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Sisters meet after 73 years - level 1 (P.Anh)

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Sisters meet after 73 years - level 1 (P.Anh)

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Linda Hoffman and Harriet Carter are sisters. Sadly, they do not know that they are sisters for 73 years. Harriet is 2 years older then her sister Linda. Their parents give Harriet for adoption . It happens shortly after she is born. The parents are both 18 years old when it happens. They never tell anyone. Harriet and Linda both visit a special website. This website helps people find their relatives. A medical test confirms that the 2 woman are sisters. Linda and Harriet first talk to each 2 years ago. They can not meet. They live in different in US states.  It is not possible to travel because of the coronavirus .Then, the sisters meet last week. Harriet travels to Sacramento,California, to Denver, Colorado. They look at some old pictures.  They are happy that they can be together.

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Sisters meet after 73 years - level 1 (T. Anh)

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Sisters meet after 73 years - level 1 (T. Anh)

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Linda Hoffman and Harriet Carter are sisters. Sadly, they do not know that they are sisters for 73 years. Harriet is 2 years older then her sister Linda. Their parents give Harriet for adoption. It happens shortly after she is born. The parents are both 18 years old when it happens. They never tell anyone. Harriet and Linda both vissit a special website. This website helps people find their relatives. A medical test confirms that the two woman are sisters. Linda and Harriet first talk to each other two years ago. They cannot meet. They live in different US states. It is not possible to travel because of the coronavirus. Then, the sisters meet last week. Harriet travels from Sacramento, Califorina, to Denver, Colorado. They look at some old pictures. They are happy that they can be together.

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Sisters meet after 73 years - level 1 (X. Mai)

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Sisters meet after 73 years - level 1 (X. Mai)

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Linda Hoffman and Harriet Carter are sisters. Sadly, they do not know that they are sisters 73 years. Harriet is two older than her sisters. Their parents give her for adoption. It happens shortly after she is born. The parents are both 18 years old when it happens. They never tell anyone. Harriet and Linda both visit a special website. This website helps people find their relatives. A medical test comfirms that the two women are sisters. Linda and Harriet fisrt talk to each other two years  ago. They can not meet. They live in different US states. It is not possible to travel because of the coronavirus. Then, the sisters meet last week. Harriet travels from Sacramento, California, to Denver, Colodaro. They look at some old pictures. They are happy that thay can be together.

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New Zealand tobacco ban - level 1 (P. Anh)

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New Zealand tobacco ban - level 1 (P. Anh)

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New Zealand’s government will make tobacco illegal for young people. The government says that will not smoke cigarettes at all. The new law will start next year. It will be even stronger in thefuture. Supermarkets and small businesses  will not sell cigarettes after 2027. Children under 14 years old will not be able to buy cigarettes. This is the second strongest cigarettes law in the world. Some experts are happy. Cigarettes are dangerous. It is good that young people will not smoke. They can choose less dangerous products. Other experts do not like the new law.  They say people will want cigarttes in the future. It is possible that people will buy and sell cigarettes illegally.

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New Zealand tobacco ban - level 1 (T. Anh)

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New Zealand tobacco ban - level 1 (T. Anh)

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New zealand's government will make tobacco illegal for young people. The government says that young people will not smoke cigarettes at all. The new law will start next year. It will be even stronger in the future.  Supermarkets and small businesses will not sell cigarettes after 2027. Children under 14 years old will not be able to buy cigarettes. This is the second strongest cigarette law in the world. Some experts are happy. Cigarettes are dangerous. It is good that young people will not smoke. They can choose less dangerous products. Other experts do not like the new law. They say people will want cigarettes in the future. It is possible that people will buy and sell cigarettes illegally.

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New Zealand tobacco ban - level 1 (X. Mai)

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New Zealand tobacco ban - level 1 (X. Mai)

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New Zealand’s government will make tobacco illegal for young people. The government says that young people will not smoke cigarettes  at all. The new law will start next year. It will be even stronger in the future. Supermarkets and small businesses with not sell cigarettes after 2027. Children under 14 years old will not be able to buy cigarettes. This is the second strongest cigarette law in the world. Some experts are happy. Cigarettes  are dangerous. It is good that young people will not smoke. They can choose less dangerous products. Other experts do not like the new law. They say people will want cigarettes  in the future. It is possible that people will buy and sell cigarettes  illegally.

