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stylized
solid (Colour)
lookbook ~magazines
dabble
caricature vẽ biếm họa
pigmentation màu (living thing)
beige vàng be
pop (colour) nổi
palette
installation: vật trưng như tượng (museum)
life-size work of art
oeuvre

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PART3
1)  How do advertisements influence children?
-  It comes to my (span of)attention that those ads are at least all over the place. If anything, aside from the funny aspects of its exaggeration, almost everything displayed on the screen is purely edited and contains non-real elements related to the content. This makes the minor audience believe every television scene is actual which is nothing but an illusion of fabricated images.
- On the other hand, since the market is likely to target young watchers, the commercial can really hold a pattern of appeal as it sends from curiosity to a strong reaction for kids to enjoy as well as feel the wish to buy the thing.

2) Yes, definitely. At least, it's should have been made for adults or up-coming-age people only which I feel more righter.
- As the ads scene is making a killer profit by tempting young viewers to fall for anything, it would be crazy/nightmare/hellish to imagine the consumed amount of advertising media sure to develop certain bad habits. Say, kids are going to spend every allowance to buy or at least have parents get for them every time the ad launches/promotes which's nothing but a waste of money.
- The only good thing about this whole deal is it's unfair for some companies that dedicate to selling toys and baby&mother-oriented products cuz their purpose and lifeline heavily rely on a few targets, including family and children.

3) The gap between before-now toys and the current one is that:
+ In the old time, it was really color-coded meant only to be played by girls or boys. What I mean is toys/play-things which had princesses themed with stereotypically pinky cutesy ones, especially dolls and so on, are made for females. Others with sword-warrior-gun motifs or packages with fun gadgets and all, usually had bright colors such as red and blue, suited for males. Sometimes, it could be gender-neutral for both individuals, namely cards.
Another
+ These days, toys are the least to be appearing elsewhere, only to become tchotchkes. But at least, some young adults still find it appealing for the collection. The thing is those mere objects are no longer entertaining 'cuz kids can now use wifi and smartphone instead. In fact, they just download every game to amuse themselves.

4)+ I don't think getting more toys from shops considers a better idea. In fact, kids need to be kept an eye on by folks who physically impact children, not empty soulless objects. There must be someone showing up to turn to, to be talked to, to listen to whenever they need cuz it's critical to be present willingly to partner with, and become friends with them.
+ That said, almost all of the parents are unlikely to stay on top of the house and have to be at work. So, at least, playthings might helpfully kill a child's loneliness/solitude, practically stopping them from feeling on the spectrum.

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- semi-arid deserts: hơi khô cằn

A farmer grows crops.

A farmer rears animals.

A farmer raises crops and animals.

A parent raises/ rears/ brings up children (but not grows up children)

- probable development

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- conservative estimates: ước tính thấp
- variation on = a form of
-  Human beings are responsible for some of the destruction of food-producing land.
- suitable for raising crops is in use # some of that has been laid waste by poor management practices.
- If successfully implemented, proponents claim, vertical farms offer the promise of urban renewal, sustainable production of a safe and varied food supply (through year-round production of all crops), and the eventual repair of ecosystems sacrificed for horizontal farming.
- Massive floods, prolonged/long droughts, hurricanes, and severe monsoons take their toll each year, destroying millions of tons of valuable crops.
- All the food could be grown organically, eliminating the need for herbicides, pesticides, and fertilizers.
- Vertical farming will make plants less likely to be affected by infectious diseases. ~ The system would greatly reduce the incidence of many infectious diseases that are acquired at the a gricultural interface.
- The concept of indoor farming is not new, since the hothouse (nhà kính) production of tomatoes and other produce has been in vogue(nổi) for some time.
- One such proposal is for the ‘Vertical Farm’. The concept is of multi-story buildings in which food crops are grown in environmentally controlled conditions. Situated in the heart of urban centers, they would drastically reduce the amount of transportation required to bring food to consumers.
- Although the system would consume energy, it would return energy to the grid(đường dẫn, trụ điện) via methane generation from composting non-edible parts of plants.
- It would also dramatically reduce fossil fuel use, by cutting out the need for tractors(máy kéo), ploughs(cày cấy), and shipping. ~ The consumption of fossil fuels would be cut because agricultural vehicles would be unnecessary.
- A major drawback of vertical farming, however, is that the plants would require artificial light.

