Listen to the audio and choose the best answers.
Hoa Lo Prison was built _____.
What was the original capacity of Hoa Lo Prison?
How did the student feel when they knew more about the prison life there?
Why is preserving Hoa Lo Prison important?
A: "Excuse me, _____ the Temple of Literature?"
B: "Sure, it's just a short walk from here. Go straight down this road, then take a left at the traffic light. You'll see the entrance to the temple on your right."
- Tourist: "Could you show me the way to the supermarket, please?"
- Pedestrian: "_____."
- "Excuse me. Can you tell me where the bookstore?"
- "_____"
Traveler: "Excuse me, I'm trying to find the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. _____"
Local: "Sure! If you head straight down this road, you'll see it on your left side."
Complete the text, using the words given.
Teenagers have a unique perspective and can provide valuable ideas to our heritage. One innovative approach is to encourage them to historical landmarks. Engaging young volunteers in restoration projects not only helps protect these sites but also grows a sense of pride and ownership in their local history.
Another idea is to use social media and digital platforms to appreciate and promote heritage. Teenagers can create online campaigns, videos, and blog posts to showcase the significance of sites and traditions, reaching a wider audience and raising awareness.
Another powerful tool that can be utilized is . Teenagers can initiate campaigns to raise funds for the maintenance and preservation of important heritage sites. By mobilizing their peers and communities, they can generate support and financial resources to ensure the of these treasures.
Write a paragraph (about 150-180 words) about how students can help with heritage preservation.