How to Create a Five-Year Career Plan① More and more people choose to make a five-year career plan. They think that the plan can help them to learn where they would like to go in the future. In fact, with a five-year plan, you can document the progress you have already made in your chosen career. You can also learn where you are likely to be heading in the future.② The initial step is to think about an end goal. This can help you to gain focus on your career. When you are setting your end goal, make sure that you do not choose a job purely based on its salary. Though salaries for the job may be high now, demand often changes over time.③ The next step is to get an adviser. An adviser is generally a person who has achieved success in the career that you wish to take. Ideally, an adviser can give you sound career advice. Make sure that you choose your adviser carefully as they may provide you with great insight.④ Next, you will need to think about the abilities that you will need to fulfill your career plan.Assess your current work experience and past education; figure out any specific skills or knowledge you already have; identify any gaps that you will need to fill in order to meet your end goal; and list any opportunities that you can take to improve the skills or knowledge that you have identified.⑤ Finally, you will need to identify the jobs that you would like to take. If you feel that you already have the required skills and knowledge, apply for them. Even if you fail to get one, you will gain some invaluable knowledge from the interview.A. The first step to make a career planB. The reason for changing a career planC. The right time to apply for desired jobsD. The necessity to get some career adviceE. The importance of having a career planF. The abilities to fulfill a career plan16.Paragraph ①：17.Paragraph ②：18.Paragraph ③：19.Paragraph ④：20.Paragraph ⑤：

How to Create a Five-Year Career Plan① More and more people choose to make a five-year career plan. They think that the plan can help them to learn where they would like to go in the future. In fact, with a five-year plan, you can document the progress you have already made in your chosen career. You can also learn where you are likely to be heading in the future.② The initial step is to think about an end goal. This can help you to gain focus on your career. When you are setting your end goal, make sure that you do not choose a job purely based on its salary. Though salaries for the job may be high now, demand often changes over time.③ The next step is to get an adviser. An adviser is generally a person who has achieved success in the career that you wish to take. Ideally, an adviser can give you sound career advice. Make sure that you choose your adviser carefully as they may provide you with great insight.④ Next, you will need to think about the abilities that you will need to fulfill your career plan.Assess your current work experience and past education; figure out any specific skills or knowledge you already have; identify any gaps that you will need to fill in order to meet your end goal; and list any opportunities that you can take to improve the skills or knowledge that you have identified.⑤ Finally, you will need to identify the jobs that you would like to take. If you feel that you already have the required skills and knowledge, apply for them. Even if you fail to get one, you will gain some invaluable knowledge from the interview.A. the salary aloneB. to write it wellC. get well preparedD. to find an adviserE. offer some useful knowledgeF. a clear future direction21. A career plan can give you ____.22. When you choose a job, you should not focus on ____.23. To gain careet guidance, you should try ____.24.To fulfill a career plan, you should ____.25. A job interview can ____.

What Does Happiness Mean?Happiness in life differs for all of us.26___ Very often we are happy, but we just don't realize it. If you think about what actually makes you happy, you might find you have those things already around you.Your happiness depends entirely on you. 27___ . It is something inside you that you have to find and work towards. You can take positive action and make changes to your life or yourself in order to achieve happiness.28___ The first step for you to do so is to look at your feelings and ask yourself questions such as “if l could be enjoying something in my life, what would it be?" and“what makes me feel satisfied in my life right now?” Once you understand what your idea of happiness is, you can build on what you have now or focus on changing your life to what you would like it to be.The important thing to do is to examine your feelings by way of the answers you give to your questions. 29___ You should also focus on the good or bad feelings you get from your questions and answers.Happiness is something that is already right there inside you. You just have to realize what it is and bring it out to start enjoying life. It can be found in family life, work, relationships, nature or a pet, to name just a few. 30___ The point is where to look. You should look in the right direction, that is, your inner self.A. No one else can give it to you.B.You should examine them honestly.C. Happiness is easy to define.D.You should understand what happiness means to you.E. Actually, it can be found in anything and any situation.F. What makes one person happy may not bring happiness to another.

Tips for Improving Your Body ImageSome people think that they need to change how they look or act to feel good about themselves. But actually all you need to 31____ is change the way you see your body and how you think about yourself.The first thing to do is 32____ that your body is your own. If you're very worried about your weight or size, 33____ with your doctor to verify that things are OK. But it's no one's business but your own what your body is like. Ultimately, you have to be happy with yourself.34____ , identify which aspects of your appearance you can 35____ change and which you can't.Everyone has things about themselves that they can't change and need to accept, like their height, for example, or their shoe size.If there are 36____ about yourself that you want to change and can change(such as how fit you are), do this by setting 37____ for yourself. For example, if you want to get fit,38____ make a plan to exercise every day and eat 39____ foods. Then keep track of your 40____ until you reach your goal. Meeting a challenge you set for yourself is a great way to boost self-esteem!A.check B.thingsC.Instead D.goals E.Next F.do G.just H.healthy I.recognizeJ.methodK.progressL.realistically

Does Watching TV Relieve Stress?After a tough day, you may possibly (possible) turn on the TV. Getting 41____(lose) in your favorite show seems like an 42____(effect) way to relax. But it may make things worse.It is 43____ (general) believed that watching TV can 44____(able) people to relax. It provides a temporary escape from stresses. However, the same can't be 45_____(say) for those who are busy and 46____ (tire). Those people can feel guilty about 47____ (spend) so much time in front of the TV. They tend to see it as a form of procrastination(拖延). In other 48____(word), they are avoiding other important things out of 49____ (lazy). They feel they are giving in to TV. That feeling 50 ____(keep) them from relaxing.