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New Zealand tobacco ban - Paraphrasing practice

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New Zealand tobacco ban - Paraphrasing practice

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1. New Zealand's government will make tobacco illegal for young people. (change it passive voice)

2. "The government says that young people will not smoke cigarettes  at all." law-makers / to claim / teenagers / any more.

3. The new law will begin next year. (change it to passive voice with the verb "to apply")

4. "It will be even stronger in the future." stricter / harsh / severe

5. "Children under 14 years old will not be able to buy cigarettes." Adolescents / to permit (passive voice) / to purchase cigarettes/ at markets and convenient stores/

6. "Some experts are happy. Cigarettes  are dangerous." extremely satisfied / because / harmful

7. "It is good that young people will not smoke." stop smoking

8 . "Other experts do not like the new law." to disagree / with / the new cigarette policy

9.  "It is possible that people will buy and sell cigarettes  illegally." It is impossible / to stop / people / from buying and selling / tobacco products.

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New Zealand's government has maken tobacco illegal for young people. The government said that teenagers don't smoke cigarettes any more. The new law applied next year. It will be even stricter in the future. Supermarkets and small businesses will not sell cigarettes after 2027. Adolescents aren’t permitted to purchase cigarettes. This is the second strongest cigarette law in the world. Some experts are extremely satisfied because cigarettes are harmful. It is good that young people will stop smoking.  They can choose less dangerous products. Other experts disagree with the new cigarette policy. They say people will want cigarettes in the future. It is impossible that people will stop buying and selling illegally tobacco products.

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New Zealand’s government will be made tobacco illegal by young people. Law-makers claim teenagers will not smoke cigarettes anymore. The new law will be applied next year. It will be even stricter in the future. Supermarkets and small businesses with not sell cigarettes after 2027. Adolescents will be not permitted to purchase cigarettes at markets and convenience stores. This is the second strongest cigarette law in the world. Some experts are extremely satisfied because cigarettes are harmful. It is good that young people will stop smoking. They can choose less dangerous products. Other experts do not disagree with the new cigarette policy. They say people will want cigarettes in the future. It is impossible to stop people from buying and selling illegal tobacco products.

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Tornadoes hit six US states – level 1 (P. Anh)

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Tornadoes hit six US states – level 1 (P. Anh)

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Serval tornadoes come to 6 US stars. A tornado is very strong storm that moves in long circle. It happens in just 1 day. A atoms starts at night. Nobody thinks that there will be tornadoes. Tornadoes are not usually in winter. They usually happen when the weather is warm. The storm moves from Arkansas and Missouri to Tennessee and Kenducky. Its path is 320 kilometers long.  Strong winds break buildings. Trees and electricity lines for. Thousands of people are without homes now. They do not have food and water. The worst situation is in Kenducky. 70 people diet there.  A tornado destroys and factory. More than one hundred people are inspired the factory. The US president saysthat it is a disaster in Kenducky. He says that people will get money from the government. Later, many people help clean the streets and homes.

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Tornadoes hit six US states – level 1 (T. Anh)

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Tornadoes hit six US states – level 1 (T. Anh)

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Several Tornado come to 6 US states. A tornado is a very strong storm that moves in a long circle. It happened in just one day. A storm starts at night. Nobody thinks that there will be tornadoes. Tornadoes are not usual in winter. They usually happen when the weather is warm. The storm moves from Arkansas and Missouri to Tennessee and Kentucky. It path is 320 kilometers long. Strong win break building. Trees and electric line fall. Thousands of people are without homes now. They do not have food and water. The worst situation is in Kentucky. 70 people die there. A tornado destroy a factory. More than one hundred people are inside the factory. The US president say that it is a dicater in Kentucky. He says that people will get money from the goverment. Later, many people help clean the streets and home.

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Tornadoes hit six US states – level 1 (X. Mai)

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Tornadoes hit six US states – level 1 (X. Mai)

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Several tornadoes come to six US states. A tornado is a very strong storm that moves in a long circle. it happens in just one day. A storm starts at night. Nobody think that there will be tornadoes. Tornadoes are not in winter. They usually happen when the weather in warm. The storm move from  Arkansas and Missouri to Tennessee and Kentucky. It part is 320 km long. Strong winds break building. Trees and electric light fall. Thousands of people are without home now. They do not have food and water. The world situation is in Kentucky. 70 people die there. And Tornadoes distr a factory. More than one hundred people are inside the factory. The Us president says that it’s a disater in Kentucky. He says that people will get money from the government. Later many people help claim a st and home.

