The pie charts illustrate the main news sources used by teenagers, young adults and old people. Overall, there are clear differences in the way these three age groups access news, especially between online and traditional media.

For teenagers, online news sites are the most popular source, accounting for 52%. TV is the second most common source at 37%, while printed newspapers and other sources are used by only small proportions, at 7% and 4% respectively. Among young adults, TV remains the leading source at 35%, closely followed by online news sites at 33%. Other sources make up 26%, whereas printed newspapers are the least preferred at just 6%.

In contrast, old people rely mainly on traditional media. TV is the dominant source at 42%, and printed newspapers account for 29%. Online news sites are used by only 6%, showing a significant generation gap in news consumption.

Hoa Binh, Tien Yen Commune, Quang Ninh Province

12 December 2025

Viet Organic Garden

1036 Hang Dau Street,

Hoan Kiem District,

Ha Noi

Dear Sir or Madam,

Re: Application for the position of a part-time receptionist

I am writing to apply for the position of a part-time receptionist at Viet Organic Garden. I am currently a Grade 12 student with good communication skills and a strong sense of responsibility. Last summer, I worked as a volunteer at a community centre, where I welcomed guests and helped answer phone calls. This experience has helped me become more confident and organised.

I consider myself hard-working, friendly, and able to work well under pressure. I am also available at weekends as required. I would be delighted to contribute to your team and provide good service to customers.

I am available for an interview at any time that suits you. If my application is successful, I will be able to start work immediately.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours faithfully,

Mai Linh

Nowadays, more and more youngVietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some people think there is nothing wrong with this while others are worried about the influence of foreign cultures. In my opinion, celebrating world festivalshas more positive than negative impact on young Vietnamese.

Firstly, festivals are a great way to understand a nation's culture. Taking part in celebrations can help young people learn more aboutother people's traditions and customs. For example, Christmas is a typical holiday in many foreign countries, so when joining the festivities, young people can learn about its origin and history, the tradition of decorating one's home and getting presents for family and close friends, and puting them under the Christmas tree.

Secondly, festivals are special events that help bring fun, happiness and joy to youngpeople's lives. They give an opportunity for young people to relax and spend enjoyable time with their friends and family. People can enjoy the festive spirit by watching performances, dressing up and eating festive food.

Finally, it cannot be denied that world festivals also encourage extracurricular activities at schools. Organising special events every year, such as Halloween parties or Christmas fairs, encourages students to discover interesting things about the festivals, socialisewith friends from other cultures or create their own performances.

In conclusion, I firmly believe that celebrating world festivals in Viet Nam does more good than harm to young people. They can have fun, broaden their cultural knowledgeand enjoy their school life more.

Nowadays, more and more youngVietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some people think there is nothing wrong with this while others are worried about the influence of foreign cultures. In my opinion, celebrating world festivalshas more positive than negative impact on young Vietnamese.

Firstly, festivals are a great way to understand a nation's culture. Taking part in celebrations can help young people learn more aboutother people's traditions and customs. For example, Christmas is a typical holiday in many foreign countries, so when joining the festivities, young people can learn about its origin and history, the tradition of decorating one's home and getting presents for family and close friends, and puting them under the Christmas tree.

Secondly, festivals are special events that help bring fun, happiness and joy to youngpeople's lives. They give an opportunity for young people to relax and spend enjoyable time with their friends and family. People can enjoy the festive spirit by watching performances, dressing up and eating festive food.

Finally, it cannot be denied that world festivals also encourage extracurricular activities at schools. Organising special events every year, such as Halloween parties or Christmas fairs, encourages students to discover interesting things about the festivals, socialisewith friends from other cultures or create their own performances.

In conclusion, I firmly believe that celebrating world festivals in Viet Nam does more good than harm to young people. They can have fun, broaden their cultural knowledgeand enjoy their school life more.

Nowadays, more and more youngVietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some people think there is nothing wrong with this while others are worried about the influence of foreign cultures. In my opinion, celebrating world festivalshas more positive than negative impact on young Vietnamese.

Firstly, festivals are a great way to understand a nation's culture. Taking part in celebrations can help young people learn more aboutother people's traditions and customs. For example, Christmas is a typical holiday in many foreign countries, so when joining the festivities, young people can learn about its origin and history, the tradition of decorating one's home and getting presents for family and close friends, and puting them under the Christmas tree.

Secondly, festivals are special events that help bring fun, happiness and joy to youngpeople's lives. They give an opportunity for young people to relax and spend enjoyable time with their friends and family. People can enjoy the festive spirit by watching performances, dressing up and eating festive food.

Finally, it cannot be denied that world festivals also encourage extracurricular activities at schools. Organising special events every year, such as Halloween parties or Christmas fairs, encourages students to discover interesting things about the festivals, socialisewith friends from other cultures or create their own performances.

In conclusion, I firmly believe that celebrating world festivals in Viet Nam does more good than harm to young people. They can have fun, broaden their cultural knowledgeand enjoy their school life more.

Nowadays, more and more youngVietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some people think there is nothing wrong with this while others are worried about the influence of foreign cultures. In my opinion, celebrating world festivalshas more positive than negative impact on young Vietnamese.

