BI LUN MU THI THPT QUC GIA MN TING ANH
BI LUN MU THI THPT QUC GIA MN TING ANH
1. Do you agree with the idea that marriage should be based on
love or not and why?
Nowadays, almost all of people experience love and then reach
marriage. However, Ipartly agree with the idea that marriage should
be based on love because only love is notenough. Here the following
reasons are. First, there is no denial that love makes peoplehappy
in life and helps them overcome severe difficulties and build a
warm family. It islove that joins a man and a woman together. When
these above supposed things becometrue, I call it true love, in
other words, forgiveness and sacrifice contribute to true
love.Moreover, future homes finance also affects the family
happiness. For example, yourchild cant study at school without
money, you even have no wonderful moment whenboth of wife and
husbands inconsistency related to money turns up and so on.
Inconclusion, marriage should be built on love and serious attitude
of two sides who acceptspecific characters each other and fulfill
the gaps spouses.2. Write about your hobby
Of all the interesting free time activities as well as
entertainments, I like reading bookmost because of its good aspects
it brings to me.First and foremost, reading book not only helps
widen my knowledge but also makesme love my life more. As you know
reference books provide us with a lot of informationof every field
of our life. Besides, novels, stories which contain many romantic
andtouching plots controlling my feeling a great deal.Moreover,
enjoying books regularly gives me a good habit as I am more and
morepatient. Especially, my ability to express words fluently is
better and better. Therefore,Iwill be confident of communicating
with others.In short, reading books is my main hobby and I will
make best use of its advantagesto have a happy lifestyle.What kind
of job would you like to do after you finish your
education?Marketing seems to be the kind of career I would like to
choose after i leave fromuniversity. I like this work in view of
some following reasons.First of all, marketing position is
well-paid job. The more you help your companysell more products,
the higher your salary is. Of course, you need to have
effectivestragedies to attract customers.Secondly, Working as a
marketer gives me many opportunities of improving mypersuding skill
and ability to converting idea into words. There is no denial that
this kindof job requires different skills , but if you meet these
requirements, you will be more andmore professional.On the whole,
it is simply my hobby. Needless to say ""you will do something best
whenyou like it"".Write about the kind of book you like bestI am
usually in habit of reading books. Addition to books that offer me
much usefulinformation,I also like comic book. I am in fond of it
for some following reasons.To begin with, Comic books bring me a
great deal of relaxation. One of them isDoremon story, which tells
many funny short stories about 2 main characters, Doremonand
Nobita,Who are close friends. The author of that comic creats so
many amusingsituations among characters that I can"t help laughing.
It"s actually a hard-to-put-downbook. It attracts not only children
but also adults as me.Another good point of it I want to mention
about is creative imagination. I meanchildren need to have
imaginative mindset, which helps them be more active in life.By and
large, comic book is worth reading after hard work. It is nice for
everyone.Describe a village you know wellI was born and have grown
up in the country in a small village beside a beautifulriver. My
village is surrounded in a hedge of green bamboos. Most of the
houses in thevillage are built of brick and have red tiled roofs.In
the middle of the village there is an old pagoda with high trees
around it. On thefirst and fifteenth days of the lunar month, the
villagers often go to the pagoda to giveofferings to The God of
Agriculture.On the right of the village flows quietly a clear and
blue river. When I was young, Iused to swim in the river with my
friends. How can I forget the wonderful time on thisriver fishing
or rowing a boat with my boyhood friends!On the left of the village
lies the village green where village meetings are often heldby
village officials. On this ground covered with soft grass we used
to fly kites on windyautumnal evenings.The majority of villages
live on agriculture. They get rich thanks to their fertile
rice-fields and their diligence. Harvest time is certainly the
busiest and the merriest time of theyear. During the harvest, the
villagers often get up very early in the morning. Theycheerfully go
to their rice-fields to harvest the bumper crop the fruit of many
months ofhard work.My villagers are very friendly and helpful. They
are willing to offer mutual help inany case and always get on with
one another harmoniously.My village is rather small indeed but I
like it very much because I was born and havegrown up there and
spent my happiest childhood among the simple and
hard-workingvillagers who always feel attached to their native
land.The importance of reading newspaper.As the name suggests
newspapers are a source of news and information. In severalrespects
they are also a medium of communication among the peoples of the
world.Today there are hundreds of newspapers all over the world.
