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My journey with the guitar began after watching a live concert. The guitarist played with such passion that I felt an immediate urge to create my own music. (23) __________. (24) __________

The Earth's surface isn't one solid piece. It is made of several giant puzzle pieces called tectonic plates. For millions of years, these plates (25) __________ very slowly, floating on the semi-solid mantle beneath. The places where these plates meet are known as fault lines. This constant movement can cause enormous pressure to (26) __________ along these faults.

When this pressure becomes too great, the rocks suddenly break and shift. This rapid movement releases a huge amount of energy in the form of seismic waves. This energy is the reason for the shaking (27) __________ we feel during an earthquake. The point underground where the rock first breaks is the focus, and the point on the surface directly above it is the epicenter. (28) __________, the most intense shaking is usually felt near the epicenter. The power of an earthquake (29) __________ using the Richter scale. Each level on this scale represents a tenfold increase in the quake's measured (30) __________. Major earthquakes can be incredibly destructive.

Across the globe, a significant social shift is happening in our homes. The role of pets is changing dramatically. For generations, dogs and cats were primarily seen as working animals or simple companions. Today, however, a trend called 'pet humanization' is taking hold, where pets are increasingly viewed and treated as integral, beloved members of the family, sharing a deep emotional connection with their owners.

This global phenomenon is clearly visible in urban areas of Vietnam. In cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, an entire service industry is emerging to cater to these new 'family members'. Specialized pet cafes, luxury grooming spas, and advanced veterinary clinics, such as the popular Pet Mart chain, are becoming common. This growth shows a change in attitude, where providing the best for a pet is a top priority for many owners.

However, this new status for pets brings with it new responsibilities. Treating a pet like a child means more than just providing love; it involves significant financial commitments. The costs for specialized diets, regular health check-ups, fashionable accessories, and professional training are not trivial. This commitment also demands considerable time and emotional energy from owners, challenging them to balance their pets' needs with their own busy lives.

For teenagers, this evolving relationship with pets offers valuable life lessons. Raising a pet is no longer just about fun and games. It is a serious commitment that teaches responsibility, empathy, and patience. Learning to care for another living being prepares young people for future duties, making pet ownership a meaningful experience that shapes character and understanding.

Schools today face pressure to create a 'future-ready' curriculum, (37) __________. This shift is driven by the belief that students need these abilities to succeed in a rapidly changing job market. However, some educators worry that this focus comes at a cost, (38) __________.

They argue that these foundational subjects are essential for developing critical thinking and understanding the world. A truly effective education system might be one (39) __________. This balanced approach ensures students are not only prepared for future jobs but also equipped with the wisdom and perspective (40) __________.

A. that come from a deep understanding of human culture and history

B. that successfully integrates both new and old subjects

C. emphasizing skills like coding and digital literacy

D. potentially reducing the time spent on traditional subjects such as history and literature