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(23) __________. This convenience is demonstrated through several key features that save users time and effort. (24) __________

A drought is a long period with less rainfall than usual. Unlike a storm, which is a single event, a drought develops slowly over months or even years. When an area receives very little precipitation, its water supply starts to decrease, leading to serious problems for people, animals, and the environment.

The effects can be widespread. The (25) __________ problem is often the impact on agriculture. Farmers find it difficult (26) __________ crops, which leads to food shortages. This situation can affect the entire economy. (27) __________, in turn, means that food prices might go up. Governments try to provide support, but when a drought is severe, their help can feel like (28) __________ in the ocean. Furthermore, droughts cause immense (29) __________ damage to ecosystems, affecting both plants and animals. Everyone must (30) __________ an effort to conserve water, as every drop counts.

Ho Chi Minh City is buzzing with excitement for its new metro system. Soon, travelling across the city will be faster and easier. However, this modern transport is not just about new trains and stations; it's a major test for how we behave in shared public spaces. It is an opportunity to build a new urban culture.

This new “metro culture” involves a set of unwritten rules. It is essential to queue patiently and let passengers exit before you board. Keeping your voice down and using headphones for music are also part of good etiquette. Giving up your seat to the elderly or pregnant women is a key sign of respect. This culture is not automatic; it needs to be learned and practiced by everyone.

This will be a significant change from some current habits. The organized flow of a metro station is very different from the crowded chaos of a bus stop. A polite and considerate attitude will make the experience better for everyone. When people follow these simple rules, the metro becomes more than just transport; it becomes a clean and comfortable environment for the community.

As young citizens, teenagers will play a huge role in this cultural shift. You will use the metro to go to school, visit friends, and explore your city. By adopting these positive behaviors, you can be leaders in creating a respectful public transport system that everyone can be proud of.

The journey of a simple fast-fashion t-shirt is far more complex and resource-intensive than most people imagine. It all begins in a cotton field, often in a dry region, (37) __________. This initial stage of cultivation alone consumes an enormous quantity of water.

After harvesting, the raw cotton is transported to a factory for processing. The process of turning cotton into fabric involves dyeing and finishing, (38) __________. These chemicals often end up in local rivers, impacting ecosystems. The journey doesn't end there. The finished fabric is then cut, sewn, and shipped to stores worldwide, (39) __________.

Finally, when you buy that t-shirt, you're holding a product that has used approximately 2,700 liters of water—enough for one person to drink for 900 days. This "hidden" water footprint is a serious concern, (40) __________.

A. making us reconsider our consumption habits and the true cost of fast fashion

B. which not only uses more water but also pollutes it with chemicals

C. where a single cotton plant needs a large amount of water to grow

D. adding to the product's overall environmental impact through transportation