Giải giúp e ạ 18. "If I had more time, I would learn another language," he said.,A. He said if he has more time, he will learn another language.,B. He said that if he had had more time, he would have learnt another language.,C. He said if he had more time, he would have learned another language.,D. He said if he has more time, he would learn another language.,Reading:,Select the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option for each of the blanks.,Culture Blog,Hello, readers. This week's blog is going to look at different cultures around the world. Interestingly, I (19),_____ to all of these countries, so I know this is all true, even the ones that sound a little strange.,The first country I want to talk about is the UK. Their culture is quite similar to mine in the USA. People greet each,other with a friendly handshake, (20) _____ is the same in the USA. They also sometimes kiss close friends,and family on the cheek. It's a taboo in England to be late to things. Punctuality is important, and people think that,being late is rude. It's also really rude to not wait for your turn in a line.,The next country is Italy. Punctuality isn't too important to Italians, which is very (21) _____ the UK. They,have a few taboos that are a bit different, too. It's a taboo to ask for extra cheese on your pizza. People think you are,being rude to the chef (22) _____ you ask for more, which seems strange to me. You should also dress nicely,and smartly in public.,I also want to talk about Malaysia. It's a cultural norm to take your shoes off before going into someone's home. It's,also common to eat with your hands, which I think is great. Using knives and forks is boring. (23) _____, it's a,taboo to point at people with your right hand. If you want to point, you should use your thumb, which was hard for,me to remember. It's also really rude to touch someone's head.,I hope you find this interesting. What cultures do you know about? What are considered good and bad manners in,those cultures? I want to hear about all of them.,19. A. have been B. was C. had been D. will be,20. A. who B. which C. what D. when,21. A. the same B. similar to C. different from D. likely to,22. A. when B. that C. while D. if,23. A. Therefore B. However C. Moreover D. As a result,Read the following passage about news and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the,best answer to each of the following questions.,Keeping up with what is happening in the world is generally seen as an essential part of being a well- informed and,educated citizen. Watching, listening to or reading the news can satisfy our curiosity, make us think, help us make,choices and even avoid danger. However, people are increasingly wondering if staying up to date with what is,going on is good for us.,The frequency, speed and way we access news has completely changed over the past few decades. Whereas,previously most newspapers were published daily and TV and radio news broadcasts were limited, now we are,constantly bombarded with news from all sides, we have 24-hour news channels.,The content of news reports is almost always negative. [I] Throughout history, our survival has depended on,noticing threats and avoiding danger, so the human brain is hard-wired to seek out information that is frightening or,alarming. [II] It is about humans paying more attention to negative things because that kept us alive in the past and,this is reflected in the news we consume. [III] In addition, because people now use smartphones to record events,live, the news we see has become far more graphic and shocking. [IV]

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