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Water deposits plastic waste from all over the world on Kenya’s beaches. That is a big problem for turtles as many of them eat the plastic because they think that it is  jellyfish , and then they die. A new report found that young turtles  die more often then adults because of plastic. Moreover, when there are a lot of plastic on beaches, turtles  can not lay eggs. When they baby turtles hatch on beaches with plastics, they can not get  to the ocean. Out of every 1,000 turtles hatched, only one grows into adulthood , according to the wwf.

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Water deposite plastic waste from all over the world on Kenya beaches. That is a big problem for turtles as many of them eat the plastic because they think that it is jelly fish, and then they die. A new report found that young turtles die more often than adults because of plastic. Moreover, when there are a lot of plastic on beaches, turtles cannot lay eggs. When the baby turtles hach on beaches with plastics, they cannot get to the ocean. Out of every 1.000 turles hatch, only one grow into adulhud, according to the WWF.

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Dangerous Way for Chinese Children – level 3 (P. Anh)

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Dangerous Way for Chinese Children – level 3 (P. Anh)

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A group of children in China have dangerous joney to get home from school because they have to climb over mountain cliff using wonden last. To reach their remote village, they climb about 20 meters to the top while carrying bags or other items. Villagers and even dogs travel this way, making it look almost easy. However, it is terrifying for some people, as they say it makes their legs shiver and they dare not look down. Getting to the top is a relief as family and friends greetthese children. Many of the students study in a school 30 miles away and have not been home in months.The people in the villager long for a safer way to get there, but they believe that a better future lies in getting education for their children.

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Dangerous Way for Chinese Children – level 3 (T. Anh)

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A group of children in China have a dangerous journey to get home from school because they have to climb over a mountain cliff using wooden ladders. To reach their remote village, they have to climb about 20 meters to the top while carrying bags or other items. Villagers and even dogs travel this way, making it look almost easy. However, it is terrifying for some people, as they say it makes their legs shiver and they dare not look down. Getting to the top is a relief as family and friends greet these children. Many of the students study in a school 30 miles away and have not been home in months. The people in the village long for a safer way to get there, but they believe that a better future lies in getting education for their children.

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Dangerous Way for Chinese Children – level 3 (X. Mai)

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Dangerous Way for Chinese Children – level 3 (X. Mai)

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A group of children in China have a dangerous journey to get home from school because they have to climb over a mountain cliff using wooden ladder. To reach their remote village  they climb about 20 meters to the top while carrying bag or other items.  Villagers and even dogs travel this way making it  look almost easy. However, it is terrifying for some people as they say it makes their legs shiver and dare not look down. Getting to the top is a relief as family and friends great these children. Many of the students study in a school 30 miles away  and have not been home in months. The people in the village long for a safer way to get there, but they believe that a better future lies in getting education for their children.

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People swim in icy river - level 2 (T. Anh)

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People swim in icy river - level 2 (T. Anh)

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Alfred Nikodem was a  goldsmith who lived in Prague, Czech Republic.  He was a hardy man, and in 1923, a few of his friends and he swam in the icy Vltava river. Five years later, more than 50 people swam with him, and it started a new tradition, which lasted nearly one hundred years. Last week, 360 swimmers from eight countries were in the 75th swim in Vltava. They swam 100, 300 or 750 meters in the water which was three to four degrees celsius, and it was the lowest in many years. The air temperature was minus six degrees, and many onlookers stood along the river in winter coats and hats.

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People swim in icy river - level 2 (P. Anh)

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People swim in icy river - level 2 (P. Anh)

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Alfred Nikode was a goldsmith who lived in Prague, Czech Republic. He was a hardy man, and in 1923, a few of his friends and he swam in the icyVltava River. 5 years later, more than 50 people swam with him, and it started a new trandition, which lasted nearly 100 years. Last week, 360 swimmers from 8 countries were in the 75th swim in Vltava. The swam 100, 300 and 750 meters in the water which was 3 to 4 degrees celsius and it was the lowest in many years. The air temperature was minus 6 degrees and many onlookers along the river in winter boats and hat.