Everywhere there is akeen desire to learn more and more about the
affairs of the world. This is partly the resultof the spread of
education which sharpens ones curiosity to learn about distant
lands.As a source of news, the newspaper is almost indispensable to
those whose thirst forknowledge is insatiable. They contain news on
events in distant corners of the earth.Information about such
events arrives almost immediately. As a result, people
everywhereare informed about the most important event in the world
very quickly and almost at thesame time. For example, if a war
breaks out in one part of the world today, the people inthe other
parts will certainly come to know about it tomorrow. As a result,
all thecountries of the world are able to do something quickly to
help those who have sufferedbecause of the war or to persuade the
countries at war to cease fighting.Newspaper also play an important
part in keeping the people of the world informedabout the troubles
that might arise in the future, if nothing is done to prevent them
fromhappening. For example, if a dispute arises between the two
countries for any reason, thenewspapers can keep the people of the
world informed about what might happen ifnothing is done to
persuade the two countries to resolve their differences
peacefully.In this way many wars have been avoided because of the
intervention of somecountries in the disputes of many countries
which were given prominence in newspapers.When all this is
considered, we feel that there is some silent communication
amongcountries through the medium of newspapers for the common
benefit of the countries ofthe world.Further, constant reading of
newspapers improves ones outlook on life and makesone a more
reasonable person. The importance of the newspaper is therefore
obvious.Your most embarrassing experienceOur family live in the
suburb of HCM city, not far from the central city. It is about
30kilometers to the South.Last week my parents, my brothers and my
sisters paid a visit to my grandparents inthe country and I
therefore stayed at home alone. I used to get up very early in
themorning. As usual, after going to the market to buy some
necessary things, I came backhome to start doing the housework such
as cleaning the floor, making the bed, makingcoffee and preparing
lunch. The house now was so clean and tidy that it seemed biggerand
larger. I had worked from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. I was so tired
that I had to stopworking for a rest. After 15 minutes of
relaxation, I started working again.Right after I had taken the
teapot from the cupboard, I suddenly felt somethingburning
downstairs. I got so embarrassed and frightened that I dropped the
teapot while Iwas hurrying downstairs. To my horror and surprise,
the kettle on the electric stove wason fire. I was in such a
confusing state that I was quite at a loss. Then I came up an idea:
Irushed to the switchboard to cut off the electric power. The house
suddenly became asdark as pitch. In the pitch-dark kitchen, the
kettle turned so dazzling red that it looked justlike a hot burning
sun on a stifling summer afternoon.Would you prefer to have an
expensive and ostentatious wedding with lots of guestsor a simple
and quiet one?Everyone has his own conception. These viewpoints are
quite different from eachother, especially in ceremonies and rites,
for example, in a wedding ceremony.Last Sunday, one of my closest
girlfriends invited me to her wedding. The bride wasborn of a
middle-class family. Her parents are retired government officials.
To satisfytheir daughters wishes, they had to organize a pompous
and expensive wedding. Thewedding was prepared carefully: they had
the house whitewashed and decorated, lanternsand gorgeous flowers
were hung everywhere.On the wedding day, the bride wore a
full-length pink dress, with a crown on herhead just like a queen.
