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Hi Michelle,

How are things? I’m going to make (1) _______ important decision on my future career, but I’m not sure (2) _______ job is suitable for me. I hope you can give me some advice. I’m considering working as a software developer because I’ve always been interested in (3) _______ and coding. What do you think?

Write back soon,

David

I’m going to make (1) _______ important decision on my future career, ...

a. Men didn’t treat her well, but she worked hard and discovered great things about radioactivity.

b. She worked as a scientist when very few women chose that job at the end of the 19^th century.

c. Her entire life proved that people should always improve themselves to achieve great things.

d. Born in Poland, Marie Curie was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize twice.

e. Curie also contributed to finding treatments for cancer.

a. His mom taught him all the recipes she knew by the time he was 12 years old.

b. At the age of 31, he decided to move to another town and open his own restaurant successfully.

c. When he finished high school, he started working in a local restaurant until he became a chef six years later.

d. As a young boy, Luke Brown had a strong interest in food and management.

e. Today, with his ambition and excellent talents, Brown is the owner of 5 excellent restaurants in five cities.

a. In 2009, Harvey was invited to work as a martial art director in an action movie.

b. After graduating from high school, Harvey dreamed of becoming a Karate Master.

c. Harvey Quin is a popular American actor and martial artist.

d. He trained lots of people to be physically fit and able to protect themselves.

e. Then, he moved on to acting in some action TV shows and became popular nationwide.

a. Thanks to her teacher Anne Sullivan, she learned how to read, write, and even speak.

b. Her story has inspired millions of people to overcome difficulties and never give up.

c. Despite being both deaf and blind from the age of 19 months, Helen Keller didn’t give up on learning.

d. She became the first deaf-blind person to earn a college degree.

e. Helen Keller’s life was a remarkable journey of courage and determination.