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1) What makes a work of art valuable?
- a masterpiece - an idea that adds luster to it speaks most to many (A great piece comes with a mountain/ handful of time, patience, energy, and all brain chemical)
- with lots of skill and effort, sweat and tear, day and night, year and year, (being through a high phrase in order to bring the unthinkable to the world - a process that consumes the one making the art themselves)
- It's valuable/ recognized/deserved when it carries/ shows/ exudes a lot of emotional depth and powerful/ relatable/ strong message
- Say, the Mona Lisa, a magnificent/ stunning gem that emerges in the ocean/world of art. The mystique inside/laid on that very smile seems to be quite something labeled millions of dollars
2) Why are some art expensive? While some are not

- Part of me doesn't think the canvas as well as related materials would be counted as spendy. The thing might lie in the high demand and limited supply. These usually need the artist's proof or signature for collectors to purchase quote-unquote 'limited edition'.
- As for ones that are not popular. The case gonna because of mediocrity or the fact it's ubiquitous in the market so that's not attractive.
- Say, the picture with a banana attached with duct tapes. Not because the stuff within the painting causes great interest. It's because of the idea originated from one who has a very certificate of authenticity, which wins the hype's heart to seek after.

3) Art is displayed in publically funded museums and galleries all over the world. Do you believe this is a positive usage of taxpayer's money? Why/ Why not?

- No, I'm afraid not. To think those businesses at face value do not get recouped for their investment but comes with a price tag. That being said, that doesn't look to be wasteful when it should have served the public, especially the underprivileged. Because if public funding goes away, some who can have access to the art are just wealthy persons. Yet, the exhibitions supported by the government are places where people come to think about the communal meaning and what's not community value.

4) Do you believe art is a worthwhile endeavor for human beings to pursue? Why

- Certainly. From the jump, art has been a thing taking up many forms so that people could dive along into it. One way is that it shed light on the minds by breaking up the fabric of its existential reality to bring a different kind of concept to describe a viewpoint of truth - the idea that has always been overshadowed. In other words, to realistically reject depictions of the world, the objective shows more about the imaginary and spiritual side.
- To add more/ Not to mention/ On top of that, its power can be better off in ways technology can never make.

5) Aesthetic (Beauty) experiences
Besides work of art, what other objects can have an aesthetic (beauty) experience
- Interesting question! Please allow me to have a moment to think through it. Aside from the artwork, I guess scenery/ vista that can be captured for, you know, montages at such windows of time like sunrise, dawn, or phenomena like northern lights, rainbow. These objects are a gift of aesthetics from Mother Nature. Like last month, I came across a hypnotizing sunset from the beach. It was absolutely arcane!

6) Do you believe human beings have an innate sense of beauty?
- Surely. From when they were born, there must be an inner feeling somewhere that had slept inside them until a point it's awakened because those perspectives are aspired by artwork from nowadays or the past and engaged in doing that.
> How is it shown in society?
- Its forms are varied in style and are spontaneous. Say, extraordinaire, fashion designer Michal Kors pave the way for men's and women's wear.

7) Do you believe that your experience of art is an emotional experience? Can physical emotions be elicited from works of art such as painting and music?
- Of course. Yes. The whole experience is a walkthrough of feelings to one another manifesting a genuine state of mind as often as needed. As physically, it involved the body's movements which can be seen as a bit extreme to react but stresses the intension of the performance and makes it a deeper level because it's more obvious and external to recognize.