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People swim in icy river - level 2 (X. Mai)

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People swim in icy river - level 2 (X. Mai)

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Alfred Nikodem was a goldsmith who lived in P C republic. He was a hardy man, and in1923, a few of his friends and he swam in the icy Vltava river. Five years later, more and 50 people swam with him, and it started a new tradition which lasted nearly 100 years. Last week, 360 swimmers from 8 countries were in the 75th swim in Vltava. They swam 100, 300 or 750 meters in the water which was 3 to4 degrees celsius and it was the lowest in many years. The air temperature was minus 6 degrees, and many onlookers stood along the river in winter coats and hat.

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Man gives food to dogs – level 3 (T. Anh)

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Man gives food to dogs – level 3 (T. Anh)

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An animal lover in Jordan spends thousands of dollars every month to feed stray dogs, as he posts videos online to encourage Jordanians to follow in his footsteps. Nader Raheem spends around 1,400 dollars every month to feed and vaccinate abandoned street dogs as part of an initiative that he started seven years ago. His main goal is to change people's outlook on dogs, so that they can live with the animals peacefully. People often think that it is necessary to get rid of these dogs, who are often uncared for or left sick in the street. Raheem recently started to upload videos of the dogs on Tiktok. These are videos he created for many years before Tiktok even existed. He does this to make people aware that dogs were pets and they were friendly and good with people. He hopes to inspire others to do the same and to prevent the dogs from eating each other or waiting for each other to die.

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Man gives food to dogs – level 3 (P. Anh)

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Man gives food to dogs – level 3 (P. Anh)

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An animal lover in Jordan spends thousands of dollars every month to feed stray dogs , as he posts videos online to encourage Jordanians to follow in his footsteps.Nader Raheem spends around the 1,400 dollars every month to feed and vaccinate abandoned street dogs as part of an initiative that he started 7 years ago. His main goal is to change people’s outlook om dogs, so that they can live with the animals peacefully. People often think that it is necessary to get rid of the dogs, who are often uncared- for or left sick in the street. Rahem recently started to upload videos of the dogs on TikTok, these are videos he created for many years before Tiktok even existed . He does this to make people aware that dogs were pets and they were friendly and good with people. He hopes to inspire others to do the same and to prevent the dogs from eating each other or waiting for eat other to die.

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Man gives food to dogs – level 3 (X. Mai)

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Man gives food to dogs – level 3 (X. Mai)

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An animal lover in Jordan spends thousands of dollars every month to feed stray dogs. As he posts videos online to encourage Jordanians to follow in his footsteps. Naderabd around 1,400 dollars every month to feed and vaccinate abandoned street dogs as part of an initiative that he started seven years ago. His main goal is to change peoples outlook on dog. So that they can live with the animals peacefully. People often think that it is necessary to get rid of these dogs, who are often uncared-for or left sick in the street. Morshed recently started to upload videos of the dog on Tik Tok these are videos he created for many years before Tik Tok even existed. He does this to make people aware that dogs were pets and they were friendly and good with people. He hopes to inspire others to do the same and to prevent the dogs from eating each other or waiting for each other to die.

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1. Fighting game
2. Role-playing game (RPG)
3. Strategy game
4. Platform game
5. Racing game
6. Shooter
For years video games have been criticized for making people more antisocial , overweight or depressed. But now research are finding that games can actually change us for the better and improve both our body and mind. Games can help to develop physical skills. Pre school children who played interactive games such as the ones available on Wii have been show to have improved motor skills, for example they can kind, catch and throw a ball better than children who don’t play video games. A study of surgeons who do Microsurgery in Botern found that those who played videos games were 27 percent faster and made 37 percent fewer errors than those who didn’t. Vision is also improved, particularly telling the different between shared of grey. This is useful for diving at night, piloting a plane or reading sray. Games also benefit a variety of brain function, including decision making. People who play action basic games make decision 25 percent faster than others and are less accurate, according to 1 study. It was also found that the best gamer can make choice and art them up 6 times a second, 4 times faster than most people. In other study by researchers from the university of Rochester in New York, experiences games were shown to be pay attention to more than 6  thing at once without getting consensus, compare with the 4 that most people can normally keep in mind. Additionally, videos games can also reduce gender differences. Scientists have found that women who played games are better able to mentally manipulate 3 object. There is also evidence that gaming can help with psychological problem. At the university of Auckland in New Zealand, researchers asked 94 young people diagnosed to play a 3 fan called sparx and in many cases, the game reduced symptoms  of  depresion more than conventional treatment. Another research team at Ford university found that playing Tetris shortly after exposure to something very upseting in the experiment, a flim of traumatic scenes of just and death was used can actually prevent people have district flashbacks. The effects aren’t always so positive, however. Indiana university researchers carry out brain scan on young men and found evident that violence games can alter brain function after as little as a week of play, affecting regions in the brain associated with emotions control and cause more aggressive behaviour in the player. But Daphne bavelier, 1 of the most experience researcher in the field, says that violent action games that often worry parents most may actually have the stronger beneficial effect on the brain. In the future, we may see many treatments for physical and neurological problem which incorporate the playing of video games.

