Question

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Answer 1

It looks like the text you provided is a mix of different sentences and phrases, and it seems to be related to a conversation about describing people and a separate text about a lion and a mouse. Let me try to address both parts separately:

Describing People Conversation:

Context: The conversation appears to be between two individuals, Ha Thu and someone else. Ha Thu is describing his brothers, Jem and Alex, and providing details about their physical appearance.

Key Information: 1. Ha Thu has two brothers, Jem and Alex. 2. Both Jem and Alex are the same age, which is not explicitly mentioned. 3. Jem and Alex look exactly alike; they are tall and thin with short brown hair, green eyes, and big [something - possibly referring to a facial feature].

Inferred Questions: - The age of Jem and Alex is not mentioned. You may need to listen again or refer to additional information. - There's a missing detail about what the "big" refers to in the description of Jem and Alex.

The Lion and the Mouse Text:

Summary: The text seems to be a short story about a lion and a mouse. The lion is sleeping in his den when a mouse runs in and jumps on his head. The lion, annoyed, uses his strong paw and questions the mouse's actions. The mouse, in fear, pleads not to be eaten and suggests that maybe one day it can help the lion.

Key Information: 1. A lion is sleeping in his den. 2. A mouse runs into the lion's den and jumps on the lion's head. 3. The lion is angry and uses his strong paw. 4. The lion threatens to eat the mouse. 5. The mouse pleads for its life and suggests it can help the lion one day.

Inferred Questions: - The outcome of this encounter is not provided. It might be interesting to speculate on what happens next or discuss the moral of the story.

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