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高三第一次月考英语试题第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍
1.Whatdoes thewomanask themantodoA.Go totheplayground.B.Get out of theelevator.C.Stopjumpingin theelevator.
2.What doesthewoman sayabout JackA.He wearsa lie.B.He ishandsome.C.Hehas shorthair.
3.Whereare thespeakers probablyA.At azoo.B.On afarm.C.In themountains.
4.How doesthewoman suggesttheman getto CentralParkA.By bus.B.By taxi.C.By subway.
5.What arethespeakers mainlytalking aboutA.A whiteskirt.B.Awhite blouse.C.A floweredblouse.第二节（共15小题每小题I分，满分15分）听下面5段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第6段材料，回答第
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6.How does（he womanfeelA.Pleased.B.Excited.C.Anxious.
7.What doweknowabout thewomanA.Sheate badfood.B.Shefailed herexam.C.Shemisses herhome.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题
8.Whatdidthespeakers dolastweekendA.They ateout.B.They watchedaplay.C.They boughtsome CDs.
9.What doesthewoman thinkofgoingtoaconcertA.Its awasteof money.B.Its attractive.C.Its fantastic.1（）.Whyis thewomanunwilling to go tothesportscentreA.There aretoo manypeople there.B.Shedoesnt haveenough energy.C.Shedoesift liketheatmosphere.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题
11.Howmany peoplecan StoneKaslellsconference roomsholdA.
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40._中央号召创建节约型社会，可是许多校园内部浪费现象严重请你在班会课上发表演讲,号召同学们从我做起，杜绝浪费注意
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2.不要逐字逐条翻译，要组成一篇通顺连贯的短文浪费现象危害措施
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3.自然资源May Ihaveyour attention,please NowId liketomakea speechhere.Withtheimprovementoflivingstandard,therearealotofwasteoncampus.ForexamplethestudentsTherefore,Imsure,witheveryonedoinhisbit,wewillchangethepresentsituationthebetter.Thatsall.Thank you!高三第一次月考英语答题纸第五部分任务型阅读（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
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80.Besides书面表达MayI haveyourattenlion,please No，Id likelomakea speechhere.Withtheimprovementoflivingstandard,therearealotofwasteoncampus.Forexamplethestudentsleave helights onin thedaytime,water runningafter washingand remainsof alot offood aftereating onthetable.Someofthestudentsevenasktheirparentsforpocketmoney.Soitishightimethatwehadtodealwith theproblem.The reasonsare asfollows:In thefirst place,the badhabit ofbeing wastefulwill havea badinfluence ontheir owncharacter.Secondly,it addsfinancial burdento theirparents.Last butnot least,it alsoexhausts the worlds verylimitednatural resources,water andelectricity.But howtoreducethewaste Inmy opinion,it iseverybodysbusiness tofightagainst waste.On onehand,Ishouldstartwithmyselftosaveeverything.Ontheotherhand,Id liketoremindmyfriendsheretotake theleadinreducing thewaste.Therefore，Im sure,with everyonedoinghis bit,wc willchange thepresentsituationthebeller.Thats all.Thank YOU!
12.Whatdocs thewomandislikeabout TheSunsetA.The price.B.The facilities.C.The location.
13.Whatdowc knowaboutLa GuardiaA.Ic ismoreexpensivethanTheSunset.B.Its13kilometres fromthe airport.C.It has6conference rooms.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题
14.Whatis theweatherprobablylikeA.Rainy.B.Sunny.C.Windy.
15.Whatwill themandoat12:00A.Have lunch.B.Have aresl.C.Have aninterview.
16.Whatdoes thewomansayabout thenewjobA.The salaryis nothigh.B.Theworking timeissatisfying.C.The workingconditions arewonderful.
17.Wheredoes thewomanplan tostay forayear ortwoA.In Australia.B.In America.C.In Britain.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题
18.Howlong isthe“activity pcriod,,in themorningA.One hour.B.Two hours.C.Three hours.
19.Whatcan thelistenersdoduring theactivityperiod^^A.Dance.B.Do sports.C.Read books.
