【正文】 also need to make sure that you still have time for family, friends and rest. This is because you won39。t be able to succeed in your studies unless you balance your personal life and your study. Once the plan is made, the next thing you need to do is to follow it. One of the biggest challenges in following your study plan is that you will be tempted （誘惑） to avoid it and do something relaxing, or fun instead. Luckily, you can fight this temptation by taking breaks. But be sure not to take extra breaks or too long breaks as it can affect your plan. So at the start of your break，set an alarm clock to remind you when your break is over. Also, you need to use your break wisely. For example, go for a short walk, eat a small snack, or listen to some music. To avoid forgetting to follow your plan, try to get into the habit of looking at your calendar every day. Sometimes our plans are herd to follow because some important people in our lives distract （使分心） us from our goals. In order to avoid this, tell people in your life about your plan. Put up a copy of your study guide at home so you and your family can see it, and a copy to your friends so they know when you have spare time.Creating a study planThe ________of a study planA good study plan is ________ in achieving your success in study.Make a study plan●Make a ________ of all the subjects you need to study.●Decide on the time you will ________ on each subject.●Study at the same time every day, or you will ________ your plan.●Arrange time for other activities in order to ________ your personal life and your study.________ the study plan●Fight temptation by taking breaks。Set an alarm to remind yourself。Use your break in a ________way.●Make use of your calendar:Put up your plan where it can be ________easily. Let your friends ________ when you are free.【答案】 importance；helpful；list；spend；forget；balance；Follow；wise；seen；know 4．閱讀下面的短文, 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。 Obey the rules of British roads British roads, some of the safest in the world. A study in 2018 pared more than 30 countries and found that people per 100,000 died in traffic accidents in the UK. This number was lower than any other country. So, what did British drivers do to achieve this? What are they doing differently? Here are five top tips for drivers who are planning a trip to the UK. People in Britain drive on the left side of the road. In fact, a long time ago people drove on the left in most countries, but now only a few countries have this. Don39。t forget that this also means you must drive the other way around roundabouts （環(huán)島） . British people feel that waiting should be fair for everybody. If you are in a queue of traffic, then don39。t try to push past the cars in front of yours. This is called jumping the queue. You must wait for your turn。 otherwise people may get angry with you. You must stop at the traffic lights when they are red. In many countries, it is OK to go past the red lights if you are turning a corner or if there isn39。t any other traffic around. In the UK you could have a lot of trouble if you do this. If another driver flashes （閃爍） his cars lights at you, he is probably trying to tell you that he will wait for you to go first. British people don39。t like to use their car horn （喇叭） much and they think people who do so are rude. If you get in an accident, don39。t try to pay the police. The police in the UK never take money, and if you try to offer them some, you could end your holiday visiting British prison.（1）How many tips are mentioned in the passage? （2）Which side do British people drive on? （3）If you jump the queue, how will other drivers feel? （4）What does the driver probably mean if he flashes his car39。s lights at you? （5）If you give the police money, what will happen to you? 【答案】 （1）Five.（2）On the left.（3）They may feel angry.（4）He will follow you.（5）You39。ll be in prison. 5．下面文章中有五處需要添加小標(biāo)題。請從以下選項(xiàng)（A、B、C、D、E和F）中選出符合各段意思的小標(biāo)題。選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)是多余選項(xiàng)。 A. It39。s not a big deal even if you lose.B. Start the things you want to do right now.C. It always takes time to be a winner.D. You can always learn something when trying.E. Don39。t worry! It39。ll probably never happen.F. Don39。t pare yourself with others. I39。m forty now. I left school twentytwo years ago. Here39。s my list of five things I hope to share with you teenagers at school.________ I always wanted to be the best, and one way of feeling good about myself was to see how much better I was than others. There was only one problem with this. When I saw they were better than me, I felt terrible. Now I pare me with myself. I ask myself if I do things as well as I could.________ How much time do you spend worrying about the future? I used to worry a lot. Now I know most things you fear will usually never happen. They39。re just monsters in your own mind. Even if they happen, they will often not be as bad as you expected. In six months, you probably won39。t remember most of the things you worry about now.________ When I was young, I often failed to start things I expected to do because I thought they39。d taken too long to finish. I always wanted to write a book, for example. But when I thought it might take me more than a year, I lost my enthusiasm（熱情）. It seemed such a long time. Now I know a year is nothing, if I39。d started that book when I was 16, I might have written 10 more by now. I39。m upset with myself for not even trying.________ As a young child you try many new things. If you fail, you try again and again until you learn. But at school you are usually encouraged to do things right. Then you stop trying new things in case you get them wrong. You are losing chances to challenge yourselves. I always remind myself: I had fallen off the bike many times before I learned to ride it.________ I hated losing when I was younger. Of course, it39。s ni