1. It is (rain) (16) hard. We can’t do anything until it (stop) (17) .
2. Hoa (keep) (18) her teeth very careful. She (brush) (19) her teeth twice a day.
3. - When did you (buy) (20) this comic? - I (buy) (21) it two days ago.
4. Do you mind (close) (22) the windows because it is too cold?
5. He and his sister (not/ meet) (23) my friends since last Christmas

The 25th meeting of the FAO Committee on Fisheries (COFI) that will take place in February 2003 comes at a (24) time in the quest for sustainable fisheries. Meeting in Johannesburg at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002, world leaders (25) the vital role of marine fisheries to economic and food security and to biodiversity in general. Leaders established a number of fisheries commitments for the world community, (26) a call “to maintain or restore stocks to levels that can produce maximum sustainable (27) with the aim of achieving these goals for depleted stocks on an urgent basis and where possible not later than 2015.”
The mission of FAO in the field of fisheries is to (28) and secure the long-term sustainable development and utilization of the world’s fisheries and aquaculture. Many of the issues (29) the agenda for the 2003 COFI meeting will contribute directly to the goal of restoring depleted fish stocks and to (30) other commitments.
If we are to fulfill these commitments, we must take (31) actions and set clear priorities. The most recent FAO statistics indicate that over 70 percent of fisheries are (32) overfished or are fished at their maximum capacity. In coming years, production from many key fisheries will likely decline. Demand for fisheries products, (33) , will continue to increase. The prospect of this growing shortfall poses our greatest fisheries challenge today.

Ruou can, also known as tube wine in English, is a unique drink that can be found in the mountainous regions of Central Vietnam like Tay Nguyen. It’s made from rice and other herbs. The recipe differs in various ethnic minorities groups depending on what is available in their surroundings.
The ingredients are kept in a ceramic jar for a month. Using a thin bamboo straw, people drink ruou can directly from the jar. This drink is commonly served during a special celebration such as weddings, New Year festivals, etc. People often gather around the wine jar and drink together while singing and dancing.
It’s considered an honour in many ethnic groups to be offered this kind of rice wine.