20.Whenwilltheclub timeendA.At6:30p.m.B.At6:00p.m.C.At5:30p.m.第二部分单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）Tuesdaybeingwindy,colddayinBeijing,US PresidentBarack ObamaTouredForbidden CityinBeijing,wearing blueshirtwithnotieand acasualleatherjacket.A.a；the；theB.a；the；aC./；/；aD.a；/；aItissaidthat toclassicmusicmaybehelpfiilinimprovingteenagerstaste.A.beingexposed B.exposing C.exposed D.having exposedIlikeahousewith abeautifiilgarden infront,butIdont haveenoughmoney tobuy.A.thatB.ilC.thisD.one—Theresearchonthenewbirdfluvirusvaccineischallenginganddemanding.Whodoyou thinkcando（hejob一my studentshaveatryA.MustB.ShallC.WillD.May—Oh,howdepressed!Pm boundtolosetohim intomorrows competition.—Cheer up!In fact,he isthanyou.A.not morenervousB.noless nervousC.nomorenervousD.alittlelessnervousIn BeijingOlympics,MichaelPhelpsswamintoOlympichistory,thefirst athletethemostgold medalsever.A.becoming；winningB.became towinC.becoming；to winD.to become；to win—You didntwait fbrElizabeth lastnight,did you一Yes,butwe.Shedidnt comeatall.A.neednt haveB.dont haveto C.need toD.should haveForall theprofessional athletes»to theOlympicsmeans that theyhave achanceto enterthehistory books.A.approachB.attachment C.appealD.accessThe reasonIhave togois mymotherisill inbed.A.why...why B.why...because C.Why...thatD.that...because.30He madea promiseanyone sethim freehewould makehimvery rich.A.thatB.that ifC.whatD.ifWhich sporthas themost expensestraining equipment,players personalequipmentand uniformsA.inplace ofB.in termsof C.bymeans ofD.byway of
32.—Whats allthat noise—Just infront ofthebusan injuredman,all coveredwithblood.A.whereliesB.doeslieC.liesD.lyingisToimprovethequalityoftheproducts,weaskedforadvicefromhadusedtheproducts.A.nomatterwhoB.whoeverC.anyoneD.whoherhome,Lily wenttothekitchenandbegantopreparesupper.A.As soon as shereturnedB.Immediately shereachedC.After shegotD.On arriving—How longdoyousuppose itishearrived here—No morethanten minutes.A.whenB.sinceC.beforeD.after第三部分完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑One nightrecently,Iwas drivingdown atwo-lane highwayat about60miles anhour.Acar approachedfromthe36direction ataboutthesame speed.As we37each other,I caughtthe otherdrivers eyefbr onlya second.Iwonderedwhetherhemightbe38,asIwas,howdependentwewereoneachotheral thatmoment.Iwasrelyingonhim not to fall39,not tobeputoff bya phoneconversation,not tocross overinto mylane andbring mylife to asudden
40.Though wehad41spoken awordto eachother,he reliedonme injustthesameway.Multiplied amillion timesover,I believethat isthe waythe world
42.At some43,we alldepend upononeanother.Sometimes thatdependence requiresus44nottodo somethinglike crossingover thedouble yellowline.Andsometimesit requiresus toact45,withfriends orevenwith
46.As technology47our world,（he needincreases forcooperative actionamong nations.In,doctors infivenations werequickly organizedto identifythe SARSvirus,which48thousands oflives.The threatof internationalterrorismhas shownitself tobe a49problem,one requiringcoordinated actionby policeand intelligenceforcesacross theworldWemustrecognizethat ourfatesarc notours5tocontrol.In myownlife,Tve putgreatstock in51responsibility.52,as theyearshavepassed,rvcalso cometobelievethat therearc momentswhen onemust relyupon thegood faithand judgmentof
53.So,while eachof usfaces hecaseof drivingalone downa54road,what wemust learnis that the approachinglight maynot bea threat,but asharedmomentof
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36.A.wrong B.correct C.opposite D.same
37.A.met B.greeted C.recognized D.passed
38.A.believing B.admitting C.thinking D.suggesting
39.A.down B.asleep C.off D.sick
40.A.shock B.end C.surprise D.disaster
41.A.neverB.hardly C.apparently D.ever
42.A.looks B.exists C.stays D.works
43.A.level B.place C.moment D.length
