IV. Speaking

1 - c

2 - a

3 - e

4 - f

5 - b

6 - d

(1): C

(2): E

(3): A

(4): B

(5): D

Tom: Hey Jane, have you heard about the SSEAYP program for young people?

Jane: No, what is it?

Tom: It's an exchange program where young people from Southeast Asian countries can participate and learn about each other's cultures.

Jane: That sounds interesting. What do you think is the most important skill or experience for SSEAYP participants to have?

Tom: Well, in my opinion, having good teamwork skills is the most important thing. What do you think?

Jane: Hmm, I see your point, but I think the most important skill is being able to speak English fluently. It's the working language of the program and without good English skills, it could be difficult to communicate with the other participants.

Tom: That's a good point, Jane. But I still think that good teamwork skills are essential because participants will need to work together to solve problems and complete tasks during the program.

Jane: I agree with you, Tom. Both English skills and teamwork skills are important for a successful SSEAYP experience.

Tom: Definitely. I think it would be a great opportunity for young people to learn new skills, make new friends, and broaden their horizons.

In my opinion, the skills and experience SSEAYP participants should have, ranked in order of importance, are:

1. Good English language skills

2. Understanding different cultures

3. Teamwork skills

4. Community work experience

5. Confident speaking skills

6. Understanding current issues in ASEAN countries.

Having good English language skills is essential since it's the working language of the program. Understanding different cultures is also important for effective communication. Teamwork skills are necessary for completing tasks and solving problems. Community work experience can be helpful in developing practical skills. Confident speaking skills are important for presenting ideas in front of an audience. Understanding current issues in ASEAN countries is important, but it is the least important skill or experience since the program focuses on cultural exchange and developing skills for the future.