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In some parts of the world it is becoming popular to research the history of one’s own family. Why might people want to do this? Is it a positive or negative development?

Reason

find out about/ gain a deep understanding of/ gain an insight into their origin. --> feel a sense of belonging/ attachment to their family

This is crucial, particularly, when families these days have a tendency to disperse and there is a lack of bond between family members

Positive

On a personal level, one can be motivated

On societal level, there is a social cohesion among members of society

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Describe a person who always has interesting ideas or opinions

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Who this person is

What this person does

How you knew him/her

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hcm uni of medical.

I was surprised and impressed about his ideas whenever we had the chance to work together.

broaden my horizon and enhance my perspectives on various issues

I vividly remembered a time when I was struggle with my Chemistry assignments.... Minh came and inspired me with his creativity and logical thinking

admired him --> look forward to working with him in the future

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Is it more effective to study in short, regular sessions rather than cramming at the last minute?

Answer: I believe studying in short, regular sessions is more effective than cramming at the last minutes

Why: This methods helps informations to be absorbed and retained more efficiently because our brains are better at encoding information into memory over time rather than all at once

Example: For instance, if you're preparing for an important exam, studying a little each day for weeks leading up to the exam will likely result in better retention and understanding of the material compared to trying to memorize everything the night before

Advice: Consequently, it is advised that students opt for prolonged, regular sessions over cramming in a condensed timeframe.

PRACTICE

1. When do you think children start to have their own opinions?

primary school

given more homework, assignments --> chance to form independent opinions and ideas to solve the exercises

cognitive and linguistic ability are developed significantly --> develop their own perspectives and deliver their opinions about different phenomenon and

issues

2. Are children's opinions influenced by their parents?