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Your beliefs are very powerful and have the power to create or to destroy your life. In most cases,whatever you believe is what you will become. If you believe that you are a loser,that you never get a break in life,and that you can't accomplish anything,these things will be your reality. 1 that you can do anything you determined to do,and when you do,your accomplishments will know no bounds. You control your beliefs,and that is how you unlimitedly control your life.

This is a very important point. 2 Many of our beliefs come from our environment,the world we live in on a daily basis. If your environment is limiting your beliefs,then work very hard on changing it. If you are constantly around people who are negative and limiting,find other people to hang out with.

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4 That is why it is so important to experience success on a regular basis. Set small,achievable goals,and then try your best to reach them. "I will finish this project by early afternoon.""I will make six calls on the phone in the next hour. " "I will exercise for 20 minutes tonight."When you start to experience success,then you start to believe in success,and that leads to more and bigger success.

5 The more you learn,the more things you will know to be possible. Always take advantage of opportunities to learn something new. It will bring new possibility into your beliefs and your life. Most importantly,you can develop new beliefs by setting and imagining goals for your life. Define your goals clearly and accurately. Then,in your mind,see yourself achieving them in all of their sensible details. Mentally live the experience,see the sights,hear the sounds,smell the aroma (芳香) ，feel the feelings. Your broughtup beliefs will lead you to their reality.

A. Beliefs come from knowledge.

B. So how do you develop beliefs that will enable you?

C. Contact with positive and successful people.

D. Beliefs also come from past experiences.

E. Never give up your dream and work hard to realize it.

F. Believe that you are unlimited

G. Don't let the positive surroundings influence you.

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本文论述积极向上的信念对人的未来影响巨大,并介绍了如何拥有积极的信念。

1. F考查转折与对比关系。本段总起讲述信念的重要性，你相信自己能做到，就一定能做到。故选F项。

2. B本段承上启下，后几段都介绍如何形成积极的信念。故B项正确_c

3. C考查因果关系。上句提到要远离消极、思想负面的人，所以本句谈到要接触乐观、积极的成功人士。

4. D 本段主要讲信念和经验的关系。故D项正确。

5. A考查总分关系。本段主要讲信念和知识的关系。故A项正确

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Dear Manager,

I am Wang Chen,a Senior Two student in the near school. I have read your company's advertisement in a newspaper. He says that you need several parttime mobile salesmans to work on the weekend.

As far as I am concerned about,this kind of experience is very meaningful to me. I think the job would be very suitable for me. For one thing,my oral English is fluent and I fond of talking with others. For another,I have some free time,and however,I would like make use of the time. In addition to,not only I love your products,but also have a good,professional knowledge of it. Accordingly,I am real qualified for the job. If the chance is given to me,I will be devoting to the job.

I am looking forward to hear from you.

Yours sincerely,Wang Chen

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