A great number of guests were invited to the party. Delicious
andrare main courses were served in the deafening sounds of rock
music. Almost all guestsdrank so much whisky and brandy that they
got as drunk as lords, and the wedding partylasted three days and
three nights. It was rumored that her wedding party cost half of
herparents fortune.As for me, I have a quite different conception
of wedding. I prefer to have a verysimple and quiet wedding party
rather than an ostentatious and expensive one.Before my wedding, I
myself will decorate the living-room in accordance with mytaste. In
my wedding ceremony, I will wear a traditional dress which
represents chastityand purity. Only few friends and relatives will
be invited to my simple wedding party.There will be no rock music
and no other kinds of festivals.In summary, I conceive that the
happiness of a newly-married couple cannot befound in an
ostentatious and expensive wedding which only ruins their health
and theirparents fortune.Talk about the habit of smoking
cigarettesSmoking cigarettes is really an expensive habit. The
average price per pack ofcigarettes, for example, is just about one
dollar, people who smoke two packs ofcigarettes a day therefore
spend $2 per day on their habit. At the end of one year
thesesmokers incur a debt. Since cigarette smoking has an offensive
odor that permeatesclothing stuffed furniture and carpets, smokers
often find that they must have these itemscleaned more frequently
than nonsmokers do. Further more, a smoker would pay a largesum of
money for some diseases coming from smoking. Although it is
difficult to sum thecost of these additional expenses, we can say
that the expenses do contribute to makingsmoking become an
expensive habit.Describe your best friend and tell why you like him
or herIn our daily activities we often get in touch with the others
and from these relationswe meet some people whose interests,
characteristics and behaviors are similar to oursand we choose them
as our friends.To me, one of my best friends is Nam. Nam is only
over eighteen but he is welldeveloped; so he is thought to be
twenty or more. He has black hair, a broad forehead, astraight nose
and bright eyes. He is very good-looking. He has a kind heart and
is easy toget on with everybody. We have been friends for a very
long time. The deeper our mutualunderstanding becomes the more we
feel closely attached to each other. Birds of afeather flock
together, Nam and I are keen on learning. We are the best pupils in
ourclass. Nam is always at the top. He is good at every subject,
but he never shows pride inhis abilities and always tries to learn
harder.Nams family is not rich enough. His parents are retired
workers. Realizing thehardships of his parents, although he is
absorbed in his study, he often spends most of hisspare time doing
useful things to help his parents in their old age. He gets up
early in themorning to have enough time to deliver newspapers to
subscribers before going to school.After school in the afternoon,
he repairs bicycles and motorbikes. Therefore themoney he gets from
his manual job is sufficient for his school fees and for his
parentspresents. I like Nam very much because of his honesty and
straight forwardness. He isalways ready to help his weak friends in
their study; as a result, lots of friends, thanks tohis
whole-hearted help, have become good ones.In my relation with Nam,
I have got precious experience: thirst for learning, patienceto
overcome difficulties, helpfulness and filial piety.Describe a
bridge you know wellWhoever has been to Hue ancient city will
always admire the gracefulness of TrangTien Bridge.Built a long
time ago, Trang Tien Bridge was made of steel and concrete
andsupported by huge underwater columns which extend to a depth of
over 150 meters underthe water. It is composed of 12 spans joining
the left bank to the right bank of thePerfume River. From far away
it looks like white arches emerging from the blue skyline.On bright
moonlit nights, standing on the bridge you can see myrisds of
vacillatingstars reflecting on the clear and blue waters. How cool
and relaxed you feel at that time!The light evening breeze rising
from the river caresses your skin and fills your lungs withsoft
fragrance. All around you are coolness and quietness. In the
stillness of the long nightyou can hear the little waves lapping
against the sampans gliding gently below. Now andagain a sweet
melodious chant rises from somewhere and then gradually vanishes in
thequiet atmosphere.During the day, however, the sceneries are
livelier. Cars, motorbikes and bicycles arestreaming towards the
other side of the river. Groups of schoolgirls, dressed in
white,with conical palm hats on their heads are gracefully walking
over the bridge to their DongKhanh School, talking and laughing
merrily. The flaps of their white traditional dress orao dai are
fluttering in the fresh morning breeze just like butterflies
wings.Tourist will foster sweet recollections of this famous bridge
forever once they havevisited this Old Capital City.How should
people protect and preserve the natural resources?Conservation
concerns mens safeguarding and preservation of natural resources
andhis responsibility for improving the environmental conditions in
which he lives. Animportant task of conservation is the prevention
of waste waste of forests, soil,minerals, wildlife and human
life.Trees help to preserve land because their roots bind the soil
and retain water. Withouttrees, heavy rains will cause soil erosion
and the remaining land becomes poor andworthless. Terrible floods
often occur in the areas where trees are cut down in greatquantity.
Forest conservation also means the prevention of bush fires and the
attention toplanting and looking after new, young trees.Not only
should man preserve forests but he should also realize the
importance ofwildlife protection. Unless governments have a good
system of control or pass lawsrestricting the hunting, fishing and
eradicating of rare animals and plants, they
slowlydisappear.Natural resources such as coal, gas and mineral
ores are limited but the need for themis growing day by day. As
they may not last for a century, man should use them widely onthe
one hand, and look for alternative fuels on the other hand.Another
serious problem threatening human life is the dirtying and
poisoning of airand water. This pollution is mainly caused by the
fumes, chemicals and wastes fromautomobiles, industries and
homes.It is hoped that for his own benefit, man can soon find a
solution to these problems.The important role of newspaper and
magazines in our livesThe more society is developed the more means
of communication are required.Among means of communication,
newspaper and magazines play an important role in ourlives.Firstly,
newspapers and magazines supply us with a variety of news every
day. Theykeep us informed of the political situation of the world.
