Traditional Vietnamese lifestyle was deeply rooted in family values and community. People lived in close-knit and extended families , where they supported each other in daily life. However, with the modernization of the country these practices have slowly evolved. Today, young people are more likely to move to cities for better job opportunities leading to the rise of nuclear families. While this shift has brought about economic benefits, it has also led to challenges in maintaining traditional values, Traditional festivals and holidays, such as the Lunar New Year, remain significant, serving as a time for families to reunite and honor their heritage. The government and various organizations are also making efforts to promote and cultural traditions amidst the rapid modernization. Efforts include organizing cultural events, educational programs, and media campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of preserving cultural heritage These activities aim to instill a sense of pride and responsibility in younger generations, ensuring that traditional values are passed down and continue to be a vital part of Vietnamese society. 28. What is the main topic of the passage? A. Vietnamese cuisine B. Family values in Vietnam C. The evolution of Vietnamese lifestyle D. The benefits of modernization 29. Which word is closest in meaning to "close-knit" in the passage? A. distant B. supportive C. independent D. modern 30. Which sentence is NOT mentioned in the passage? A. Traditional Vietnamese lifestyle was deeply rooted in family values and community. B. Young people are more likely to move to cities for better job opportunities. C. The modernization of the country has had no effect on family structures. D. The shift to nuclear families has brought about economic benefits. 31. What does the pronoun "they" in the passage refer to? A. communities B. people C. families D. daily life 32. Who is taking measures to preserve cultural traditions in the face of modernization? A. Local communities and educational institutions B. The government and various organizations C. Urban families and young professionals D. Cultural heritage and traditional festivals