Water puppetry is one of the most unique traditional arts in Viet Nam. During a show, puppeteers stand behind a screen and (1) __________ the puppets on the water surface. The puppets move smoothly and look (2) __________ real actors. Many students are surprised when they see how the puppets can dance, splash water, or chase small wooden animals.

A water puppet show usually lasts about thirty minutes. There are (3) __________ used in the background, such as drums, flutes, and wooden bells. These sounds make the stories more exciting.

Today, water puppetry becomes more popular and (4) __________. Therefore, many foreigners enjoy watching it. Shows are often held (5) __________ traditional theatres or cultural festivals. Audiences always admire the creativity and colourfulness of the puppets.

Yesterday, our class visited Greenfield Secondary School, one of the most modern schools in our province. The school was set up in 2005 and now has 36 classrooms, all equipped with smart boards and new computers. More than 1,100 students study here, and there are 75 teachers.

Our tour began at 8:15 a.m. in the school hall. After a short introduction, we went to the library. It has over 7,000 books, and 25 reading tables where students can study quietly. The librarian said that about 300 students visit the library every day.

Next, we visited the science lab. The lab has 18 microscopes and 12 models of the human body. Students use the lab three times a week to do experiments and learn scientific skills.

Finally, we went to the music room, which has 22 guitars, 10 keyboards, and enough space for 40 students to practise together. Our visit ended at 10:30 a.m., and everyone agreed that Greenfield Secondary School is a great environment for students to learn and develop.