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- the eye of the beholder
- Gallery
- composition/ colors
- pictorial realities
- as an expression of
- brushstrokes
- convey a certain mastery in
- a style she extended into painting
- certificate of authenticity
- touch of the artist
- give us new words to describe
-internalized
- resist ownership
- artwork
- read as
- viewers
- figure
- the (overall) tone: rich/ subtle/...
- contrast: warm n cold colors: right
- strong reaction/ comment
- overshadow the paintings around it
- high valuation
- the work of
- sold for sky-high prices
- starting up companies or trading cryptocurrencies >  financial downturn to hit the market
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- economics: supply n demand -> supply shortage drives up as buyers outbid one another
- investors/ enthusiastic/ collectors
- high-end market >< in-demand artists -> scarce
- art auctions season # in temporary
- artist reputation (x)
- factors: size and genre, condition, pieces and similar pieces, where exhibited
- have an appraisal done
- signature, surface: smooth(?), cracks(?), good condition, density of colour,: over-cleaned(?), the wall power of the piece: how much impact is ahead when first look.

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Jewelry pieces
- It was a day like another and my brother came to my room and suddenly asked me if I liked to make something-something to sell in summer.
- I assumed that he was making little accessories. Again, this whole idea is totally a flop to me 'cuz whoever buys these.
- Eventually, I decided to go with it for no reason hoping we could make some money at least.
- As a kid, there's nothing much for me to handle, if anything he only wanted me to keep him company and left the small easy part for me.
- The campaign was partly for killing time and dabbling. The reason why he so insisted on this was no one has done it before in my place, and how much he loved to craft glitzily one-of-a-kind creations. Not to mention the instant gratification result.
- Long story short, we failed at the making and dropped it indefinitely. Maybe it's not the things we want to bring to the customers anymore. It's the customers who want us to bring the things they asked for.
- Not that I complain about the youtube tutorials and demos, I just blamed my brother for all the mess cuz he always played it by ear.
- I think it has to do with the budget, that's all. Moral of the story/ Leason learned that always checked out the process and stop doing anything on a whim.

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1) I believe as long as it has to do with creativity, even it's called a reinvention, then perhaps it deserves everything when all the brain chemicals that one has been pouring to deliver the finished work that is interesting and very much makes a difference, let alone it would have revolutionized the way things are.

2) To my knowledge, having an imaginative mindset is likely to be among the vital required skills for future jobs considering it's your forte. Obviously, this opens the door to a career entering some of the businesses, such as the music or art scene, and the TV industry.

3) I think it's good news just to see one can brainstorm disparate ideas in a working environment using the everyday 'ingredient' in life or nature to create something familiar yet innovative that hits close to home. Also, thinking outside of the box is a convenient way for unexpected prospects.

4) I doubt the practice alone might barely foster such capability. The best possible ways I can think of right now are instead of keeping to stereotypes and getting on the bandwagon, many could experimentally put a tad of ego into the work and find out if that would positively make a standout. Let's not be afraid of failure and doing something terrible so that it helps us to come out of our comfort zone so we won't be remaining basic and unoriginal.

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- For some reason, I really clicked with a pic called Olympia which references an animated movie.
- For the first time couldn't I believe to critique a piece of art.
- I think people would recognize the subject, and all are supper dupper not suitable at least in academic painting cuz there's some sort of controversial way.
- The set-up appears to be 2 women, one being like I said Olympia herself and a seemingly unimportant black woman. I am sure it’s about slavery, and France is above in this place although it is still decades to separate this, and like there’s still obviously lots of social things keeping black people and sorta second class it similar to. Also, no one discusses the colored woman in the background. A dreadful thing ever happened in the real world.
- The one big thing that comes up with this painting is called the oppositional gaze.
- Another interesting note is the way the background is intentionally dark. The made is extremely dark skinned so she- the colored woman blends in and is also not confrontational but looking to the side or looking right at Olympia. This implies that she’s not meant to be seen. She is supposed to favor to the background. As supposed to Olympia, who is looking really bright, meant to be seen, which I feel completely reversal of like being the intent of the painting.
-> Truly bright up something abstract and really neat on a mental level where the whole thing is based on an artisan painting, Venus.

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Choosing the right job is very important for overall life satisfaction. What do you think are the most important points to consider when choosing a career? What steps should a person take to achieve their desired jobs? Use explanations and examples from your own experience. - Persuasive Essay

(Hook) Every person wants to choose their jobs in life. (Background) Having the right job means being satisfied with the salary, location, security, colleagues, schedule, and goals. (Thesis) I believe these are the points a person must take into account when choosing a career path. In order to do this, a person should research/reflect on the job and get/take the training.

