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  Hanoi

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  Bac Ninh

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  Tuyen Quang

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  Vinh Phuc

The correct answer is answer A: According to the Hanoi People's Committee information portal, the capital city borders 9 other localities: Thai Nguyen - Vinh Phuc in the North, Ha Nam - Hoa Binh in the South, Bac Giang - Bac Ninh - Hung Yen in the East and Hoa Binh - Phu Tho in the West. Hanoi has both mountains and hills and the terrain gradually decreases from North to South, from West to East, in which the plain accounts for 3/4 of the city's natural area. The average height of Hanoi is from 5 - 20 meters above sea level, the high hills and mountains are concentrated in the North and West.

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  Correct

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The correct answer is option B: According to the General Statistics Office, in 2023, Hanoi will have 8.587 million people, second only to Ho Chi Minh City (9.456 million people). Thanh Hoa is the third most populous province in our country with 3.442 (2023 statistics).

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  Can Tho

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  Vinh Long

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  An Giang

The correct answer is option B: Vinh Long is located in the center of the Mekong Delta, with a natural area of ​​over 1,500 km2. The province borders 7 localities - most in the southern region. In particular, to the north and northeast, Vinh Long borders Tien Giang and Ben Tre; to the northwest, Dong Thap; to the southeast, Tra Vinh; to the southwest, Hau Giang, Soc Trang and Can Tho.

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  Dien Bien

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  Son La

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  Ha Giang

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  Nghe An

The correct answer is D: Nghe An is the province with the longest border in the country with 468.281km, bordering 3 provinces of Laos: Hua Phan, Xieng Khouang and Bolikhamxay. To the east it borders the sea, to the south it borders Ha Tinh province with a border of 92.6km, to the north it borders Thanh Hoa province.

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The correct answer is A: During the Nguyen Dynasty, according to Dai Nam Nhat Thong Chi, Con Dao was under the control of Can Gio district, the governor of Gia Dinh (Gia Dinh citadel). In 1839, the island was transferred to Vinh Long province. During the war, France recognized Con Dao as a district of Cochinchina. After being taken over by the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam in May 1975, Con Dao became a province, then dissolved, and then became a district of Ho Chi Minh City, Hau Giang. From October 1991 to present, this archipelago has been a district of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province.

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  Lao Cai

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  Peace

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  Ha Giang

The correct answer is option B: According to the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Thai Binh, this province was established in 1890 by decree of the Governor-General of Indochina. At that time, Thai Binh had 10 districts and a population of 80,000 people. Over the past 135 years, Thai Binh has changed its administrative boundaries many times at the district and commune levels, but has never been separated or merged at the provincial level. Thai Binh is located in the Red River Delta region, currently has 8 district-level administrative units and nearly 1.9 million people. The terrain here is flat, without hills and mountains, three sides bordering the river, the rest bordering the sea. Thai Binh is honored as "the land of rice, the land of crafts" because it has a dense population from early on, good at intensive rice cultivation, fishing and handicrafts.

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  Hung Yen

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  Ninh Binh

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  Bac Ninh

The correct answer is answer A: General Secretary To Lam signed and issued Resolution 11 of the Central Committee, clearly stating the list of 34 provinces and cities after the merger; there are 28 provinces and 6 centrally-run cities. Merging Hung Yen province and Thai Binh province, named Hung Yen province, the political and administrative center is located in Hung Yen province today.

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  Ben Tre

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  Kien Giang

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  Hau Giang

The correct answer is answer A: Ben Tre province was renamed Kien Hoa in 1956, according to the Decree of the Saigon government. One year later, Kien Hoa province had 7 districts, the provincial capital was called Truc Giang. After the country was unified in 1975, Kien Hoa province was renamed Ben Tre and has kept this name until now. Currently, Ben Tre has Ben Tre city and 8 districts, located in the Mekong Delta region, with an area of ​​over 2,360 km2.