Câu 1:truyện ngắn hiện đại

Câu 2: tự sự

Câu 3:bptt ẩn dụ (xế muộn chợ chiều)-tác dụng:gợi hình ảnh buổi chợ cuối ngày ảm đạm tàn phai để ví cuộc đời hai con người nghèo khổ lận đận lấy nhau trong cảnh chẳng còn gì để lựa chọn

Câu 4:phản ánh cuộc sống khốn khó cơ cực và bi thương của người nghèo trong xã hội cũ qua đó thể hiện lòng cảm thông của tô hoài với những người bé nhỏ

Câu5:chi tiết em ấn tượng nhất”bé gái vẫn ôm chặt giỏ nhái“hình ảnh đau đớn ám ảnh thể hiện số phận nghiệt ngã và tấm lòng thương con người của tác giả

Nowadays, more and more young Vietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. I believe this is a positive trend.

Firstly, these festivals help young people learn about other cultures. They can understand how people in other countries celebrate and become more open-minded. This also helps them adapt better in a globalized world.

Secondly, festivals like Halloween and Christmas bring joy and friendship. Young people can relax, have fun, and share happy moments with friends and family. These activities make life more colorful and meaningful.

Finally, celebrating foreign festivals makes Vietnamese culture more diverse and modern. Young people can mix foreign customs with traditional values in creative ways.

In conclusion, although some people worry about losing Vietnamese traditions, I think celebrating foreign festivals brings more good than harm. It helps young Vietnamese become more confident and connected to the world.

WALT DISNEY – THE FATHER OF MICKEY MOUSE

Walt Disney is famous around the world for creating Mickey Mouse and for building a magical world of films and theme parks that continue to delight millions of people today.

He was born in Chicago, the United States, in 1901. As a child, he loved drawing and storytelling. He later studied art at the Chicago Art Institute and developed his skills in cartooning and animation.

Disney was a very successful film-maker. He created Mickey Mouse in 1928, which quickly became one of the most popular cartoon characters in history. He also produced the first full-length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in 1937. Apart from making films, he was also famous for opening Disneyland in California in 1955, the first-ever theme park of its kind.

He had four brothers and one sister, and later, with his wife Lillian, he had two daughters.

Walt Disney died in 1966, but his legacy continues. The Walt Disney Studios and theme parks around the world still bring joy and inspiration to both children and adults everywhere.