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HUE UNIVERSITY
INFORMATICS AND OPEN INSTITUTE
AMERICAN LITERATURE 2
Full name: Cao Tuấn Mạnh
Code studen: 7052900511
Class: Nghệ An 6
Date of birth: 18/12/1996
Part 1: Write a short professional bio data about your profession,
responsibilities, education, interests, and current work (no more than 150
words).

My name is Cao Tuan Manh, I am currently a doctor of general surgery, Nghe An
Oncology Hospital. My duties are cancer surgery, benign tumors and surgical
interventions to restore life function for cancer patients, participate in cancer
prevention activities in the area assigned by the hospital's director.. At the same
time, after surgery, I will be the one to directly resuscitate and take care to ensure
safety, avoid complications and handle post-operative abnormalities. I have been
working in oncology and have been an anesthesiologist for 3 years. I love my job
very much and will continue to try to improve, learn and improve my professional
knowledge and skills. That is my current and future goal, the purpose of improving
my knowledge and providing the best care and treatment for patients.
My hobby is reading books in my free time. Reading books gives me a lot of basic
knowledge about life and society and thereby helps me to expand my knowledge


and understanding. Besides, reading books also helps me relax and relieve pressure
after work.
Part 2. Choose one of these questions which are given in the task and answer
it in a 300 - words essay
3. Optimistic spirit can help people live better and overcome obstacles in life. How
can you prove this opinion by analyzing the role of hope revealed in the poem

“Hope is the Thing with Feathers” and Rip’s ways of adapting to the new life in
“Rip Van Winkle”? How is the optimistic spirit important to your positive
thinking?
Answer:
The poem The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost recreates a situation when
the poet is walking on a road with two intersections at the end of the road. He has
to make a choice between two options and he can only choose one of the two. And
in fact, in the life of every human being, there will be situations that force us to
choose our own path, and that path may decide the fates in our own lives. The poet
stands at a fork in the road, pondering over options. He wants to know how cheap
the future of each turn is before choosing to continue on a path within that fork. He
wants to know the advantages and disadvantages of each path, so that he can make
the right choice for himself. In fact, the same thing happens. People have to make
decisions with long-term benefits and drawbacks to themselves, and that decision
has to be truly appropriate. The poet considered for a long time before deciding.
He then chooses the alternative path because he believes both are equally good and
he believes the path he chooses is the best path for him. However, after walking for
a while on the road, he noticed that both roads were equally old. The poet believes
that in the future, once in his life, he has to make a difficult decision and he decides
to follow the path that few people have taken. As a result, it shaped him into the
person he is today. Likewise, in the future, when someone grows up and thinks


back: "When I was young, I used to do this, and now I have the me I am today". I
was in the same situation as a poet. I didn't create the me I am now with easy
decisions and actions, instead, I've always considered the things around me,
analyzed the pros and cons of each decision when weighed, and what I did was
what was right for me and tried to limit the possible consequences.