44.A.temporarily B.constantly C.simply D.consciously
45.A.independently B.cooperatively C.individually D.respectively
46.A.colleagues B.parents C.strangers D.partners
47.A.develops B.shrinks C.enlarges D.improves
48.A.killed B.saved C.destroyed D.threatened
49.A.different B.serious C.similar D.widespread
50.A.alike B.alive C.alone D.along
51.A.public B.personal C.common D.general
52.A.Therefore B.Though C.Thus D.But
53.A.othersB.authorities C.friends D.oneself
54.A.narrow B.main C.busy D.dark
55.A.enjoyment B.safety C.trust D.encouragement请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑ASportsisnotonlyphysicallychallenging,butitcanalsomentallychallenging.Criticism批评from coachestrainers,parents,and otherteammates,as wellas pressureto wincan createtoo muchanxiety orstress for youngathletes.Stress canbe physical,emotional,or psychological,and researchhas showedthat itcan leadlo burnout.Burnout hasbeen describedas droppingorquittingof anactivity thatwas atone timeenjoyable.The earlyyears ofdevelopment arecritical yearsfbr learningabout oneself.The sportsetting isone wherevaluableexperiences cantake place.Young athletescan,for example.learn howto cooperatewith others,makefriends,and gainother socialskills thatwill beused throughouttheir lives.Coaches andparents should be awarerealize,alalltimes,thattheirfeedback反馈toyoungsterscangreatlyaffecttheirchildren.Youngstersmaytaketheirparents andcoaches criticismsloheart andfind aflaw缺陷in themselves.Coaches andparents shouldalso becautious carefulthat youthsport participationdoes notbecome workforchildren.Theoutcomeofthegameshouldnotbemoreimportanthantheprocessoflearningthesportandotherlifelessons.In todaysyouth sportsetting,young athletesmaybeworryingmoreaboutwhowillwininstead ofenjoyingthemselvesandthesport.Followingagame,manyparentsandcoachesfocusonpaymoreattentiontotheoutcomeand findfault withyoungsters performances.Positive reinforcementshouldbeprovided inspite of the outcome.Research showsthat positivereinforcement motivatesand hasa greatereffect onlearning thancriticism.Again,criticismcan createhigh levelsofstress pressure,which canlead toburnout.
56.Accordingto thepassagesport ispositivefbryoung peopleinthat.A.itcan helpthemlearn moreabout societyB.itteaches themhowto setrealisticgoals forthemselvesC.itcan providethem withvaluableexperiencesD.itenables themto findflaws inthemselvesAccording to thepassageparents andcoachesshould.A.help childrento winevery gameB.enable childrentounderstand thepositiveaspectofsportsC.pay moreattention tolettingchildren enjoysportsD.train childrentodeal withstressTheauthors purposeinwriting thepassageis.A.to persuadeyoung childrennot toworryabout criticismB.to teachyoung athleteshowto avoidburnoutC.to discusstheskillofcombing criticismwith encouragementD.to emphasizetheimportanceofpositivereinforcement tochildrenBWhenacoupledecidestomarry,theynaturallyinformbothsetsofparentsandstepparentsbeforehavingapartyplanned ortellingalltheirfriends.Thedays arclonggoneoftheman goingtrembling tothegirlsfatherand saying,44Sir,mayIhavethehonorofhavingthehandofyourdaughterinmarriageHowever,awisecouplealwaysdiscusstheir plansfbr marriagewith theirrespective families,and a young manoften suggestsa“financial lalk“with hisfuturefather-in-law before the latteris facedwith theembarrassment ofasking forone.Even ifayoungwoman hassupportedherselfandlivesawayfromhome,herparentshavetherighttoknowhowherfianceproposestohandlethelong-range financingof theirfamily andhome.The fianceshould statehis income,his savings,and hisfailureexpectations,without overstatingany ofthem.Engagementparliesaregivenbytheparentsofthebride-to-beorbyarelativeofthebrideactingfbrherparents,usually justbeforethenewspaper announcementof theengagement.If thebride-to-be andher fiancGlive in a cityotherhan her parents,it isbetter fbrherparentsto goto thecity thanher