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下面文章中有5处(第1~5题)需要添加小标题。请从以下选项(A、B、C、D、E和F)中选出符合各段意思的小标题，选项中有一项是多余选项。
A. Learn to Evaluate Data Correctly
B. Learn to Speak Clearly and Persuasively
C. Learn to Make Decisions Quickly and Properly
D. Learn to Relax Timely
E. Learn to Use Internet Efficiently
F. Learn to Express Yourself Effectively
Top Tips on How to Succeed in Life
What does it take to succeed in life? Author Dustin M. Wax has compiled a list of the top five skills you
need for a successful life.
1._________
Good writing skills are essential for today's competitive job market. But writing well isn't just a case of
producing grammatically correct sentences - it involves an ability to organize your thoughts, as well as
being able to target your ideas to an audience in the most effective way possible.
2.__________
With so much information out there, you need to be able to sort the potentially valuable data from the
trivial, to analyze its relevance and meaning, and to relate it back to other information.
3. ___________
Analyzing information is all very well, but at some stage you also need to make a decision. Over-analyzing can lead to hesitation, so you need to learn how to respond quickly and effectively, and to know what to
do based on the information available.
4. __________
You don't have to know everything, but you should be able to find out what you need to know quickly
and painlessly. This means learning how to use the internet effectively, how to read productively, and how
to draw on your network of contacts efficiently.
5. __________
Being able to switch off is extremely hard for some people, but you need to find time for exercise or ways of relieving stress and tension, or the pressure could end up literally killing you!
B. Learn to Speak Clearly and Persuasively
C. Learn to Make Decisions Quickly and Properly
D. Learn to Relax Timely
E. Learn to Use Internet Efficiently
F. Learn to Express Yourself Effectively
Top Tips on How to Succeed in Life
What does it take to succeed in life? Author Dustin M. Wax has compiled a list of the top five skills you
need for a successful life.
1._________
Good writing skills are essential for today's competitive job market. But writing well isn't just a case of
producing grammatically correct sentences - it involves an ability to organize your thoughts, as well as
being able to target your ideas to an audience in the most effective way possible.
2.__________
With so much information out there, you need to be able to sort the potentially valuable data from the
trivial, to analyze its relevance and meaning, and to relate it back to other information.
3. ___________
Analyzing information is all very well, but at some stage you also need to make a decision. Over-analyzing can lead to hesitation, so you need to learn how to respond quickly and effectively, and to know what to
do based on the information available.
4. __________
You don't have to know everything, but you should be able to find out what you need to know quickly
and painlessly. This means learning how to use the internet effectively, how to read productively, and how
to draw on your network of contacts efficiently.
5. __________
Being able to switch off is extremely hard for some people, but you need to find time for exercise or ways of relieving stress and tension, or the pressure could end up literally killing you!
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