By reading newspapers andmagazines we can know what is happening in
our country as well as in the world at large.Secondly, newspaper
and magazines contribute a great deal to the development ofour
knowledge. Through valuable and subtle critical and commentary
articles on culture,social civilization, new life style we learn a
lot of interesting things. Thanks tonewspapers and magazines, our
mind and point of view are consolidated and enriched.When reading
them we can train our reasoning power.Thirdly, through newspapers
and magazines reading, we can find out what we needto know: a job
in the situations vacant column, an object we want to buy in
theadvertising page, a missing relative in the finding missing
relative column andcondolence news in the agony column.Fourthly,
the Police Newspapers and Magazines help us take precautious
againstsocial evils such as theft, murder, robbery, rape, gambling
and smuggling.Fifthly, we can improve our English language by
reading newspapers and magazineswritten in English. This enables us
to broaden our knowledge of English in every aspect.In conclusion,
well-grounded and best-selling newspapers and magazines are
worthreading. They are the mouthpiece of the nation and the unseen
advisers of the commonpeople.Give one of the activities you like to
do in your spare timeWatching television is one of the activities I
like to do in my spare time. I enjoywatching cartoons on Saturday
mornings and sports programs on Sunday afternoons. Ialso watch
television during the week after I have finished all my school
work. At night, Iespecially like to watch movies and situation
comedies. If I have a lot of homework, I tryto arrange my schedule
so that I can watch at least one of my favorite shows.
Watchingtelevision is not the only activity that I do in my spare
time. My other favorite activitiesare making paper flowers and
going shopping with my friends. However, when I havespare time, I
spend more time watching television than any other activities.
Watchingtelevision can help me not only relax but also build me a
huge knowledge of the openworld.Talk about the importance of
agricultureSince the time men learnt to grow crops, agriculture has
been the main source offood. Today, most of the people in all parts
of the world, especially in developingcountries, are engaged in
agricultural activities.Human is mainly a grain-eating animal. In
Asia, most of the people eat rice. InEurope, North America and
Australia, wheat is the main food crop. If rice and wheatcannot be
grown, millet and other cereals are grown as food crops. Though men
also eatmeat, they enjoy eating meat only when they take it
together with rice or bread which ismade from wheat. It is
therefore clear that grains are the main source of mans food,
andgrains are agricultural products.Men, however, cannot live on
grains alone. They need other foods too to make hismeals more
palatable. Therefore, they learnt to grow vegetables, potatoes and
fruits. Likegrains, these things come from the soil. They have to
be planted and grown with greatcare. As a result, men have made
many experiments on soil for several centuries toincrease their
production of crops. Men have also learnt to consume dried leaves
torefresh themselves. Tea and tobacco, the dried leaves of certain
plants, have become verypopular as sources of refreshment. Even
coffee and cocoa are products of plants. Cotton,jute and other
fiber are used to make cloth and several other things for our daily
needs.All these plants have become very important in agriculture.In
some countries, agriculture is a main source of wealth. The rubber
tree and the oil-palm in Malaysia bring millions of dollars every
year. In Bangladesh, the jute plant is themain source of wealth.
Similarly, in almost every country there is at least one plant
whichmakes a great contribution to the economy of the country. We
arrive at the conclusion thatagriculture play an important role in
mens world.Why are good books good teachers and friends?It is often
said: Tell me what you are reading and I will tell you who you
are.For me, a good book is always a good teacher guiding me through
life as well as atrue companion encouraging me and consulting me in
my desperate straits.In fact, interesting books are a source of
invaluable knowledge to those who want tomaster everything they
havent known before. Through masterpieces all over the worldwe can
realize the whole outstanding culture and civilization of mankind
in every aspect:literature, science, sociology, anthropology,
technology and economics.Nobody denies the important role of good
books in developing mans knowledge.The more we read valuable books
the more we become wise and experienced. By readingbooks, we can
get rid of all prejudices and narrow-mindedness. We can no longer
live inThe Ivory Tower like a recluse and therefore we can get
along with other people aroundus easily.Next, good books are true
companions who always share our joys and sorrows in ourdaily
activities. Are you in low spirits and disappointed in your
affairs? Read wise advicethrough books by profound scholars and
authors. Are you sad? Read subtle humorousstories of well-known
humorists in the world. All your sorrows and disappointments
willvanish at once.In summary, good books help us train our
personality. They help us distinguish theGood from the Bad and they
lead us to the True, the Good and the Beautiful.An incident I shall
never forgetThe outline:1. When it happened2. Where I was3. What
happened4. The endOne day, last year, I was alone in my house, when
something terrible happened. I canstill when something terrible
happened. I can still remember the incident very clearly.My parents
were out that day to meet some of their friends. My brothers and
sistershad gone to the cinema. All of them returned very late in
the night. As I had some schoolwork to do, I stayed at home alone.I
was reading my lessons in a room at the back of our house. It was
now very dark.Suddenly, I heard a strange cry outside the house. It
frightened me at once. I heard the cryagain, but this time it was
not so loud. I now felt certain that a child had been attacked
bysome person or an animal. I opened the door at the back of the
house to find out what itwas. As soon as I did so, I saw a small
girl with a lot of blood all over her body, lying onthe floor. She
was still alive; however, I then took her into our house and
telephoned tothe hospital near by. Soon an ambulance arrived and
took her to the hospital. I did notknow what happened after
that.When my parents returned, I told them all that had happened.