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1. Fighting game (2)
2. Role-playing game (RPG) (5)
3. Strategy game (4)
4. Platform game (1)
5. Racing game (6)
6. Shooter (3)

For years video games have been criticised for making people more antisocial, overweight or depressed. But now researchers are finding that games can actually change us for the better and improve both our body and mind.
Games can help to develop physical skills. Pre school children who played interactive games such as the ones available on Wii have been shown to have improved motor skills, for example they can kick, catch and throw a ball better than children who don’t play video games. A study of surgeons who do microsurgery in Boston found that those who played video games were 27 per cent faster and made 37 per cent fewer errors than those who didn't. Vision is also improved, particularly telling the difference between shades of grey. This is useful for driving at night, piloting a plane or reading X rays.
Games also benefit a variety of brain functions, including decision making. People who play action-based games make decisions 25 per cent faster than others and are no less accurate, according to one study. It was also found that the best gamers can make choices and act on them up to six times a second, four times faster than most people. In another study by researchers from the University of Rochester in New York, experienced gamers were shown to be able to pay attention to more than six things at once without getting confused, compared with the four that most people can normally keep in mind. Additionally, video games can also reduce gender differences. Scientists have found that women who play games are better able to mentally manipulate 3D objects.
There is also evidence that gaming can help with psychological problems. At the University of Auckland in New Zealand, researchers asked 94 young people diagnosed with depression to play a 3D fantasy game called SPARX and in many cases, the game reduced symptoms of depression more than conventional treatment. Another research team at Oxford University found that playing Tetris shortly after exposure to something very upsetting  in the experiment, a film of traumatic scenes of injury and death was used can actually prevent people having disturbing flashbacks.
The effects are not always so positive, however. Indiana University researchers carried out brain scans on young men and found evidence that violent games can alter brain function after as little as a week of play, affecting regions in the brain associated with emotional control and causing more aggressive behaviour in the player. But Daphne Bavelier, one of the most experienced researchers in the field, says that the violent action games that often worry parents most may actually have the strongest beneficial effect on the brain. In the future, we may see many treatments for physical and neurological problems which incorporate the playing of video games.

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Skills for the 21st-century workplace (X. Mai)

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Skills for the 21st-century workplace (X. Mai)

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We need to develop all kinds of skill to the survive in the 21st century. Some, like ICT skills and kwonledge of digital work. Are part of lIPICLY in school in the UK. Here are 5 less for use to thing about. These are the sorts of skills that employers may ask you questions about in interviews, so it’s a good idea to think about how good you are in these areas. What are your strength and wess
1 imagination in the a of technology that we are living in now, it is no longer in enough to keep on making the same product employers need people who can imagine new approaches and new ideas.
2 problem solving employers will worker to see problems before they happen and we come up with creative solution.
3 communications skills worker to have to be good communicators. They will have to be able to negotiate and discuss key issues and also right in a clear way without using to mary words.
4 critical analysis employer want worker who are        able to recognize the difference between information that can be believed and false information.
5 decision making individual worker have a growing a most of responsibility. It is important to be able to eva a situation amd be confident in making a decision

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Skills for the 21st-century workplace (P. ANH)

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Skills for the 21st-century workplace (P. ANH)