to go hometo themfbr theengagementparty.Sheandherfiancewill,afterall.bepartiedinherparentshometownduringtheweddingfestivities.However,ifthefamilyhomeisnotfaraway,itisproperfortheengagedcoupletotraveltherefortheannouncementparty.Theyoung mansfamily shouldbeinvited,too.If thebridesparents arcnolongerliving,thenarelative oraclosefriendcan give iheparty.It is usually asimplecocktaiTsparty,champagne servedfor toaststo theengagedcouple.Ifthepartyisvery large,theengagedcoupleand thegirlsparentsmight formareceivingline--buttheydonothave to.The bride-to-be usuallywears herengagement ringofficially forthefirst imeonhis occasion.If shehasagift fbrthegroom-to-be,shegives itto himrightbefore oraftertheengagement party.For Americans,the traditionalengagementring isadiamond solitaire单粒宝石.However,todayanythinggoes——aringwithmanycoloredstones,aringwithalargesemipreciousstone,anheirloom传家宝ringresetinamodern design,oreven astonein thebrides family,simply resetinaTiffany setting.Thewedding ringwill beofhesamemetal astheengagement ring.Somegirls prefernoengagement ringbut chooseawedding bandthat isdecoratedwithstonesinstead.Noonehastohaveanengagementring.Agirlmaywantherfiancetogiveherapearlnecklaceinstead,orajeweled watch.Jeweled ringscan begivenasgifts onmanyoccasions duringthemarriedlives——suchas weddinganniversaries,thebirth ofachild,oran importantjobpromotion.
57.Accordingtothefirst paragraph,young men.A.musttell alltheirfriends beforeplanning apartyB.mustpromisethat theirfamily couldsupportthemC.usedto feelairaid ofgoing tomeettheirgirl friends,parentsD.must guaranteethey liveaway fromhome alreadyTheunderlined word“one”in thefirst paragraphmostprobably means.A.amarriageB.afinancialtalkC.aplanD.anembarrassmentWhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassageA.Its nolongernecessary togiveadiamond solitaireastheengagement ringB.If thegirlsparents arcdead,arelative oraclosefriend givesaparty ontheirbehalf.C.Theengagement partyisusuallygivenbefore thenewspaperannouncement.D.Thebride-to-be andher fiancewill haveto waitin linewithbothoftheir parents.
58.Wecan inferfrom thelastparagraph that.A.ayoung mancangivehis wifeajeweled watchonthebirthday oftheirchildB.theheirloom mustbereset inamodern designC.somegirls dontmindwhat theyare givenforthe engagementD.theengagement ringand theweddingring arcdifferentC“Whoquestions much,shall learnmuch,and remembermuch.——Francis Bacon1561-1626It seemsobvious nowhow weacquire knowledgeand understanding.To startwith,you needquestions.Then,tofind answers,you observetheworld aroundyouand studythefacts.After thatyouconsiderpossibleanswers andtesteach tofind theright ones.Although todaywe aremore accustomedto typinga fewkey wordsinto asearchengine andwaiting fbrhe Internetto spitthe answerout fbrus,modern scientistsand thinkersare stillsolving theworldsproblems withthistype ofanalysis——luckily fbrus.However,inthe17lh centurywhen FrancisBacon suggestedthat thistype ofthinking wasthe wayto gainknowledge,hewasgoingagainsttheviewsoftheday.Atthattime,peoplebelievedmoreinreligionthaninfacts,andpeople likeGalileo Galilei,who provedscientific ideassuch as“the Earthis notthe centreofthe universe，wereoftenpunishedbythechurchwithnoonecoiningtotheirdefence.Thechurchand manypeopletendedtoignorethefacts andwere unwillingto challengethat theyhad alwayscomfortably believed.They preferredto makeassumptionsabouttheworldbasedontheexperienceofothers.Infact,whenGalileiprovedhattheEarthwasnotthecentre oftheuniverse,instead ofbelieving him,people choseto believeancient viewsput forwardby thegreatphilosopherAristotle384-322BC.Thisalsoshowshowpeopledidntwanttosearchfortheirownunderstandingoreducatethemselves.Andthisisstilloftentruetoday.Peoplefeelthatifsomeoneimportantandrespectedsaysthatsomethingisright,thenitmustbeso.ButeventhoughAristotlewasagreatmanwhoinspiredmanygreatscientistsandphilosophersafterhim,hewaswrongattimes.AndGalileitoomademistakes.Heisnowknownasthefatherofastronomybuthebelieved