When I succeeded in 【小题1】(become) a part-time employee of Nokia China last summer, many friends asked me how I survived the interview.

I once asked 【小题2】 the same questions. Many of my peers also 【小题3】(ask) for the job, including some very competitive and intelligent 【小题4】(study) in famous universities.

But why did the interviewer pick me instead of them?

Finally, curiosity pushed me to ask the interviewers soon 【小题5】 we became colleagues. The reason 【小题6】 I succeeded was that I appeared confident but humble, responsible and communicative. They judged people not only by their academic certificates, 【小题7】 by their qualities and abilities. I happened to be the right person.

To be frank, I once felt ashamed of being a student from 【小题8】 unknown college, and I think this may apply to some of you. I 【小题9】(think) that my future was ruined. It was only at the time of my successful interview that I finally understood the famous saying — “You decide where you go.” It has certainly helped me make a giant step closer 【小题10】 my dream of graduating with prospects for the future.

I am sitting in the grass, watching as ants crowd around a stone, taking bits of food 【小题1】 others have left behind. I am feeling alone and so sad.

My vision clouds with tears as I watch the ants crawl (爬行) into their holes. A figure appears, 【小题2】 (silent) sitting next to me. He looks at me and smiles. I’ve seen him before. I can tell he has hard times too. He’s wearing a hearing aid. He has different 【小题3】 (experience) and troubles, yet we’re so alike.

“Ants are amazing,” I say.

He looks at me, tracing my every move 【小题4】 his eyes.

“Yeah, they’re really cool,” he says and then turns back to look at the ants.

“Isn’t it 【小题5】 (interest) how they can carry a thing that is ten times the size of their body?” I whisper, watching a red ant picking up a biscuit three times 【小题6】 (big) than its head.

“My friend got bitten by a whole bunch of fire ants once,” he says, smiling. “She ran into the cottage 【小题7】 (make) the burning stop but the only things inside were two large cans of vinegar. I don’t think vinegar helps with ant bites, but she used it anyway.”

We both laugh, a sound I didn’t expect to hear today. We watch the ants a little longer, 【小题8】 (share) facts and funny encounters. I push away my negative thoughts.

【小题9】 is funny how the tiniest things can bring people together. The smallest spark(火花) of 【小题10】 (kind) can change a day. I realize now, we are just like ants, small things living in a huge world. We are all ants, but together we are one.

I truly believe the secret to a successful quit lies in the desire to quit. No 【小题1】 (program) work when you don’t really want to stop 【小题2】 (smoke). If your desire to quit is 【小题3】 (great) than your need to smoke, you will 【小题4】 (success). We all deserve. 【小题5】 smoke-free life. No matter what causes us 【小题6】 (quit) smoking or spurs (鞭策) us on, we deserve health and 【小题7】 (happy) that being smoke-free provides. You’ll have a 【小题8】 (wonder) existence without nicotine addiction. If you still struggle with the desire 【小题9】 you have to continue smoking after you’ve quit, I believe you need to re-examine your reasons 【小题10】 quitting in the first place.