Body 1: The most important point for consideration when choosing the optimal career is the achievement within the work because that leads to self-fulfillment. This means that a person should feel energized when they complete their daily tasks, such as when a person teaches a student to be successful on the IELTS exam. This is the driving force/ leverage behind my career as an IELTS instructor. Of course, it's also necessary to afford/ make enough money to pay for monthly bills such as rent and food. (Connecting sentence) There are two steps that a person can take to achieve their desire.

Body 2: As a first step, a person should find out as much as possible about their wanted job before getting an education, so that they can be certain the one they will be doing for the years and decades to come. A person can volunteer to be a veterinarian, to learn more about taking care of animals. The second step is to get the right training and certificate for the job, in my case, this meant going to university and getting a degree in psychology with a focus on psychometrics, the measurement of human behavior. With these steps, I was able to get employment in the field of the language of testing.

Conclusion: (Point restated, argument strengthened, take-home-message)

In short, having a good career means having satisfactory goals in daily work, and having money for daily life. This can be achieved through gaining experience and knowledge related to the job. It is very important that an individual discovered as needed about their dream job as possible before they invest a lot of effort and money into it.

> ​it is necessary to assess the job environment before a person joins a job by asking former workers in the same field. In order to make the right decision, people can enroll in short courses which are affordable and they should try the work in the market even if just for training or volunteering that can prepare them for a real job with a good experience.
> ​I finished the degree of nursing beside one-year volunteering work in a local hospital and those factors gave me a good minimum of the income in my new job and this was an amazing ex

> a person should not move from a job to a job it is better to prepare for their dream jobs through education and volunteering which can help to choose a right job. (Overstating)
> ​For getting satisfactory work an individual must have content in his work. As, if an organization is paying well and at a convenient location can be done the job. For example, I am working at the gym.
-> cần bóp nhiều hơn -> concise

[Hook] A person can work not only for money but also for interest (X: missing point -> right job)
> in all parts of his works, salary, location, and goals.

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- Last October, in celebration of Vietnamese women's day, my class came across a big surprise to show us teacher and everyone.
- It's for/called a get-together online to stay motivated and while away time being holed up.
- This time, not just the boys, the rest also have got to partake in this whole shebang planned advance two weeks.
- Girls will be taking care of the video compilation while the boys have to be ready to film themselves and express collective f eelings about how lockdown has slowed all of the progress in everything, once again being tightened, including rendering the studying, and how the entire journey in grade 10 to 11 improving and meaningful to them. In the end, there gonna have a reaction and give lovely thanks to every female in general.
- Because of that reason, I along with the guys getting the special treatment to be the main visual for this special, despite ourselves.
- But seriously, it's fun to get to grips with the tech, editing, and app -conferencing platform I've never used before.
- Of all cases, this experience has been by far practically a hard challenge for me when working out the best way to feel proximity during the social distancing period.

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- I'm fine with the idea of museums being portrayed as a sort of characteristically unattractive place to most people where no one usually hangs out but because of curiosity.
- Not until I found out that not all museum is the same as I thought when my brother got to show me around.
- Never have in my life heard about the term/ concept 'museum of oceanography', so that's also a big surprise and is new to me.
- When we got there, everything, including the building, was looking extremely comical.
- As though it's giving a miniature-ocean sense similar to the aquarium.
- Through many fish tanks, marveling at all specific underwater creatures really made my heart warm for the first time.
- They even had an alphabetized specimen archive, showcasing hundreds of rare species such as moonfish, seals, giant claims, etc.
- As for the marine display area, I literally was gasping at the partial skeleton of the humpback whale; moreso, the room included speakers that recited verbatim the history of the mammals.
- There're also mermaid shows however they didn’t perform on weekdays, unfortunately.
- The whole day was an absolutely blessing experience, thanks to my beloved brother. Admittedly, it was really meaningful and eye-opening. Since that time, my take on museums has changed exponentially cuz It proves enough to be able to give people a different kind of enjoyment in a practical and visual way.