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Quick facts
• Recognised as (13) first mixed World Heritage Site in 2014
• Famous for its beautiful (14) and long cultural history
• Consists (15) three protected areas
Natural beauty and biodiversity
• Beautiful limestone mountains, valleys, and rivers
• More than 600 types of plants and 200 types of animals
Cultural heritage
• Caves showing how early humans lived over a period of 30,000 years
• Hundreds of temples and (16) pagodas
Current condition
• The landscape is not changed or damaged by human activities.
• Most of the site is still kept in its natural state, e.g. the original style of architecture.

Lunar New Year, more commonly known by its shortened name Tet, (19) is the most important and (20) holiday and festival in Viet Nam. Tet takes place from (21) first day of the first month of the Lunar calendar (around late January or early February) until at least the third day. Many Vietnamese (22) for Tet by cooking special foods and cleaning the house. There are lots of customs practised during Tet, like visiting a person's house on the first day of the New Year, wishing New Year's greetings (23) giving lucky money to children and elderly people. During Tet, Vietnamese visit their relatives and temples (24) forget the trouble of the past year and hope for a better upcoming year.

Every one of us produces garbage of one kind or another. Some of the garbage is \ thrown into the sea. Some is burnt or buried under the ground. Every year we need to find about 800,000 cubic metres of empty land just to bury the garbage.
This is the same as filling one football stadium with garbage up to 20 metres high. This garbage damages the environment. Although a lot of garbage is buried in the ground, some of it gets blown about in the wind. Also, when garbage is burnt, poisonous gases are given off into the air. The garbage thrown into the sea will pollute the water.
What can we do about these problems? One very easy answer is to produce less garbage. We can recycle things made from glass and paper as well as tin cans. People can refuse to take the plastic bags from the shops and supermarkets by bringing with them ; their own bags or baskets when they go shopping.
The government should tell people about the dangers of garbage pollution. Education is perhaps the most important factor for keeping our environment healthy for s the future.

The local newspaper carried out a survey with city dwellers about (37) . Most participants in the survey talked about the city's traffic. First, they wanted stricter traffic laws to stop drivers from ignoring traffic lights and breaking speed limits. (38) . In addition, they hoped their city would improve its public transport system. (39) . There should be bus lines that reach almost all areas in the city, so it would be easy for people to get around. They said that good public transport could also save the city money. The local authority wouldn't need to construct new parking lots and widen roads to cater for the increasing number of private cars. Finally, the survey participants suggested the local authority build traffic apps. The apps could recommend to drivers (40) . The sooner the government started implementing these, the more convenient it would be to travel around the city.

A. how to make the city a more liveable place
B. For example, buses should be clean and have air conditioners
C. This would help reduce road accidents
D. the best routes to avoid traffic congestion