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SenhaehaeHDHErsrj Anyway, I'll keep talking to them, and I'm sure we will get through it.,Let me know if you are having the same sort of problems with your parents.,Elliot,(24) A. frustrated B. convenient C. stressful D. ashamed,(25) A. basic B. emotional C. useful D. independent,(26) A. remembers B. reminds C. repeats D. regrets,(27) A. employment B. work C. job D. career,(28) A. spending B. budgeting C. buying D. selling,PART 6 COMPREHENSION TEST (12 questions),Read the text and choose the best answer for each question. (5 questions),For years when I was growing up, life was just school, homework, and leisure activities. But then, I talked with a teacher when,I was about 16. She gave me the addresses of some useful websites. I realized that preparing for my future meant more than,just focusing on those things. I saw then that it's important to develop work skills and get practical experience while you are,still in school.,Time management is the key to success. As a child, your time was managed by your parents, but as you become independent,,you cannot rely on other people to organize everything. Create a schedule that includes study hours, after-school clubs,,assignments, and, if you already have a part-time job, working hours. Put your schedule on your phone and set it to remind you,about important deadlines and appointments.,If you don't have a job yet, look for opportunities which fit with your career goals, so that you can gain practical experience,and develop essential skills while still in school. Only apply for jobs which leave you enough time to complete all your,homework.,Find a mentor who can offer support in your chosen career. This is a person who can provide advice and help you plan your,career path. You will often find that one of your teachers, a family member, or a friend has the right experience and knowledge,to do this.,Focus on building skills that are valuable in any workplace, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Take,part in activities like clubs and volunteer work, especially if they involve leadership. But don't forget to take care of yoursea,Make time for relaxation, hobbies, and physical activity. All of these things help to reduce stress.,Questions:,29. What does the writer mean by those things in the first paragraph?,A. Addresses B. School, homework, and C. Talks with a teacher D. Useful websites,leisure activities,30. From the information in the second paragraph, what does the writer mean by the word schedule?,A. A calendar B. A diary C. A timetable D. A to do list,31. How many things should you remember when you are looking for a part-time job, according to the writer in the third,paragraph?,A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four,32. From the information in the fourth paragraph, what is a mentor?,A. A member of your family B. A friend of your parents C. A person with useful D. One of the teachers in,knowledge your school,33. What would be a good heading for the final paragraph?,A. School work must come B. Make the most of your C. Learn communication D. Find the right balance,first leisure time skills

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24. C. stressful 
25. B. emotional 
26. D. regrets 
27. B. work 
28. B. budgeting

29. B. School, homework, and leisure activities.

30. C. A timetable.

31. C. Two (The writer says to look for opportunities which fit with your career goals and to apply for jobs which leave you enough time to complete all your homework.)

32. C. A person with useful knowledge.

33. D. Find the right balance.

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