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Artificial intelligence is rapidly altering modern healthcare systems, providing unprecedented accuracy in diagnostic procedures. Machine learning algorithms analyze vast datasets of medical imaging, such as X-rays and MRI scans, detecting minute anomalies that might escape the human eye. Doctors can use these insights to determine treatment options, select target drug therapies, and monitor recovery stages in real time. What once required weeks of laboratory testing can now be processed within minutes.
In medical facilities, AI tools enhance operational workflows. Automated diagnostic programs categorize patient priority upon hospital admission, while smart monitors track continuous vital signs. Because critical patient metrics are updated instantaneously, medical staff can respond swiftly during emergencies, decreasing surgical delays and boosting survival rates. Hospitals utilizing integrated systems report significant reductions in administrative expenses—savings that contribute to better overall patient services.
Data security, however, presents severe challenges. Advanced algorithms require constant access to thousands of patient records to refine their accuracy. Forecast models predict patient outcomes based on historical medical history, but unauthorized breaches could compromise sensitive personal data. Ensuring privacy while maintaining algorithmic efficiency requires strict legal standards and encrypted storage protocols. Protecting patient confidentiality remains vital for public trust.
The transition toward digital healthcare is nevertheless moving forward. Cloud networks store diagnostic histories, enabling cross-border medical consultations with international experts. Analytical software assists doctors in designing custom rehabilitation schedules for each patient, making healthcare both highly effective and globally accessible.
Read the following piece of news and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 9 to 14.
Hue International Cultural Festival 2026
Featuring art troupes from twenty countries, Hue Festival 2026 hosts the largest (9) _______ of international performers in its history, promising an unforgettable cultural celebration.
Vietnam National Heritage Center, an organization (10) _______ by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, takes the lead in coordinating the opening gala. With years of expertise, the team is set to deliver an impressive opening, making them a (11) _______ favorite among attendees.
From June 5th to June 12th, the event offers traditional art performances (12) _______ are designed to showcase regional diversity and foster friendship.
Over the past decade, the festival has helped Hue (13) _______ a strong reputation as a cultural destination and become (14) _______ attractive city for international travelers.
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text in each of the following questions from 15 to 19.
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Greenwashing—the practice of disguising ordinary pollution behind eco-friendly slogans—has escalated into a major corporate strategy. [I] Operating a high-emission industrial facility means that genuine decarbonization demands extensive restructuring, massive capital investments, and new operational technology. Paying a specialized PR firm to label products as "carbon-neutral" or "eco-friendly" is far easier, buying valuable time while actual emissions continue unabated.
Consumers encounter these deceptive practices across daily markets. Airlines advertise "planet-positive" flights, fossil fuel stations promote "net-zero" gasoline, and processed food packaging claims sustainable sourcing. Corporate advertising has been manipulated to mask continuous ecological harm. Social media influencers and elaborate annual sustainability reports broadcast this misleading narrative, reaching wider audiences than traditional marketing campaigns ever could.
Although the term greenwashing originated in the 1980s during early oil spill disasters, the practice has grown rapidly in recent years. [II] Rising public anxiety regarding global warming and ecological degradation forces corporations under intense scrutiny. Many corporate boards consequently choose flashy advertising over the challenging work of transforming supply chains and manufacturing methods. Regulatory bodies in Europe and North America struggle to police fraudulent environmental marketing, but enforcement systematically lags behind corporate creativity. [III] Financial investors, seeking quick returns, frequently praise these superficial efforts, encouraging the cycle. Fossil fuel companies illustrate this trend best: having realized that outright climate denial creates public backlash, they have adopted green marketing instead. Media campaigns highlight minor investments in solar projects while fossil fuel extraction expands continuously.
Why does greenwashing pose such a serious threat? Both climate denial and greenwashing share a common objective: to delay the urgent emission cuts recommended by climate scientists. [IV] While denial disputes environmental science directly, greenwashing tricks the public into believing that solutions are already active. This erodes public enthusiasm for real environmental action and stalls regulatory reforms. In practice, greenwashing acts as a soothing distraction, pushing society closer toward environmental degradation while maintaining an illusion of eco-friendly progress. Exposing these false claims and demanding verified carbon reductions are necessary steps toward real change.
Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 30 to 35.
Smart Financial Management Advice
Managing personal finances properly is vital for achieving future security. (30) _______, many people struggle with budgeting and quickly abandon their financial plans, eventually leading (31) _______ unnecessary debt and stress. Here are practical tips to manage your money efficiently:
Invest a portions of your income into reliable assets whenever possible.
Maintain a bank account with steady savings growth (32) _______ month by establishing realistic targets.
Purchase (33) _______ within your budget capacity.
Track daily spending carefully to prevent (34) _______ expenditure on non-essential items.
Prioritize choices that provide long-term stability so you get your money's (35) _______!
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 36 to 40.
Sorting through various holiday packages and selecting the most suitable option is complex, influenced heavily by personal preferences. Some consumers undertake comprehensive research, comparing multiple travel options, (36) _______. Other holidaymakers who prefer convenience (37) _______ to a few familiar choices rather than spending energy trying to guarantee the best possible price. This behavior is recognized as limited problem solving.
Many travelers display routine purchasing patterns, returning to the same destination repeatedly. (38) _______. Additionally, satisfied customers are likely to book through the same agency consistently.
Finally, some individuals buy travel packages on impulse. (39) _______. This trend has become increasingly common—causing concerns for tour operators who have less lead time for planning and reduced interest earnings from early deposits. (40) _______, these last-minute bookings offer an effective channel for clearing unsold travel inventory quickly.
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