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We need to develop all kinds of skill to survive in the 21 century. Some, like ict skills and knowledge of the digital world, are taught expiring in school in the UK. Here are 5 less obvious one for you to think about. These are the sort of skill that employer may aks you question about in interviews so it is a good idea to think about how good your are in these areas. What are your strength and weekend? In the age of technology that we are living in now, it is longer enough to keep on making the same product. Employers need people who can impact new approaches and new ideas. Employers will value works who are able to see problems before they happen and come up with create solutions. Workers will have to be good communicators. They will have to be able to negotiate and discuss key issues and also write in a clear way without using too many world. Critics analysts employers want worker who are able to recognise the difference between information. Decision making individual workers have a growing amount of responsibility. it is important to be able evaluat a situation and be confident in making a decision.

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Key Vocabulary
1. genetically-modified (when scientists change the genetic information of a living thing or its body parts)

2. reject (to not accept)

3. permission (when someone allows someone else to do something).
Doctors in Maryland, US, moved a pig heart into a human. The operation took 7 hours, and doctors use a generally- modified pig heart. There were simliar operations in the past, but they were never successful. Last week’s operation was successful because the patient’s body didn’t  reject the heart immediately. The patient was doing well 3 days after the operation but it was not possible to say if he would live or for how long. The patient was 57-year-old man from Maryland. The operation was his last chance because he was too sick to get a human heart. The operation was not a usual procedure, and doctors needed special permission to complete it.

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Well … I wouldn’t call myself a techie or a computer buff but I enjoy using computers … I’d like to find out more about how they work … when my computer crashes

to access websites/email: to locate

to back up files: to make a copy of files in case of a computer problem

to boot up: to start a computer

to bookmark a webpage: to mark a webpage for future reference

to browse websites: to look at websites

a computer buff: an expert computer user

to crash: to suddenly stop working

to cut and paste: to move text or images from one place in a document to another place

a desktop PC: a computer that isn’t portable and remains in situ on a desk

digital editing: to edit digital materials like audio or video files

download (podcasts): to save a copy of a file from the internet to your own device

to enter a web address: to type the address of a website into the address bar of your browser

a gadget: a technological tool like a mobile phone or camera

to go online: to start using the Internet

high-spec (laptop): powerful computer with top quality components

Internet security: Internet safety

intranet: a network of connected computers within an organisation that is not accessible by unauthorised visitors

to navigate a website: to find your way around a website

operating system: the software that tells the computer how to work

send an attachment: send an email with an accompanying file

social media: media used to interact with other people such as Facebook or Twitter

to surf the web: to look at a series of websites one after the other

a techie: somebody who has an interest in technology

to upgrade: to obtain a more powerful or feature-rich computer or piece of software

video conferencing: to see and hear people from different locations using the Internet

wireless hotspot: a public place where you can access the Internet

wireless network: a network where users can access the Internet without the use of fixed cables

word processing; producing written texts on a computer

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1. Chart - show the progress of something
2. Curator -  a person who manages an art exhibition
3. Exhibition -
4. Fascination -
5. Humanoid -
6. Centerpiece -
7. Slim -
A new exhibition in London charts humanities/humanity's fascination for robots throughout the ages, one model at the exhibition dates back to the 16/16th century. Almost 3 meters tall, Cygan, a celebrity robot of the 50/50s, is the display/display's centrepiece. Hugo Elias from Show/Shadow robot company saild/said that we are probably a few years away from from having very serious robotics in our live/lives. The first thing will be self diving cars, and humanoid robots in our homes coming in the next 20 or 30 years. Ben Russel, the curator, comment/commented on people/people's fear of robots turning into terrible/terrifying things that enlarge/enslave us all. He thinks that it is quiet/quite natural to be afraid of them, but he sees the chance/chances of it actually happening as slim.

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Man with a pig heart-Robots in our lives-Vocabulary

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Andre and edouard michelin are brothers. They are French. They have a company which makes tired. This is in the year 1891. The bothers want to sell more tires.They have an idea. They write a guide for drivers. The guide has information about gas station and restaurants. The brothers think that more people will drive. Then, they will sell more tired . They give stars to the best restaurants. Today, the best restaurants get 3 stars. Thousands of restaurants have at least one Michelin star. Inspectors are interested in 5 things. For example, these are things such as the quality of food, special ways of cooking, and the personality of the chef.