III. Read the passage and write True or False. (Đọc đoạn văn và viết True (Đúng) hoặc False (Sai).)

          Being a teenager is like navigating a three-ring circus. On one hand, you're juggling the demands of school, with exams, homework, and projects testing your academic skills. On the other hand, you're likely involved in extracurricular activities, from sports and clubs to music lessons and volunteering. Add to that the ever-present desire for social interaction with friends and family, and it's no wonder teenagers often feel stretched thin.  

         This constant balancing act can be challenging. Finding enough time to meet all your commitments can be a struggle, leading to feelings of stress and anxiety. Prioritizing tasks and creating a schedule can help, but unexpected events and changes in plans can throw everything out of whack.

            However, navigating this juggling act also offers valuable lessons. It teaches teenagers valuable skills like time management, organization, and prioritization. They learn to be responsible, handle pressure, and adapt to changing situations. Additionally, the diverse experiences gained through academics, activities, and social interactions contribute to personal development and self-discovery.

1. _____ The main idea of the passage is that teenagers should focus only on their academic life.

2. _______ Teenagers are often involved in various activities beyond just schoolwork.

3. _______ Prioritizing tasks and creating a schedule can be detrimental to managing time effectively.

4. ________ Unexpected events can disrupt a teenager's carefully planned schedule.

5. ________ Participating in different activities offers no benefits to teenagers.