a. Emma: Exactly, mass media is powerful, but it depends on how wisely we use it.
b. Jack: That's true. People need to be careful and check reliable sources.
c. Jack: Definitely! Through TV, newspapers, and social media, we get news almost instantly.
d. Emma: Mass media plays such a huge role in our daily lives, don't you think?
e. Emma: Yes, but sometimes the information spreads too fast and can be inaccurate.

a. Anna: Thank you very much for your clear guidance!
b. Librarian: Well, just log into the school library portal, click on the 'Exam Archives' tab, and select your subjects.
c. Anna: Excuse me, could you show me how to access the previous years' graduation exam papers?

a. Alice: I took a few personality tests and talked to the school counselor. How about you?
b. Alice: That sounds like a great plan! I think gathering as much information as possible is the key to making the right choice.
c. Peter: I am still researching different majors, and I plan to attend the upcoming university fair.
d. Peter: You seem so certain about your future career path. What helped you decide?
e. Peter: Absolutely! Choosing the right major is essential for our future success.

Question 36.
a. Minh: Really? I'm thinking about joining, but I'm not sure what activities they have.
b. Lan: They have team-building games, physical training, and lessons on discipline and survival skills.
c. Lan: I've just signed up for the military summer camp this year.

Question 37.
a. Mai: That sounds reasonable. She has good ideas for school activities and student welfare.
b. Mai: Have you decided who to vote for in the school election next week?
c. Nam: Yes, I'm planning to vote for Linda for class president.
d. Nam: Exactly. She is also confident and responsible.
e. Mai: I agree. I hope more students will take the election seriously this year.

Question 36.
a. Mai: I believe pollution, especially plastic waste, is the most serious issue affecting our planet.
b. Jim: I completely agree with you because plastic is everywhere and very hard to break down.
c. Jim: What do you think is the biggest problem facing our environment today?
d. Jim: Exactly, protecting the environment starts with small actions from each of us.
e. Mai: That's why we should reduce single-use plastics and encourage recycling in our daily lives.

Question 39.
a. Nick: Perfect, let's invite more people so we can make a bigger impact together.
b. Nick: I can help organize a community clean-up event this weekend to improve our society.
c. Laura: That sounds like a great idea, I'd love to join and support the activity.