates a plural of that quantity.)
33. A. Cardiff
34. D. the daffodil and the leek
35. C. with concerts and parades