Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hà Tĩnh môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HTI-96

Canning is a fantastic method for preserving fruits long after they are harvested. The entire process requires careful (24) __________ to detail to ensure the food is safe to eat.

First, only fresh and ripe fruits are selected. They are washed thoroughly before being peeled and cut. Sometimes, the fruit pieces are briefly heated in hot water, a step (25) __________ is known as blanching. This stops enzymes from affecting the fruit's color and texture. (26) __________, the prepared fruit is packed tightly into clean glass jars. A hot liquid, usually a sugar syrup, is then added. This syrup not only adds sweetness but also helps to preserve the fruit's natural qualities. The jars must (27) __________ carefully sealed to be airtight.

Finally, the sealed jars are heated in boiling water for a specific time. This step, called processing, kills any harmful bacteria. It also creates the vacuum seal that (28) __________ the food inside for many months. Once cooled, the jars are stored in a cool, dark place. People who can fruits at home often say that they (29) __________ this tradition from their grandparents.

In today's digital world, every action you take online—from a 'like' on Facebook to a video you share on TikTok—creates a permanent record. This is called your "digital footprint." Many teenagers don't realize that this online history is not private and can be seen by others for years to come, potentially affecting their future in surprising ways.

One major area of impact is future employment. In Vietnam, leading tech companies like FPT and Viettel increasingly look at a candidate's social media profiles. They do this not to see your holiday photos, but to assess your character and professionalism. A profile full of angry comments or irresponsible posts can suggest that a person might not be a good fit for their company culture.

It’s not just jobs; your university applications can also be affected. Admissions officers, both in Vietnam and internationally, may search for your name online. An old, unprofessional post from when you were 14 could create a negative impression on them. It could be the difference between an acceptance letter and a rejection. Managing your online image is now a vital skill for academic success.

So, what can you do? The first step is to "think before you post." Also, take time to review the privacy settings on all your accounts to control who sees your content. Finally, it's a good habit to regularly go through your old posts and delete anything that you wouldn't want a future university or employer to see.