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The advice to arrive 15 minutes early for a job interview is not just about being punctual; it's a strategic move. This buffer time allows you to handle any unforeseen travel delays without stress. (23) __________. (24) __________

Have you ever wondered how you can tell the difference between a sweet strawberry and a sour lemon? It’s all thanks to your sense of taste. Your tongue is covered with thousands of tiny bumps, which contain your taste buds. These taste buds (25) __________ a key role in detecting flavors. When you eat, chemicals from the food dissolve in your saliva and activate these receptors.

There are five primary taste categories. Perhaps the (26) __________ common is 'sweet', which we get from sugars. 'Salty' comes from salt, and 'sour' from acids. 'Bitter' is often found in coffee. The fifth taste, 'umami', is a savory taste from foods like cheese. Our ability to perceive these tastes is an important (27) __________ mechanism that helps us identify nutritious food and avoid harmful substances. For example, our brains have learned to enjoy (28) __________ sweet things because they provide energy. The brain combines signals from taste buds with information from your sense of smell. (29) __________ is why food tastes bland when you have a cold. It really gives you some (30) __________!

Have you ever decided to watch a movie just by looking at its poster? A movie poster is more than a simple advertisement; it’s a carefully designed piece of art with one goal: to convince you to buy a ticket. In Vietnam, posters for blockbusters like 'Lật Mặt' generate huge excitement on social media, proving their power. They are the first promise of an adventure, a laugh, or a thrill.

To achieve this, designers focus on three key elements. First is imagery, which includes photos of the stars or symbolic graphics that hint at the story. Second is typography—the style of the text. A horror movie might use a sharp, messy font, while a romance uses elegant script. Finally, the color palette is crucial. Bright, warm colors suggest comedy, whereas dark, cool tones are common for thrillers.

These elements work together to instantly signal a film's genre and mood. A poster for a science-fiction film might use futuristic cityscapes and metallic blue colors, setting an expectation of adventure. In contrast, a historical drama's poster may use softer, brown tones and classic fonts. The message is rarely subtle; designers want you to understand the film's feeling in a single glance so you can quickly decide if it's for you.

Ultimately, the psychology behind a poster is about creating a connection. By combining powerful images, expressive text, and emotional colors, a poster aims to spark your curiosity. It is a visual puzzle that makes you want to know the solution, ensuring you think about the film long after walking past the poster.

The world of audio content has been transformed by the podcasting boom. Anyone with a microphone and an idea can create their own show, a process that has democratized media. (37) __________. However, this growth has created a significant challenge for both creators and listeners: the 'discovery problem'.

With millions of podcasts available, finding new shows can be overwhelming. (38) __________. Listeners often rely on charts and recommendations, which tend to favor already popular podcasts. (39) __________. Consequently, many excellent podcasts may never reach the listeners who would appreciate them. (40) __________.

A. The industry is now searching for better ways to connect niche content with interested audiences

B. This creates a cycle where popular shows get more popular, while new creators struggle

C. This low barrier to entry has led to an explosion of content covering every imaginable topic

D. This situation creates a saturated market where standing out is incredibly difficult