Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hà Tĩnh môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HTI-01

Tornadoes are one of nature's most violent storms, but they only form under specific atmospheric conditions. For a tornado to develop, different air masses must meet. Typically, this involves warm, moist air colliding with cool, dry air. Because warm air is less dense than cool air, it rises rapidly through the atmosphere. (24) __________ is what creates a powerful updraft, which is the first essential step in tornado development.

This upward movement can begin to spin when winds at different altitudes blow at different speeds or in different directions. This creates an invisible, horizontal tube of air that starts (25) __________ very quickly. The updraft can then tilt this spinning tube into a vertical position. This is why America's 'Tornado Alley' is the world's (26) __________ active tornado region. The (27) __________ of a tornado from these conditions is a complex event. When all these ingredients combine, it's a (28) __________. People in these zones must (29) __________ close attention to weather warnings.

In sociology, a 'third place' is a location outside of home (the first place) and work (the second place). These spaces are vital for community life. In Vietnam, a fascinating shift is happening. While traditionally, families gathered at home or in local markets, today’s new social heart is often the neighborhood coffee shop. This trend reflects how modern Vietnamese society is evolving and creating new spaces for connection.

What makes these coffee shops so popular? Their main strength is that they are incredibly versatile spaces. On any given day, you can see high school students studying for exams, groups of friends catching up, and business professionals holding informal meetings. They offer a comfortable, neutral ground for various social activities, providing a public setting that feels as welcoming as a private living room, but with better coffee and Wi--Fi.

The coffee shop industry itself is booming. This growth is driven by both large, well-known local chains like Highlands Coffee and thousands of smaller, independent cafes. Each offers a unique atmosphere, from quiet, minimalist designs ideal for concentration to lively, decorated spaces perfect for socializing. This variety ensures that almost everyone can find a coffee shop that fits their personal taste and needs, contributing to their widespread appeal.

Ultimately, coffee shops in Vietnam have become much more than just places to buy a beverage. They are essential social hubs, acting as the new 'living rooms' for the community. They support social bonds, facilitate study and work, and drive a dynamic part of the local economy, proving their importance in contemporary urban life.