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The three pie charts illustrate the primary sources of news teenagers and young adults and old people bused on a servey conducted in 2022

For teenagers, online news sites are the most popular source, accounting for 52%. TV is the second largest source at 37%. By contrast, only 7% read printed newspapers and 4% get news from other sources. Similarly, TV is also the most common source for young adults, making up 35%. Online news sites account for 33%, while other sources represent 26%. Printed newspapers are the least popular at only 6%. As compared with the other groups, old people rely more on traditional media. TV accounts for 42%, followed by printed newspapers at 29%, whereas only 6% read online news.


Nowadays, people are beginning to use home robots in their daily lives. With the development of modern technology, home robots are becoming more popular in many families. Although they bring many benefits, they also have some disadvantages. Using home robots has several advantages. First, home robots help people save a lot of time and effort. They can do housework such as cleaning the floor, washing dishes, or cooking simple meals. Thanks to robots, people have more free time to relax or spend with their family. Second, home robots are very useful for elderly people and busy workers because they can work continuously without getting tired. Moreover, robots can help improve the quality of life and make homes more comfortable. However, there are also some disadvantages to owning home robots. The biggest problem is that they are very expensive, so not everyone can afford them. In addition, people may become too dependent on robots and become lazy. If robots break down, repairing them can also cost a lot of money. In conclusion, home robots may make our lives easier and happier, but there are still certain problems that need to be considered.

One serious problem in many public restrooms is that people often leave the lights on and the water running after use. This behavior causes a waste of electricity and clean water, which are valuable natural resources. If the problem continues for a long time, it can increase monthly costs and negatively affect the environment.

There are several reasons for this issue. First, some people lack awareness about saving energy and water. Second, restrooms may not have clear reminders or suitable equipment to help control usage. As a result, lights stay on all day and water is wasted unnecessarily.

To solve this problem, several solutions can be applied. The school or public place should install automatic lights and sensor taps so they turn off by themselves when no one is using them. In addition, posters with simple messages like “Turn off the lights” or “Save water” should be put in visible places. Finally, teachers and managers should educate people about the importance of protecting the environment.

In conclusion, saving electricity and water in restrooms is easy if everyone is responsible and effective measures are taken.

The line graph illustrates changes in the urban and rural population percentages in Vietnam from 1960 to 2020. It is notable that while the proportion of rural residents showed a consistent upward trend, the urban population trended downwards.

Initially, the urban population was predominant, peaking at 85% in 1960, the highest point on the graph. However, over the next two decades, this figure decreased slightly by 4%. From 1990 onwards, there was a significant decline in urban population percentage, dropping notably from 80% to 63% by 2020.

Conversely, the rural population started at approximately 15% in 1960, the lowest point shown. This percentage saw a moderate increase to 19% by 1980 and then rose sharply to 37% by 2020.