The thought of thisincident frightens me even today.The difference
between my father and my younger brother in the familyA definite
generation gap has existed between my father and my younger
brother,Tom, since my brothers thirteenth birthday. For example, my
father has simply not beable to understand why Tom can sit for
hours, his eyes closed, listening throughheadphones to hard rock
music. And Tom has stalked out of the room whenever my fatherhas
turned on the radio to one of his favorite melodious love songs.
Also, since that day,Tom became a teenager, he and my father have
had a continual squabble about the chores.Last year, when my father
asked Tom to mow the lawn or clean up the motobikes, Tomusually did
the chores without complaining. Now, at the mere mention of the
wordlawn, he disappears. Moreover, for the last six months, Tom has
refused to eat anythingbut bread and milk for breakfast while my
father has scowled uncomprehendingly, eatinghis traditional bacon
and eggs. Indeed, almost every word or action that has
passedbetween Tom and my father lately has widened the gap of
understanding between them.Talk about good mannersGood manners play
an important part in maintaining peace and good-wiling in
acommunity. A man who has good manners does not hurt the feelings
of others, andtherefore he is on good terms with his friends and
neighbors and also with others. In thisway he helps to keep peace
in society.But a man whose manners are bad has no respect for
others. He uses words carelesslyand behaves rudely towards other
and causes a lot of ill-will and unpleasantness. In theend, it is
he himself who suffers the most. Everyone avoids him and he is
forced to livealmost in isolation.To live well in a society, money
alone is not enough. We should also have goodmanners, for it is
human nature to seek friendship; and friendship cannot be bought
withmoney. Friendship with others makes life pleasant and it has to
be earned through ourown attitude towards others. If we are kind to
others, they will be kind to us, and kindnessis the essence of good
manners. Bad manners not only drive away friends but also
others,including our own family members.Even the richest man cannot
afford to have had manners. For a man may haveenough money to buy
all things than he wants; but if his manners are bad he will have
nofriends, and no one can live happily without friends. Even the
members of his own familymay not respect him and finally he will
become a lonely man.On the other hand, a man whose manners are good
has many friends. He commandsthe respect of all those who come into
contact with him. He does not talk ill about others.Even when he is
provoked, he tries his best to use words in a way which will not
offendothers. He is also sympathetic towards the weak and ignorant
and does not poke fun at thedeformities and weaknesses of
others.There are, however, many people who behave so well outside
their homes that theyare respected and admired by everyone outside.
But in their own homes they are worsethan the devil. Such people
could not be said to have good manners. Their wholebehavior is a
pretence and it does not take long for others to discover this.If
ones manners are good, one behaves well everywhere, even when one
is awayfrom the critical eyes of others. Only such a person can
live well in society. It is thereforeessential for everyone to
cultivate good manners.Describe the house you are living in. Why do
you love itThe house we are living in is situated in the suburb of
HCM city, within thirtyminutes drive off the central city. We have
lived there for more than twenty years. This isa fairly large house
surrounded with a luxuriant garden.My house consists of four
bed-rooms, a living-room, a bathroom with a shower, adinning-room,
a kitchen and a toilet. It is air-conditioned and well-furnished.
