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a. Nhung: I feel very tired every day because I go to bed late.

b. Nhung: I know, so I will try to sleep earlier tonight.

c. Thao: If you watch TV late at night, it can make you sleepy tomorrow.

a. Neko: I like to listen to music and take deep breaths.

b. Toan: That sounds helpful. I should try that too.

c. Toan: How do you relax when you are stressed?

a. Rosie: Yes. They help our bodies fight diseases.

b. Rosie: I agree. Eating colorful vegetables is very beneficial.

c. Andy: Vitamins play a crucial role in keeping us healthy.

d. Andy: Vegetables are a good source of vitamins.

Fill in the blanks to complete the conversation.

A. Some teens eat too much fast food.

B. We use our phones a lot at night, and it's hard to stop.

C. Many teens feel stressed because of school.

D. Many teens don't exercise much.

E. Exams and homework make us very busy.

Kevin: Hi, Dan! I'm working on a project about health problems for teens. Can you help me?

Dan: Sure, Kevin! What do you want to talk about first?

Kevin: I think stress is a big problem.

Dan: Yes, I agree. What else?

Kevin: I also want to talk about sleep. Many teens don't sleep enough.

Dan: That's true.

Kevin: Exactly! And what about eating habits?

Dan: Right. Fast food is easy to get, but it's not healthy.

Kevin: So, we have stress, sleep, and eating habits. Anything else?

Dan: Maybe exercise?

Kevin: Good idea!

Fill in the blanks to complete the conversation.

A. You should drink more water.

B. Do you have a fever?

C. Do you want honey in it?

D. It sounds like you have a cold.

E. I hope I feel better soon.

Lan: Mom, I don't feel well. My throat hurts.

Mother: Oh no, Lan.

Lan: I don't think so, but I feel very tired.

Mother: Did you drink enough water?

Lan: Not really, Mom. I didn't feel thirsty.

Mother: It helps you feel better.

Lan: Okay. Can I have some warm tea, too?

Mother: Yes, I'll make some for you.

Lan: Yes, please. Honey is good for my throat.

Mother: And you should rest today, no school.

Lan: Thanks, Mom.

Mother: Don't worry, Lan. Just rest, and you'll be better soon.

Fill in the blanks to complete the conversation.

A. I'm just texting my friends.

B. I'll try not to be on my phone so much.

C. Your eyes need a break, and you need some fresh air.

D. I'll help you find a good one.

E. If I put it down, I miss out on everything!

Mom: Jack, you're on that phone again. Don't you ever put it down?

Jack: Oh, come on, Mom.

Mom: You're always “just texting.” You've been staring at that screen all day.

Jack: I know, but everyone's online now.

Mom: But, Jack, you're missing out on real life, too.

Jack: I guess I could cut it down. Maybe put it away before bed?

Mom: That's a good start. How about reading a book or doing something different in the evening?

Jack: Alright, alright. I'll try reading or something... but only if you help me pick a book.

Mom: Deal!

Jack: No problem, Mom. I get it.