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It is possible to achieve all-round success if you follow the right principles. The small effort it takes to get can lead to success and a huge pay-off. To be organized and is a primary factor (要素) of true success. Establishing a schedule and setting a deadline can help you more organized, which will you the stress of forgetting things and running late.

Having a system is another important principle that is essential in achieving true success. Family, friends and teachers are an essential factor that the level of your success. When in doubt, refer to experienced people. Ask them how well they dealt with the challenge when they were in your . Their advice can be a great treasure.

The truth is that achieving true success in most cases is a effort, not an individual performance. You need someone and something to make you a better person. A true wise person is well organized, asks questions when in doubt and others’ advice.

1.A. busyB. preparedC. activeD. organized

2.A. confidentB. orderlyC. flexibleD. competitive

3.A. saveB. throwC. offerD. award

4.A. direction B. workC. support D. knowledge

5.A. formsB. changesC. determinesD. adapts

6.A. fieldB. situationC. processD. schedule

7.A. teamB. familyC. brainD. labor

8.A. judgesB. supportsC. improvesD. values

1.D

2.B

3.A

4.C

5.C

6.B

7.A

8.D

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试题分析：文章主要讲的是获得成功的方法。想要获得成功，首先，做事情必须得有条理；其次还要有一个支持系统。家人、朋友和老师都是成功必不可少的因素。

1.To be organized...”可知，这里说的是做事情要有条理，故选D。

3.Establishing a schedule and setting a deadline can help you more organized, which will you the stress of forgetting things and running late.制定计划表并设置最后期限能够帮助你变得更有条理，这样做能够省去遗忘事情或拖延带来的压力，故选A。

4.Family, friends and teachers...”可知，这里指的是支持自己的人，成功的第二个要素是支持系统，故选C。

5.Family, friends and teachers are an essential factor that the level of your success家人、朋友、老师这一支持性的要素决定着成功的水平，故选C。

6.Ask them how well they dealt with the challenge when they were in your .向有经验的人请教他们在遇到和你一样的状况时是怎样顺利解决难题的，故选B。

7.not an individual performance”可知，成功仅靠自己一人是不可能实现的，成功是团队合作的结果，故选A。

8.A true wise person is well organized, asks questions when in doubt and others’ advice.一个真正明智的人做事有条理，遇到问题会虚心求教，并且重视他人的建议，故选D。

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