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A drought is a long period with less rainfall than usual. Unlike a storm, which is a single event, a drought develops slowly over months or even years. When an area receives very little precipitation, its water supply starts to decrease, leading to serious problems for people, animals, and the environment.

The effects can be widespread. The (24) __________ problem is often the impact on agriculture. Farmers find it difficult (25) __________ crops, which leads to food shortages. This situation can affect the entire economy. (26) __________, in turn, means that food prices might go up. Governments try to provide support, but when a drought is severe, their help can feel like (27) __________ in the ocean. Furthermore, droughts cause immense (28) __________ damage to ecosystems, affecting both plants and animals. Everyone must (29) __________ an effort to conserve water, as every drop counts.

Reality television is a global phenomenon, and Vietnam is no exception. Hit shows like 'Người Ấy Là Ai?' capture millions of viewers who love the dramatic confessions and emotional moments. But a big question always follows these shows: is the drama we see on screen real? Or is it carefully planned by producers to keep us entertained? This question sparks many debates among friends and on social media.

The truth is that reality TV is not 100% authentic. Producers use several techniques to make shows more exciting. They might use "soft scripting," where they guide contestants to talk about specific topics. The most powerful tool is editing. By selecting certain clips and ignoring others, editors can create heroes and villains. These moments are often paired with dramatic music to create a manufactured sense of tension or sadness that wasn't originally there.

However, this doesn't mean everything is fake. The people on these shows are not actors. When contestants cry after a difficult challenge or laugh with new friends, they are often expressing real feelings. The situations may be constructed by the producers, but the human reactions within them can be quite genuine. The magic of reality TV lies in this blend of planned scenarios and authentic human emotion.

In conclusion, reality TV exists in a grey area between reality and fiction. It’s a form of entertainment designed to be as dramatic and engaging as possible. So, the next time you watch your favorite show, enjoy the drama, but also think critically about how it was made. Understanding this helps you become a smarter, more aware viewer.