Firstly, festivals are a great way to understand a nation's culture. Taking part in celebrations can help young people learn more aboutother people's traditions and customs. For example, Christmas is a typical holiday in many foreign countries, so when joining the festivities, young people can learn about its origin and history, the tradition of decorating one's home and getting presents for family and close friends, and puting them under the Christmas tree.

Secondly, festivals are special events that help bring fun, happiness and joy to youngpeople's lives. They give an opportunity for young people to relax and spend enjoyable time with their friends and family. People can enjoy the festive spirit by watching performances, dressing up and eating festive food.

Finally, it cannot be denied that world festivals also encourage extracurricular activities at schools. Organising special events every year, such as Halloween parties or Christmas fairs, encourages students to discover interesting things about the festivals, socialisewith friends from other cultures or create their own performances.

In conclusion, I firmly believe that celebrating world festivals in Viet Nam does more good than harm to young people. They can have fun, broaden their cultural knowledgeand enjoy their school life more.

Nowadays, more and more youngVietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some people think there is nothing wrong with this while others are worried about the influence of foreign cultures. In my opinion, celebrating world festivalshas more positive than negative impact on young Vietnamese.

Firstly, festivals are a great way to understand a nation's culture. Taking part in celebrations can help young people learn more aboutother people's traditions and customs. For example, Christmas is a typical holiday in many foreign countries, so when joining the festivities, young people can learn about its origin and history, the tradition of decorating one's home and getting presents for family and close friends, and puting them under the Christmas tree.

Secondly, festivals are special events that help bring fun, happiness and joy to youngpeople's lives. They give an opportunity for young people to relax and spend enjoyable time with their friends and family. People can enjoy the festive spirit by watching performances, dressing up and eating festive food.

Finally, it cannot be denied that world festivals also encourage extracurricular activities at schools. Organising special events every year, such as Halloween parties or Christmas fairs, encourages students to discover interesting things about the festivals, socialisewith friends from other cultures or create their own performances.

In conclusion, I firmly believe that celebrating world festivals in Viet Nam does more good than harm to young people. They can have fun, broaden their cultural knowledgeand enjoy their school life more.

Nowadays, more and more youngVietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some people think there is nothing wrong with this while others are worried about the influence of foreign cultures. In my opinion, celebrating world festivalshas more positive than negative impact on young Vietnamese.

Firstly, festivals are a great way to understand a nation's culture. Taking part in celebrations can help young people learn more aboutother people's traditions and customs. For example, Christmas is a typical holiday in many foreign countries, so when joining the festivities, young people can learn about its origin and history, the tradition of decorating one's home and getting presents for family and close friends, and puting them under the Christmas tree.

Secondly, festivals are special events that help bring fun, happiness and joy to youngpeople's lives. They give an opportunity for young people to relax and spend enjoyable time with their friends and family. People can enjoy the festive spirit by watching performances, dressing up and eating festive food.

Finally, it cannot be denied that world festivals also encourage extracurricular activities at schools. Organising special events every year, such as Halloween parties or Christmas fairs, encourages students to discover interesting things about the festivals, socialisewith friends from other cultures or create their own performances.

In conclusion, I firmly believe that celebrating world festivals in Viet Nam does more good than harm to young people. They can have fun, broaden their cultural knowledgeand enjoy their school life more.

Nowadays, more and more youngVietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some people think there is nothing wrong with this while others are worried about the influence of foreign cultures. In my opinion, celebrating world festivalshas more positive than negative impact on young Vietnamese.

Firstly, festivals are a great way to understand a nation's culture. Taking part in celebrations can help young people learn more aboutother people's traditions and customs. For example, Christmas is a typical holiday in many foreign countries, so when joining the festivities, young people can learn about its origin and history, the tradition of decorating one's home and getting presents for family and close friends, and puting them under the Christmas tree.

Secondly, festivals are special events that help bring fun, happiness and joy to youngpeople's lives. They give an opportunity for young people to relax and spend enjoyable time with their friends and family. People can enjoy the festive spirit by watching performances, dressing up and eating festive food.

Finally, it cannot be denied that world festivals also encourage extracurricular activities at schools. Organising special events every year, such as Halloween parties or Christmas fairs, encourages students to discover interesting things about the festivals, socialisewith friends from other cultures or create their own performances.

In conclusion, I firmly believe that celebrating world festivals in Viet Nam does more good than harm to young people. They can have fun, broaden their cultural knowledgeand enjoy their school life more.

WALT DISNEY – THE FATHER OF MICKEY MOUSE

Walt Disney is famous around the world for creating Mickey Mouse, founding The Walt Disney Company, and changing the world of animation and entertainment.

Childhood and education

He was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5, 1901.

He attended McKinley High School in Chicago, and also studied at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts.

Achievements

He was a very successful film-maker, who created Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Cinderella, and many other classics.

Apart from making films, he was also famous for creating Disneyland in California and inspiring the creation of Walt Disney World in Florida.

Family

He had four siblings (three brothers and one sister).

He had two children, Diane and Sharon, with his wife Lillian Bounds.

Death and the continued success of The Walt Disney Studios

He died in Burbank, California, on December 15, 1966.

After his death, The Walt Disney Studios continued to grow, producing movies, TV shows, and theme parks all over the world, keeping his dream alive.