The living-room is decorated beautifully. Paintings by famous
artists are hung on the walls. At night,the color neon lights
increase the beauty and coziness of the room. There, on Sundays
andholidays my father usually spends his time playing chess or
drinking tea with his friends.My mother and my two sisters are
diligent and hard-working women. They often keep thehouse clean and
tidy.On suffocating days of summer, we usually take meals in the
garden. It is fairly cooland quiet here. We enjoy our meals amid
the melodious twitters of birds. On stormy andrainy nights all
whole family members gather in the living-room, watching television
ortelling each other about their daily activities.I love my house
very much because it is the place where I was born and have grownup
in the education of my father and in the tender loving care of my
mother. I have spentmy whole childhood in the love and affection of
my dear ones with so many sweetmemories.Tell about your hobby in
free time.My hobby is stamp colleting. When I was still only a
baby, my mother began tocollect for me. Of course, she did not let
me touch the stamps until I was old enough notto spoil them. I
remember that it was on my fifteenth birthday that she first put
them intomy hands. They were in four fat books, but since that time
I have added three more, sothat now I have a bigger collection than
any of my friends.How do I get my stamps? I have never bought a
single one from a shop so mycollection has really cost me nothing.
My father, who works in a big office, sometimesbrings me home
stamps from many countries of the world. And I have friends both
hereand in other lands who send me stamps in return for ones which
I send to them.Now that I am working for my living, I do not have
as much time as before to spendon my stamps. But in the evenings,
what can be better than to sit down at a table with myprecious
books, arranging new stamps in them, writing in the names of
countries, or, if Iam too tired, only looking through the stamps
already in the books? Each stamp has astory to tell me of far
countries and strange peoples. I see pictures of men and
women,birds and animals that I have never seen. Kings and
presidents pass before my eyes, and Ican follow the history of
nations I can see Hitler's Germany spreading over Europe andthen
suddenly breaking into pieces; Pakistan is born before my eyes;
countries rise andcountries fall - and the whole time I remain
comfortably in my armchair at home.But my stamp collection does not
make me think only of the past. Just as my mothercollected for me,
so I, too, am collecting for my future child. What better way will
therebe of interesting him in history, geography and languages, and
of making these subjectslive for him instead of being only things
in school books? If I pass my hobby on to him,he will bless me for
it as I have blessed my mother for her wise action.A picnic I
enjoyedThe outline:1. When? Where?2. Who went along?3. How much I
enjoyed4. The endOne day, a few of my friends and I went on a
picnic to Minyak Beku, a smallinteresting place on the coast of
Malaya.Minyak Beku is about five miles from Batu Pahat, a well
known town in the state ofJohore in Malaya. There is a small
ancient fort at the entrance to Minyak Beku. Thebeach at Minyak
Beku is beautiful, and there is an iron mine near by.We arrived at
that place in the morning. After getting out of the bus, we
separatedinto different groups and looked for shady places to spend
the day.Soon, most of us went swimming. While in the water, we were
playing a fewinteresting games. Those who were on the beach were
playing other games. Some ofthem even sang songs and danced. There
were still others who were interested in nothing,except picking
shells.In short, everyone enjoyed the trip. In the evening, we
returned home in our bus,thinking of the fun we had had at that
place. I enjoyed the trip so much.What is the job of a human
resources manager?The person who is a human resources manager is
Mary Brown. She has, in heropinion, a very good job in a big
company. Right now she is in a class, teaching herstudents. The
students are not children but adults. They are learning how to
administrateworkers, how to talk with them and even how to help
them to work effectively. In otherwords her students are managers.
The managers are discussing problems and ways tosolve them in order
to meet the workers questions. In her class, she always
illustrateswhat she teaches by giving a lot of practical situations
in her lecture.She clearly knows that workers are people. It is
undoubted that happy people workbetter and are more productive than
unhappy ones. Her job as well as her responsibility isto keep both
the workers and the managers always in good mood. She motivates
andencourages the workers. She is doing a good job and earns good
money. Her companygets twenty percent more profit now than it got
before.Mary Brown is now in her office, sitting at her desk. Many
job applications frompeople who desire to work for her company as
workers are lying on the desk. Shereceives letters from workers and
managers everyday.Now it is 5pm. It is the end of a working day.
She is tired and she is going to gohome. It is going to be dark
outside some more minutes later. A worker is saying goodnight to
her, she is wishing the same to him. Despite the tiredness, she is
smiling sinceshe knows that the worker is happy and her day ends in
such a good way.
