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Practice SVIP
Listen and complete the sentences with words you hear from the recording.
1. The islands are
- divided
- concentrated
2. Ha Long Bay is delimited by 3 points: Dau Go Island on the west, Ba Ham Lake on the south, and Cong Tay Island on the
- east
- west
3. Ha Long Bay's ancient karst landscape is the result of complex geological processes taking over
- 500
- 900
4. Ha Long Bay, a mighty and unique artwork by nature, is the number-one tourist
- attraction
- destination
5. Ha Long Bay is recognized by UNESCO for its
- athletic
- aesthetic
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1. Where is Ha Long Bay?
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2. How many islands are there in Ha Long Bay?
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3. When is Ha Long Bay recognized by UNESCO as the World Natural Heritage Site?
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4. When did Ha Long Bay become the 29th member of The Club “the Most Beautiful Bays of the World”?
Listen to a man talking about the place in the photos above. Decide if the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
(Nhấp vào dòng để chọn đúng / sai)| 1. It is the tallest mountain in Vietnam and in some other neighboring countries. |
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| 2. It is located in the northwest region of Vietnam. |
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| 3. Most people who climb the mountain have to spend 3 days to get to the top. |
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| 4. It is often very cold here after March. |
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| 5. It is recommended that tourists should visit it during the monsoon season. |
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1. What is Fansipan called?
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2. What is there at the summit for climbers to celebrate their successful ascent?
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3. Where do climbers can take a rest and find some food on the way to the summit?
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4. What activity can climbers do at a height of more than 9000 feet?
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5. What kind of weather does it have between July and August in there?
Complete the conversation about the restoration of Hue Citadel, using the responses (A-D) given.
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A. The government and local authorities have done many things since then. B. The Forbidden City was damaged by the American bombing in 1968. C. Hue suffers from natural disasters and floods. D. In the terrible flood in 1999, the entire imperial city of Hue was suddenly submerged underwater. |
Nick: My family and I have been to Hue twice. Its monuments are so splendid. I think they are very durable.
Mi: It is thanks to the work of restoration.
Nick: Really? The rain in Hue was so long.
Mi: In 1985, a big storm damaged many royal architectural works, making the area look like a battlefield.
Nick: How about the damage during the war?
Mi:
Nick: It was recognized as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1993, and I think people have paid more attention to restoring it.
Mi: That's right.
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Complete the conversation about the restoration of Hue Citadel, using the responses (A-H) given.
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E. I think the most important thing is that it shows the special affection of international friends for Hue. F. An altar was built to honor Kazik, a famous Polish architect who died in 1997 while helping restore the Inner City. G. Many countries such as Poland, Germany, and Japan have also sent experts to assist Hue. H. UNESCO and America sponsored several projects, and the Lao Government supplied wood. |
Mi: We got a lot of help from other countries and international organizations.
Nick: Good news. And how about the technology of restoration?
Mi: We applied the modern technology of restoration from Japan.
Nick: I see. Japan is a country experienced in the restoration of ancient architectural works, especially wooden ones.
Mi:
Nick: I agree with you. Hue is also in the hearts of many people in the world.
Mi:
Nick: I think he deserves it.
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