Giúp tôi vs (0) (0);457,DE CUONG ON TAP GKI 2025-20... Xong,millions of visitors, generating significant economic benefits for host,cities (18) _____. However, the impacts are not universally positive.,The sheer scale of these events places immense pressure on local,infrastructure. (19) _____. For instance, building massive stadiums and,hotels often displaces long-term residents and disrupts local ecosystems.,(20) _____.,Another aspect to consider is the cultural impact. (21) _____. They,offer a platform for cultural exchange and promote global,understanding. On the negative side, they can lead to the,"commodification" of culture, where traditions are simplified or altered,to be more entertaining for tourists. This can dilute authentic cultural,practices, (22) ____. A balanced approach, weighing both the,celebrated benefits and the hidden costs, is crucial for any city,considering hosting such a massive event.,Question 18.,A. and boosting the local tourism industry significantly B. but,they also create a lot of logistical problems,C. despite the high costs that are often involved D. which is,why many cities compete to host them,Question 19.,A. This pressure often results in overcrowded public transport and,severe traffic congestion.,B. Many people enjoy the vibrant atmosphere that these festivals,bring to the city.,C. Local artists get a chance to show their unique and impressive,talents to the world.,D. It is a good chance for the host city to show its unique culture.,Question 20.,A. Furthermore, the immense amount of waste generated can,overwhelm local sanitation systems.,B. In contrast, these events are designed to bring people together in,celebration.,C. This is why planning is the most important part of hosting any,large festival.,D. Local governments must provide financial support to make,these events successful.,Question 21.,A. The economic benefits are the primary focus for most host,cities.,B. These festivals can serve as powerful celebrations of heritage,and identity.,C. Security is also a major concern for event organizers.,D. The environmental footprint of these events is a significant,drawback.,Question 22.,A. and reduces them to mere souvenirs for purchase B. but,many tourists find this very appealing,C. although this is a controversial point of view D. which is,why they are so popular

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Giúp tôi vs (0) (0);457,DE CUONG ON TAP GKI 2025-20... Xong,millions of visitors, generating significant economic benefits for host,cities (18) _____. However, the impacts are not universally positive.,The sheer scale of these events places immense pressure on local,infrastructure. (19) _____. For instance, building massive stadiums and,hotels often displaces long-term residents and disrupts local ecosystems.,(20) _____.,Another aspect to consider is the cultural impact. (21) _____. They,offer a platform for cultural exchange and promote global,understanding. On the negative side, they can lead to the,&quot;commodification&quot; of culture, where traditions are simplified or altered,to be more entertaining for tourists. This can dilute authentic cultural,practices, (22) ____. A balanced approach, weighing both the,celebrated benefits and the hidden costs, is crucial for any city,considering hosting such a massive event.,Question 18.,A. and boosting the local tourism industry significantly B. but,they also create a lot of logistical problems,C. despite the high costs that are often involved D. which is,why many cities compete to host them,Question 19.,A. This pressure often results in overcrowded public transport and,severe traffic congestion.,B. Many people enjoy the vibrant atmosphere that these festivals,bring to the city.,C. Local artists get a chance to show their unique and impressive,talents to the world.,D. It is a good chance for the host city to show its unique culture.,Question 20.,A. Furthermore, the immense amount of waste generated can,overwhelm local sanitation systems.,B. In contrast, these events are designed to bring people together in,celebration.,C. This is why planning is the most important part of hosting any,large festival.,D. Local governments must provide financial support to make,these events successful.,Question 21.,A. The economic benefits are the primary focus for most host,cities.,B. These festivals can serve as powerful celebrations of heritage,and identity.,C. Security is also a major concern for event organizers.,D. The environmental footprint of these events is a significant,drawback.,Question 22.,A. and reduces them to mere souvenirs for purchase B. but,many tourists find this very appealing,C. although this is a controversial point of view D. which is,why they are so popular

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Here are the answers to your exercise questions:

Question 18: A. and boosting the local tourism industry significantly  
Question 19: A. This pressure often results in overcrowded public transport and severe traffic congestion.  
Question 20: A. Furthermore, the immense amount of waste generated can overwhelm local sanitation systems.  
Question 21: B. These festivals can serve as powerful celebrations of heritage and identity.  
Question 22: A. and reduces them to mere souvenirs for purchase.