Giúp e với ạ Recent studies have shown that our news habits have disadvantages for our physical and emotional health. In one,survey, over 50 percent of Americans reported that the news caused them stress and anxiety, often causing tiredness,or poor sleep. Research by psychology expert Graham Davey has also proved that watching terrible or sad news on,TV can worsen people's moods and make them worry more about their own lives. Exposure to this ever-increasing,bad news can take a toll on our positivity and affect our health.,While it is true that staying aware and informed is not a bad thing, we should not forget that we have a choice, not,only about how much news we consume, but equally importantly about the kind of news we want to see.,24. The word limited in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to_____.,A. infinite B. restricted C. reliable D. harmonious,25. Where in paragraph 3 does the following sentence best fit?,There is a concept known as "negativity bias".,A. [I] B. [II] C. [III] D. [IV],26. Which of the following best summarizes paragraph 3?,A. The news focuses mostly on positive events, which helps people feel better.,B. Humans tend to pay more attention to negative news because it has helped us survive in the past.,C. News reports today are less shocking and more focused on personal stories.,D. The news today is about entertaining content rather than alarming or frightening events.,27. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?,A. Watching negative news regularly has no real impact on people's mental or physical health.,B. We can control both the amount and type of news we consume, which helps reduce its harmful effects.,C. The news today focuses mainly on positive stories that make people feel less stressed and more relaxed.,D. News consumption has decreased because many people no longer find it relevant or interesting to keep up with.,28. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. The rise of 24-hour news channels has led to a significant increase in news consumption.,B. People are generally more interested in positive news stories than negative ones.,C. Exposure to bad news has no noticeable impact on people's mental or physical health.,D. Modern technology has made it more difficult for people to avoid news altogether.,PHẦN TỰ LUẬN:,WORD FORMATION:,1. In the future many jobs such as travel agents or cashiers may become _____ (automatic),2. These wolves looked so weak because they were kept in _____ for a long time. (captivate),SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION: Rewrite these sentences, using the words given so that the meaning is,similar to the original ones.,3. "Don't bother your sister. She is studying,' Tom's Mum told him.,$-$ Tom's Mum _____,4. "I'll take you to the theme parks if you pass your exams with high grades' the man said to his children.,$-$ The man _____,5. I have tried to call them several times, but I haven't been able to contact. (get ),6. If we don't try our best to conserve wildlife in the area, many wild animals may not survive. (Otherwise)

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Giúp e với ạ Recent studies have shown that our news habits have disadvantages for our physical and emotional health. In one,survey, over 50 percent of Americans reported that the news caused them stress and anxiety, often causing tiredness,or poor sleep. Research by psychology expert Graham Davey has also proved that watching terrible or sad news on,TV can worsen people&#x27;s moods and make them worry more about their own lives. Exposure to this ever-increasing,bad news can take a toll on our positivity and affect our health.,While it is true that staying aware and informed is not a bad thing, we should not forget that we have a choice, not,only about how much news we consume, but equally importantly about the kind of news we want to see.,24. The word limited in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to_____.,A. infinite B. restricted C. reliable D. harmonious,25. Where in paragraph 3 does the following sentence best fit?,There is a concept known as "negativity bias".,A. [I] B. [II] C. [III] D. [IV],26. Which of the following best summarizes paragraph 3?,A. The news focuses mostly on positive events, which helps people feel better.,B. Humans tend to pay more attention to negative news because it has helped us survive in the past.,C. News reports today are less shocking and more focused on personal stories.,D. The news today is about entertaining content rather than alarming or frightening events.,27. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?,A. Watching negative news regularly has no real impact on people&#x27;s mental or physical health.,B. We can control both the amount and type of news we consume, which helps reduce its harmful effects.,C. The news today focuses mainly on positive stories that make people feel less stressed and more relaxed.,D. News consumption has decreased because many people no longer find it relevant or interesting to keep up with.,28. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. The rise of 24-hour news channels has led to a significant increase in news consumption.,B. People are generally more interested in positive news stories than negative ones.,C. Exposure to bad news has no noticeable impact on people&#x27;s mental or physical health.,D. Modern technology has made it more difficult for people to avoid news altogether.,PHẦN TỰ LUẬN:,WORD FORMATION:,1. In the future many jobs such as travel agents or cashiers may become _____ (automatic),2. These wolves looked so weak because they were kept in _____ for a long time. (captivate),SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION: Rewrite these sentences, using the words given so that the meaning is,similar to the original ones.,3. "Don&#x27;t bother your sister. She is studying,&#x27; Tom&#x27;s Mum told him.,$->$ Tom&#x27;s Mum _____,4. "I&#x27;ll take you to the theme parks if you pass your exams with high grades&#x27; the man said to his children.,$->$ The man _____,5. I have tried to call them several times, but I haven&#x27;t been able to contact. (get ),6. If we don&#x27;t try our best to conserve wildlife in the area, many wild animals may not survive. (Otherwise)

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24. A. infinite

25. There are only 2 paragraphs in the given text. However, if we were to consider the text as a whole, the sentence "There is a concept known as &#x27;negativity bias&#x27;." would likely fit before or around the text from the research by psychology expert Graham Davey. Therefore, it is best to choose a position before paragraph 2, A.

26. B. Humans tend to pay more attention to negative news because it has helped us survive in the past.

27. B. We can control both the amount and type of news we consume, which helps reduce its harmful effects.

28. D. Modern technology has made it more difficult for people to avoid news altogether.

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**PHẦN TỰ LUẬN: WORD FORMATION**

1. In the future many jobs such as travel agents or cashiers may become **automated**.
2. These wolves looked so weak because they were kept in **captivity** for a long time.

**SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION**

3. "Don&#x27;t bother your sister. She is studying,&#x27; Tom&#x27;s Mum told him. -> Tom&#x27;s Mum **told Tom not to bother his sister**.
4. "I&#x27;ll take you to the theme parks if you pass your exams with high grades&#x27; the man said to his children. -> The man **promised to take his children to the theme parks if they passed their exams with high grades**.
5. I have tried to call them several times, but I haven&#x27;t been able to contact. -> I have tried to **get in touch with** them several times, but I haven&#x27;t been able to.
6. If we don&#x27;t try our best to conserve wildlife in the area, many wild animals may not survive. -> **Otherwise**, many wild animals in the area may not survive if we don&#x27;t try our best to conserve them.