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阅读专项(阅读专项(1)长难句分析、71号卷·GettingaJobasaWhilehavingsomemoneyofyourownisgreat,actuallygettingthatjobcanbealittledifficult.Havealittleself-confidence,doyourandcreateafavorablefirstimpressionwithyourpotentialboss.36.●Knowtheguidelines.37That'sbecausechildlaborlawsareincetoprotectyoufromworkingtoolongorinjobsthatareunsafe.Generallyspeaking,ifyou're180rolderyoucanworkanywhereforwhateverhoursyouchoose.Ifyou're14or15,regulationsrestricthowmanyhoursyoucanwork,especiallyduringschoolmonths._38Takesometimetoconsideryourstrengthsandachievements,eveniftheyseemquiteordinarytoyou.Writedownalistofyourgoodqualitiesand plishments.Practicesayingpositivethingsaboutwhatyou'regoodat.Combinethesestrengthswithjobsthatareopento●Createaresume(简历).39 Ifyouhaven'theldajobbefore,includethosestrengthsschoolactivitiesyou'veparticipatedin.●Behaveproperlybefore,duringandaftertheinterview.40Checkoutitswebsitetofindoutwhatservicesitprovidesandwhoitssare.Attheinterview,shaketheinterviewer'shand,sandlookhimintheeye.Bepolite,friendlyandrespectful,Followupthenextdaywithantothanktheemployerforhistimeandtolethimknowyou'restillinterestedA.Dressmaturely.C.Includeanytypeofworkyou'veD.Chancesarethatyou'llhaveajobinnoE.ThetypesofjobsyoucangetdependonyourF.MakeagoodimpressionwhenyoufilloutGBeforeyourappointment,doalittleresearchintotheWithoutusevenrealizingit,smartphoneshavetakenoverourlives.Mostofuscan’tgomuchlongerthan10minutesbeforewecheckourphones.16.Therewasatime,however,beforesmartphonesevenexisted.WatchingGigsWithoutBeingCompelledToBeforesmartphonestookoverourlives,weactuallywatchedconcertswithoureyes.17TryingAndFailingToDateOtherDatingwithoutthehelpofthesmartphonewasaveryrealandpainfulsituation.Thesheerterrorofactuallyhavingtoapproachareal ,inreallife,isutterlyunthinkableandwecanallletoutasighofrelieffortheinventionofdatingapps.3.Beforeaccesstoonlinemapswasaregularpartofourworld,wefacedtheveryrealdangerofgettinglostandhavingnoideahowtogetout.Thefactthatmoreofusdidn’tvanishoffthefaceoftheearthisfranklyamiracle.MakingProperMixtapes,OnRealIfwewantedtoexpresshowwefelttoothers,wehadtodothefollowing.WewenttoalloftheeffortoffindingrealCDsandsomehow,recordingallofthebestbitsontoanotherblankdisc.Thatwaslove.Now,we’rejustallabitlazy.LearningPhoneNumbersOffByIfwewantedtocallourbelovedoutoftheblue,wehadtocommittheirdigitstomemory.ThefactthatwemanagedtomemorizeallofouressentialnumbersisanincrediblefeatandshouldbeIgnoringYourEmbarrassingIfyouwantedtofindoutmoreaboutaweirdspotonyourback,orlookintoatrashycelebrity’searlylife,younormallyjustletitgo.19.Unlessyoureallywantedthetruth,younormallyforgotallaboutit.TwiddlingYourFingersOnThe20.Withnothingtolookatbutwhitewallsandtheground,mostofustookupfingertwiddlingasabathroompastime.FindingoutinformationrequiredalotofGettingGenuinelyAllofushadunpleasantexperienceswithAtriptothetoiletusedtobeablankspotintheToiletwasalwaysagoodcetomakeaseriousthoughtaboutIfwefindourselveswithoutthedevice,wecanfeelmorethanalittleButnow,seeinganythingthatisn’tframedbyaminiscreenjustfeelsForcollegestudents,graduationsignalsanexcitingnewbeginning.16Manystudentswonder:WhatdoIdonow?Whatcareerisbestforme?Mostexpertadviceonchoosingcareersboilsdowntothefollowingpoints.KnowingWhatareyourinterests?Abilities?Skills?17Theresultsmaysurpriseyou!Thesecanbeuseful,butthey’renotthelastword.Investigatingoccupationsismuchmoredifficult.Formostpeople,thereisn’tjustone‘right’job,butseveralthatcouldbesatisfying.18Talktopeoplewhohaveoccupationsthatinterestyou.Findoutwhattheylikeanddislikeabouttheirjob.Manypeoplechoosetheircareersbecausetheybelievestronglyinaparticularcause.Somemightchoosetoworkinareaslikemedicine,charityorenvironmentalprotection.Somehaveastronginterestinhistoryoraloveforthearts.20Soincaseslikethese,thefieldisoftenchosenfirst,ratherthantheoccupationitself.Soifyou’vechosenafield,self-assessmentwillhelpyoufindyourceinit.Investsometimeandeffort,andfindtherightcareerforyou.Tryaself-assessmentSearchthroughbooksandWebFindingyourButitcanalsobringalotofuncertaintyandSeriousresearchhelpsnarrowtheResearchyourchosenfieldcarefully.Whatworkneedstobedone?WhattrainingisThentheymightthinkabouteducation,museumsorart1000HoursaLikeyou,allmygoesintomySentMailbox,justsittingthereifIwanttocheckbackatwhatIsaidtowhomyearsago.SowhatasurprisetoseethatIsendapproximay18,250seachyear(roughly50aday).Assuming3minutesper,that’sabout1000hoursayearonalone.I’vebeenon sincetheearly90s16Theanswerisbothyesandno.Yes,Ihavebeenabletokeepintouchwithfamily,friends,colleaguesinfar-awaycornersofthenetwith

ButwhiletheseundoubtedarethereasonswhyIcontinueto,itisnotwithoutitsowncost.Mostimportantly,astheaboveysisshows,eatsmytimejustasitlikelyeatsyours.18Eachtimeamessagearrivesthere’sjustthechancethatitmightcontainsomethingexciting,somethingnew,somethingspecial,anewopportunity.19That’sjustenoughtokeepmecheckingmyInbox.Butthatmeansperhapsonly10ofthe1000hoursIspentonsthisyearwereactuallywanted. messageswillcertainlyaffectourrealwork.20Likeotherpotentialaddictionsweshouldperhapsattempttochecktheboxatcertaintimesoftheday,orbycreating-zonesbyturningoffWi-Fi.NowIneedtothinkwhetherIreallywanttobespending1000hoursayearon,attheexpenseofmorevaluableactivities.WasthattimewellAllthisfeedsmyuse Doyouspend1000hours severyAndweallrecognize hasitsaddictiveusestechnologytocommunicateadigitalmessageovertheMaybeonein scontainsomethingIreallywanttoknoworhear ingawareofwhat isngtoourallocationoftimeisthefirststeptore-gaining【ABDFG【Reading5outof7HowtobemorecreativeeveryCreativityisn’tsomethingyoueitherhaveordon’thave.Infact,itissomethinglikeyingthesaxophone.36.Soreadontoknowhow.BemoreIt’simportanttoseekoutnewviewpointseveryday.37Toinvolvethisinyourdailylife,makesuretokeepanopenmindwhenyou’representedwithanidea,andbecuriousastowhatelseisaroundthecomer.GiveyourselfLettingeverypieceofinformationintoyourbraindragsyoufrombeingcreative.Trytoapplyalevelofspaceintoyoureverydaylife.38Ithelpstoleadyourthinkingpatternsawayfrompotentialdistractions(分心的事物,leavingmuchroomtohavecreativeideas.TrysomethingFrequentthinkingpatterns,ineffect,causeyoutobemorelikelytothinkthesamethingsormakethesamedecisionsoverandoverunlessyougetoutofyourcomfortzone.39Thoughnotalwayseasy,itdoesopenupawholenewworldofthinking! Socialmediahascreatedanenvironmentwherewe’reconstantlyshownwhetherwe’vesucceededintheformoflikesorcomments,whichleadsustodoubtourselves.However,creativityisajourney,andyou’relearningeverystepoftheway.Honestly,you’11learnmuchmorefromthatthanastraightwinanyway.Sobeconfidentandlyourselfyouhavealreadydonewellenough.LearnfromRemindyourselfyou’regoodThe8p.m.—8a.m.phonebanisagreatwaytoGettingphysicalreallyhelpstosortoutyourbrainButit’snoteasytofeelorbeautomaticallycreativeThusyoucanthinkandapproachthingsfromanotherUsingyourskillsinadifferentareaisagreatwaytothinkoutsidetheFundoesn’thavetobeEveryonelikestohavefun,butnoteveryonehasmuchmoneytospend.HerearesomecheapwaystoenjoyGetGoingoutsideingoodweathercanbealotoffun,especiallyifyougowithafriend.36.Ifyouliveinacity,youcangowindow-shop.Oryoucanexploreanoldpartoftownandadmirethebuildings.TryaWhileyou’reout,takepicturesofthingsyoufind.nningandtakingpicturescanmakeyouawareofthebeautyallaroundyou.Photographicequipmentcanbeexpensive,butitdoesn’thavetobe.Youprobablyalreadyownacameraoracellphonethatcantakepictures.Othercreativehobbiescanalsobedonewithbasicmaterials.37.FindanLibrariesoftenholdpublicevents.38Andwhileyou’rethere,borrowabookormoviefor.Museumsanduniversitiesalsoholdevents.Ifyoucan’tfindaevent,youcanvolunteerataneventthatrequirestickets.Peoplewhoorganizeconcertsandysneedhelp.39Sometimestheyrewardvolunteerswithtickets.MeetaRelationshipsareoftenthebestthingsinlife.40Inviteafriendforawalk,aneventoratimeworkingonyourhobby.Hostingdoesn’thavetobedifficult.Ifyourfriendcomesintheafternoon,youdon’thavetoserveameal.Youcansitandtalk,yboardgamesorcardgamesorwatchamovie.AfriendinneedisafriendStopbyonetofindoutwhat’sgoingHikeorbicycleonanearbypathorinaWhateveryoudo,findsomeonetoshareitIt’sagoodideatostayathometowatchaYoucouldsetuportakedownchairsorgreetDrawingandwritingrequirenothingmorethanapenciland【readingLongsentencesMichiganStateUniversityresearchershavefoundthatdogownerswhowalktheirpetsregularlyarehealthierthanthosewhodonotdoso.Whatwewantedtoknowwasifdogownerswhowalkedtheirdogsweregettingmorephysicalactivityorifthedogwalkingwassimplyasubstitute(代替物)forotherformsofactivity.Theresearchersfoundthatowningandwalkingthedognotonlyincreasedtheamountofwalkingtheownersdid,butalsotheyachievedgreaterlevelsofphysicalactivity.Thestudyevenalsoshowedthatmiddle-ageddogownersspenttheleastamountoftimewalkingtheirdogs,whiletheyoungandtheelderlyreceivedthemostbenefitsfromwalkingtheirpetdogs.Ownersthathaddogsthatwereayearandolder,orweighingmorethan45pounds,werelikelytowalkthedogsmoreoften.Ifyouarelookingforin-homeexerciseequipment,youmaywanttoconsidersomethingwithfourlegsandawaggingtail.Theyhavelearnedthatthereisonekindofsleepwhichcausesrapideyemovement(REM)anotherkindwithnorapideyemovement(NREM).Sleepisdividedintothreestages.Thethirdstageiswhenyoudream,REMtendstosignalthatwearedreaming.Fortherestofthenight,youalternatebetweenREMandNREM.Sleepisabiologicalneed,butyourbrainneverreallysleeps.Thethingsthatareonyourmindduringthedayarestillthereatnight.Besidesdreaming,snoringisalsocommoninone’ssleep.Peoplesnorebecausetheyhavetroublebreathingwhiletheyareasleep.Somepeoplestopbreathinguptothirtyorfortytimesanhourbecausethethroatmusclesrelaxtoomuchandblocktheairway.Thisisadangerouscondition,becauseoncethebrainiswithoutoxygenforfourminutestherecouldbeseriousbraindamage.Sleepapnea(呼吸暂停)canalsocauseirregularheartbeats,highbloodpressure,andagenerallackofenergy.Mostdrinksstatingthattheyarefruit-flavored(水果味道的)containnofruitatall,whilemostoftherestcontainonlyasmalltyoffruit,accordingtoastudycarriedoutbytheBritishFoodFlavoring(添加味道)arefocusedontheflavorsofnaturalfoodproductssuchasfruits,meatsandvegetables,orcreatingflavorforfoodproductsthatdonothavethedesiredflavors.Ofthe11productsthatdidcontainstrawberries,fiveofthemcontainedlessthanonepercentrealfruit.Inaddition,eachjuiceboxcontainednearlyeightteaspoonsofsugar.femalescientistTuYouyouwonthe2015NobelPrizeinmedicineonOctober5forherdiscoveriesconcerninganoveltreatmentagainstmalaria(疟疾).ThisisthefirstNoblePrizegiventoascientistforworkcarriedoutwithin.Oneshallbeableto eascientistnomatterwhatkindofbackgroundheorshecomesfrom,aslongasonedivesintoscientificresearch.Therehavebeendiscussionsonpeoplewhoreallylovesciencebutareneverabletoachievemuchduringtheirwholelife.Theircontributionscanneverbeignored.Theyworksohardtoprovethewrongwaysothatthefutureresearcherswillbeclosertotherightone.Discoveringthebeautyofthescienceandmathsthatshapeoureverydaylives,anexperienceinWonderlab,willfuelyourimaginationandinspireyoutoseetheworldaroundyouinnewandexcitingways..ScientistsinBritainhavemanagedtoteachbumblebees大黄蜂)topullstringstogettofoodandthenpassonwhattheyhave

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