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The Magic of Tidying Up If you haven't worn your shoes lately, thank them for their hard work and consider letting them go. "It is natural for me to say thank-you to the goods that support us," says Marie Kondo, the author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Her method of connecting with belongings that “spark joy” and saying goodbye to the rest is popular all over the world. Kondo's method encourages a one-time rapid and dramatic organizing event. For her, tidying is to thank anything that doesn't“spark joy” and send them to a more appreciative owner. The results can be life-changing. People suddenly find themselves surrounded by things that provide clarity(简洁). Even her book, Kondo says, should be thrown away when it's no longer needed. Kondo suggested starting with clothes, then books, then documents, and last and most difficult, photos and mementos(纪念品). Instead of deciding what to get rid of, she says, the focus should be on what to keep: things that spark joy or are truly necessary. After joyfully sending away mountains of unneeded or unloved belongings, Kondo turns to organizing what is left. The key is storing things mostly in drawers, arranged so that everything can be seen at a glance and nothing is stacked. So T-shirts and socks (the ones you've kept because they make you happy) are rolled and arranged beautifully. Kondo has been fond of tidying since she was five, enjoying arranging shoes and pencils while other kids played outside. She believes the inside of a house should be a place where there are no unnecessary things, and our thoughts become clear. It is the place where we appreciate all the things that support us. It is where we review and rethink about ourselves.Kondo wrote a book to help people make their home tidy.

The Magic of Tidying Up If you haven't worn your shoes lately, thank them for their hard work and consider letting them go. "It is natural for me to say thank-you to the goods that support us," says Marie Kondo, the author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Her method of connecting with belongings that “spark joy” and saying goodbye to the rest is popular all over the world. Kondo's method encourages a one-time rapid and dramatic organizing event. For her, tidying is to thank anything that doesn't“spark joy” and send them to a more appreciative owner. The results can be life-changing. People suddenly find themselves surrounded by things that provide clarity(简洁). Even her book, Kondo says, should be thrown away when it's no longer needed. Kondo suggested starting with clothes, then books, then documents, and last and most difficult, photos and mementos(纪念品). Instead of deciding what to get rid of, she says, the focus should be on what to keep: things that spark joy or are truly necessary. After joyfully sending away mountains of unneeded or unloved belongings, Kondo turns to organizing what is left. The key is storing things mostly in drawers, arranged so that everything can be seen at a glance and nothing is stacked. So T-shirts and socks (the ones you've kept because they make you happy) are rolled and arranged beautifully. Kondo has been fond of tidying since she was five, enjoying arranging shoes and pencils while other kids played outside. She believes the inside of a house should be a place where there are no unnecessary things, and our thoughts become clear. It is the place where we appreciate all the things that support us. It is where we review and rethink about ourselves.The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up is a bestseller.

The Magic of Tidying Up If you haven't worn your shoes lately, thank them for their hard work and consider letting them go. "It is natural for me to say thank-you to the goods that support us," says Marie Kondo, the author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Her method of connecting with belongings that “spark joy” and saying goodbye to the rest is popular all over the world. Kondo's method encourages a one-time rapid and dramatic organizing event. For her, tidying is to thank anything that doesn't“spark joy” and send them to a more appreciative owner. The results can be life-changing. People suddenly find themselves surrounded by things that provide clarity(简洁). Even her book, Kondo says, should be thrown away when it's no longer needed. Kondo suggested starting with clothes, then books, then documents, and last and most difficult, photos and mementos(纪念品). Instead of deciding what to get rid of, she says, the focus should be on what to keep: things that spark joy or are truly necessary. After joyfully sending away mountains of unneeded or unloved belongings, Kondo turns to organizing what is left. The key is storing things mostly in drawers, arranged so that everything can be seen at a glance and nothing is stacked. So T-shirts and socks (the ones you've kept because they make you happy) are rolled and arranged beautifully. Kondo has been fond of tidying since she was five, enjoying arranging shoes and pencils while other kids played outside. She believes the inside of a house should be a place where there are no unnecessary things, and our thoughts become clear. It is the place where we appreciate all the things that support us. It is where we review and rethink about ourselves.Kondo's method encourages slow and gradual organizing.

The Magic of Tidying Up If you haven't worn your shoes lately, thank them for their hard work and consider letting them go. "It is natural for me to say thank-you to the goods that support us," says Marie Kondo, the author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Her method of connecting with belongings that “spark joy” and saying goodbye to the rest is popular all over the world. Kondo's method encourages a one-time rapid and dramatic organizing event. For her, tidying is to thank anything that doesn't“spark joy” and send them to a more appreciative owner. The results can be life-changing. People suddenly find themselves surrounded by things that provide clarity(简洁). Even her book, Kondo says, should be thrown away when it's no longer needed. Kondo suggested starting with clothes, then books, then documents, and last and most difficult, photos and mementos(纪念品). Instead of deciding what to get rid of, she says, the focus should be on what to keep: things that spark joy or are truly necessary. After joyfully sending away mountains of unneeded or unloved belongings, Kondo turns to organizing what is left. The key is storing things mostly in drawers, arranged so that everything can be seen at a glance and nothing is stacked. So T-shirts and socks (the ones you've kept because they make you happy) are rolled and arranged beautifully. Kondo has been fond of tidying since she was five, enjoying arranging shoes and pencils while other kids played outside. She believes the inside of a house should be a place where there are no unnecessary things, and our thoughts become clear. It is the place where we appreciate all the things that support us. It is where we review and rethink about ourselves.Most people throw Kondo's book away after reading it.