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When you are part of a healthy family, you know that your loved ones (18) ____________. Minors or other members of the family who cannot properly provide for themselves can be comfortable at home knowing that they will always have their needs taken care of. This comfort and (19) ____________. We all go through rough patches  (1)  in our lives. It is an amazing feeling to know that you have a support system readily available to help you through these rough patches, no matter how bad they get. (20) ____________. This is because happy, healthy families tend to eat healthier, get outside more, and take time to connect with each other daily. Children (21) ____________. This is because children from healthy families have been taught how to handle disagreements or (22) ____________, and build resilience when faced with difficult situations. Question 18:  A. forget their responsibilities and focus on their own interests B. worked tirelessly to fulfill all your personal desires C. will always work to ensure that your basic needs are met D. have been able to meet your diverse requirements effectively Question 19: A. eventually security relieves the pressure that many individuals encounter B. the assurance  (2)  immediately minimize difficulties that many others deal with C. safety significantly reduces the stress that many other people face every day D. lightening the burden certainly  (3)  lightens the burden a lot of people bear Question 20:  A. Children in healthy families often face more emotional challenges than others B. Positive family efforts will contribute to children's development and dynamism C. A strong family unit can profoundly influence the well-being of its members D. When a family unit is healthy and happy, the children of the family will benefit greatly Phù hợp với ngữ cảnh đoạn văn nói về tác động tích cực của gia đình đối với các thành viên, các đáp án khác tập trung phần lớn vào trẻ em. Question 21:  A. that shows healthy behavior is often more self-reliant than other youth B. who come from healthy families tend to be more independent than those who do not C. from less fortunate families become independent and grow into friendly, well-adjusted adults D. coming from healthy families often can’t be independent enough to solve their own problems Question 22: A. arguments individually and make their own decisions confidently B. challenges by themselves, deciding what is best for themselves C. problems independently, demonstrating strong self-assurance D. conflicts on their own, be confident in their choices Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. In today's busy world, the role of grandparents is changing. They are no longer just older relatives; many now play a more active and vital part in daily family life. This reflects the needs of modern parents and grandparents' desire to stay connected and contribute. They often become a strong pillar of support for the family. Grandparents often help by supporting parents. With both parents working, they frequently assist with childcare, like school pickups or holiday care. They might also help with household tasks or offer financial aid. This practical help reduces parents' stress, making daily routines smoother and more organized. Grandparents offer unique benefits to children. They provide unconditional love, security, and a special bond. Children learn valuable lessons, hear family stories, and discover traditions from them. This wisdom and guidance from an older generation can greatly enrich a child's development and give them a strong sense of belonging. The relationship is mutual. While grandparents give a lot, they also gain from these connections. Staying active with grandchildren can keep them feeling young, happy, and part of a vibrant family life. These cherished bonds strengthen the entire family, creating a supportive network where love and understanding are passed down, leaving a lasting legacy.