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Of all the educators in my life, Mr. Harrison had the most significant influence on my confidence. He had a unique way of seeing potential where others saw only mistakes. (23) __________. (24) __________

What makes a smartwatch 'smart'? It is a powerful mini-computer on your wrist. (25) __________ smartwatches can connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth, allowing them to do so much more than tell time. They are designed to be dependent (26) __________ your phone for many of their advanced features. For instance, they show you notifications for messages and calls, and can track your health by monitoring heart rate and steps. This data can positively (27) __________ your lifestyle by making you more aware of your activity levels.

(28) __________, a smartwatch can also be overwhelming with its constant alerts. To stay focused, users need to learn how to (29) __________ all the notifications effectively. Imagine if a smartwatch didn’t let you customize its alerts. If that were the case, it (30) __________ be very useful for most people. It is this ability to personalize that makes them truly smart and a popular piece of wearable technology.

In Vietnam, using an e-wallet like MoMo or ZaloPay to buy trà sữa or receive lucky money during Tết is now very common. These digital wallets on your smartphone are changing how we handle money. Instead of physical cash, you can pay for things with a few taps. For teenagers starting to manage their own allowance, understanding this technology is essential.

The biggest advantage of e-wallets is that they are extremely convenient. You don't need to worry about having the correct cash or waiting for change. Transactions are instant, whether paying a friend back or buying online. Furthermore, most apps automatically create a transaction history, which makes it easy to track where your money goes. This feature helps you understand your spending habits.

However, with these benefits come significant risks. Your digital money is a target for online criminals who use tricks like phishing scams to steal your login information. If your password is weak, your account becomes vulnerable to theft. Another danger is psychological: because you don't physically see the money, it’s easy to overspend. The digital numbers can feel less real than actual banknotes.

So, how can you use e-wallets safely? The key is to be proactive. Always create a strong, unique password and never share it. Be skeptical of unexpected messages asking for your details. Finally, check your transaction history regularly. By being careful, you can enjoy the benefits of digital finance without falling into its traps.

When faced with a stressful situation, our brains often react impulsively. This automatic response is driven by the amygdala, the brain's emotional center. However, we can interrupt this process through mindful breathing. (37) __________. This is the first step towards making a more rational decision.

By concentrating on the rhythm of our breath, (38) __________. This neurological shift from an emotional to a rational state allows us to see situations more clearly. (39) __________. This pause creates a crucial space for better judgment.

As a result, even a few moments of focused breathing can significantly improve our cognitive control, (40) __________, and helping us navigate challenges with a calmer perspective.

A. It helps us pause before we act, preventing rash decisions we might later regret

B. we activate the prefrontal cortex, the part of our brain responsible for logical thinking

C. This simple act sends a calming signal to our nervous system

D. leading to more cool-headed and thoughtful choices