As a new senior high school student, you will meet a lot of challenges. The following 【小题1】 (be) some tips to help you lead a meaningful life.

Firstly, it is important for you 【小题2】 (make) the most of amazing resources in the school to realize your potential. At the same time, make great 【小题3】 (effort) to get over difficulties and seize every opportunity to improve 【小题4】 (you) ability. The more knowledge you acquire, the more confidence you will have. Secondly, keep in mind 【小题5】 good study habits, useful skills and a positive attitude are of equal 【小题6】 (important). Plan your study 【小题7】 (careful) and focus on your lessons in class. After class you’d better exchange words 【小题8】 your classmates to improve your communication skills. In a word, learn to balance between your study 【小题9】 hobbies and work out a reasonable plan. Soon, you will be 【小题10】 outstanding individual!

For many young people, they are 【小题1】(die) to be admitted into their dream university because it is one of the most important stages of their lives. It is the time 【小题2】young people will move out of their home to live with other people, often strangers. People, 【小题3】(especial) in the US, often travel very far from home to study. It is a time to be 【小题4】(independence).

At university, 【小题5】is recommended that you attend lectures by professors who are leading figures in their study. The opportunity to learn from and to discuss with them is what drives some people 【小题6】 (apply) to a university. Students 【小题7】(require) to choose a major that they wish to study. Apart 【小题8】the academic benefit, life at university also can allow students to develop【小题9】(they) interests in many fields.

Therefore, university is a place 【小题10】you attain(获得) knowledge, develop your values and accept those who may be different.

Differences in lifestyles and personalities result in roommate conflicts. One person likes quiet, while the other person turns up his sound system to the point 【小题1】 the whole room trembles.

Most roommate conflicts spring from such small, 【小题2】 (annoy) differences rather than from major disagreements 【小题3】 abstract philosophical principles. However, if not 【小题4】 (deal) with carefully, they will eventually tear roommates apart. Roommate conflicts do harm to students’ psychological health and cause 【小题5】 (depress). In extreme cases, roommate conflicts can lead to serious violence, 【小题6】 they did at Harvard last spring: One student killed her roommate before committing suicide. So far, many schools 【小题7】 (start) conflict resolution programs to calm tensions that otherwise can build up like a volcano preparing to explode, 【小题8】 (result) in physical violence. Some colleges have turned to “roommate contracts” that all new students have to sign after attending a seminar on roommate relations. The contracts cover terms like 【小题9】 (accept) hours for study and sleep and a policy for use of each other’s 【小题10】 (belong), etc.