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Here are the correct forms of the words to fill in the blanks, along with explanations for each:

1. **situated**
"Duong Lam village is **situated** in Son Tay, Ha Noi."
- "Situated" is the correct adjective form of "situation," meaning located or placed.

2. **specialties**
"We love watching the locals making **specialties** such as Quang Noodles."
- "Specialties" refers to distinctive or unique foods or items that are characteristic of a particular place.

3. **traditional**
"Dragon-snake is one of my favorite **traditional** games."
- "Traditional" is the adjective form of "tradition," describing something that is part of cultural heritage.

4. **herding**
"Nomadic children spend their time **herding** the cattle."
- "Herding" is the correct gerund form of "herd," meaning to guide or take care of livestock.

5. **products**
"The cattle can provide us with meat, clothing, and dairy **products**."
- "Products" are things that are produced or made, such as dairy items from cattle.

6. **lifestyle**
"When we move to a new place, we have to change our **lifestyle** suitably."
- "Lifestyle" refers to the way in which a person or group lives.

7. **household**
"Mongolian children in the Gobi learn to help with **household** chores."
- "Household" is an adjective referring to things related to running a home, like chores.

8. **villagers** / **surrounded**
"The house of the **villagers** are **surrounded** by beautiful green trees."
- "Villagers" are the people who live in a village, and "surrounded" describes something being encircled by something else.

9. **well**
"I love living here because the people are friendly and we always get along **well** with each other."
- "Well" is the adverb form that describes how people get along.

10. **responsibly**
"Mr. Thompson works more **responsibly** than Mr. Dylan."
- "Responsibly" is the adverb form of "responsible," describing how someone carries out their duties.

11. **ploughing**
"A buffalo is an animal which is used for **ploughing** the fields."
- "Ploughing" is the gerund form of "plough," meaning to till or prepare the land for planting.

12. **the busiest and the hardest**
"In the countryside, harvest time is often **the busiest and the hardest** time of the year."
- "Busiest" and "hardest" are the superlative forms used to compare the intensity of harvest time with other times of the year.

13. **noisier**
"Which one is **noisier**, the country or the city?"
- "Noisier" is the comparative form of "noisy," comparing the noise levels of two places.

14. **developments**
"City children often react more quickly to technical **developments** than country children."
- "Developments" refers to advancements or new things, particularly in technology.

15. **friendlier**
"Country folks are **friendlier** than city folks."
- "Friendlier" is the comparative form of "friendly," comparing the friendliness of people in the countryside with those in the city.

16. **soundly**
"After a hard working day, we usually sleep **soundly**."
- "Soundly" is the adverb form describing how well someone sleeps.

17. **softly**
"The baby is sleeping! Please speak **softly**!"
- "Softly" is the adverb form that means to speak quietly or gently.

18. **living**
"The cost of **living** in the city is so expensive."
- "Living" in this context refers to the expenses associated with maintaining a certain standard of life.

19. **supportive**
"You should be more **supportive** to your brother. He’s going through a huge change in his life."
- "Supportive" is an adjective that describes someone who provides support or encouragement.

20. **more difficult**
"It is **more difficult** to access medical help in the countryside than in the city."
- "More difficult" is the comparative form, comparing the level of difficulty between two scenarios.

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