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When you hear a loud siren on the road, it usually means an emergency vehicle is approaching. This could be a fire engine, a police car, or an ambulance. The most common sight is an ambulance, a special vehicle (24) __________ is designed to transport sick or injured people to the hospital quickly. The crew inside, known as paramedics, provide immediate medical care.

Last week, while I was walking home, I (25) __________ an ambulance with its lights flashing. All the cars around it immediately started to pull over to the side of the road. This quick reaction is crucial. In many countries, specific traffic laws state that drivers must (26) __________ way for emergency vehicles. (27) __________, a clear path cannot always be guaranteed, especially in heavy traffic jams. To help with this, many modern traffic light systems (28) __________ to give priority to ambulances. This technology shows how cooperation and technology are both (29) __________ for an effective emergency response.

For many Vietnamese teenagers, a typical day can feel like a race against the clock. Between school, extra classes, and piles of homework, finding time for friends or hobbies seems almost impossible. This constant pressure can lead to stress and exhaustion. However, mastering the skill of time management isn't just for adults; it’s a powerful tool that can transform your daily life, making it more balanced and enjoyable.

The first step is to understand what's truly important. This is called prioritization. It’s essential to distinguish between tasks that are urgent (like finishing homework due tomorrow) and those that are important for your long-term goals (like studying for a major exam next week). A simple to-do list where you rank tasks can help you focus your energy on what matters most, instead of just reacting to whatever comes up.

Once you know your priorities, scheduling becomes your best friend. Use a planner or a digital calendar to block out time for studying, but also for relaxing and hobbies. When you study, try to minimize distractions. Put your phone in another room and turn off notifications. Many students think they can multitask, like studying while chatting online, but this usually reduces the quality of their work. These distractions steal your focus and make tasks take longer than they need to.

By effectively managing your time, you don't just improve your grades. You also reduce your stress levels and create more space in your schedule for the things you love, like playing sports, learning an instrument, or simply hanging out with friends. It’s about working smarter, not just harder, to build a happier, healthier student life.