thatheearthmovedround thesun ina perfectcircle.He waswrong.Therefore ourunderstanding oftheworld aroundus isconstantlygrowing andchanging.In otherwords,we learnmore everyday andnone ofus canever sitback andsay“Weknowit all.”Wcneedtothankthegreatmenofthepastforthewisdomtoknowthatwcdon,tknowitallandprobablyneverwill,forthatwouldmeanaworldwithoutquestions.SomuchofourknowledgeandunderstandingoftheworldtodayisduetopeoplelikeBaconandGalilei,whowerebraveenoughtostepoutfromtheshadowsofoldthoughtsinordero findthe kingdomof knowledgethat todayscivilization isbuilt upon.These menknew thatknowledge andunderstandingare thingsto fightfor;more vitaltoaman,and morebeneficial tomankind,some mightsay,than allthemoneyintheworld.“All truthsarc easyto understandonce theyarc discovered;the pointis todiscover them.**--Galileo Galilei1564-1642In Baconand Galileostimes,peoplewould preferto.A.learn newthings byobservingheworldaround themselvesB.acquire knowledgefrom churchorexperience ofgreatancestorsC.seek answersto theirpuzzlesfrom contemporaryscientistsD.explore knowledgeoutoffacts theysaw withtheir owneyesIn thispassage Baconand Galileoarementioned asexamples for.A.theirgreat achievementsin scienceB.theirambitiontodoubt greatancestorsC.theirrevolutionary wayofacquiring knowledgeD.theirpreference tobelievein themselvesrather thanothers
65.Whatis themain purposeofthepassageE.lbhelp thereaders learnmoreabout greatthinkers inhistoiy.F.Toconvince thereaders oftheimportance ofthinkinganddiscovering.G.Topersuade thereadersto thankthegreat menofthepastfortheirwisdom.H.Toencourage thereaderstogoagainst theviewsoftheirday.
66.Whichof thefollowingis theprocessthewriter suggeststo acquireknowledgeA.asking questions—►searching theInternet—waiting theresults—*finding answersasking questions—*observing theworld—*studying facts—*considering possibilities—testingand finding answersB.observing theworld—*asking questions—*studying facts—*findinganswers—consideringpossibilitiesC.acquiring knowledgeand understanding—askingquestions—*answering questionsDAnewstudyof8,000young peoplein theJournalof Healthand SocialBehavior showsthat althoughlovecanmake adultslive healthilyand happily,it isa badthing foryoung people.Puppy love早恋may bringstress foryoung peopleand canlead to depression忧有B症.The studyshowsthat girlsbecomemore depressedthan boys,and youngergirlsarc theworstofall.The possiblereason forthe connection between loveand higherrisk ofdepression forgirls is“loss ofsclf\Accordingtothestudy,eventhoughboyswouldsay“losethemselvesinaromanticrelationships,this“lossofself5is muchmore likelyto leadtodepressionwhen ithappens togirls.Young girlswho haveromantic relationshipsusuallylikehidingtheir feelingsand opinions.They wonttell thatto theirparents.Dr MarianmKaufman,an experton young people problems,says15%to20%youngpeoplewill havedepressionduring theirgrowing.Trying romanceoften causesthe depression.She adviseskids notto jumpintoromance tooearly.During growingup,it isimportant foryoungpeopleto buildstrong friendshipsand astrongsense ofself.She alsosuggests theparents shouldencourage theirkids tokeep closetotheir friends,attend moreinterestingschool activitiesand spendenough timewithfamily.Parents shouldwatch fbrsigns ofdepression-eating ormood changes—and ifthey seesigns fromtheirdaughters orsons,theyneed togive help.The goodnews isthattheconnectionbetweenromance anddepressionseemstobecomeweakwithage.Lovewillalwaysmakeusfeelyoung,butonlymaturity（成熟）givesusachanceto avoiditsbad sideeffects.
67.Whats themainidea ofthepassageA.Parents shouldforbid theirchildrensloveB..Puppylovemay bringyoung peopledepression.C.Romanceis atwo-edged swordfor adults.D.Romanceis goodforyoungpeople.
68.Which ofthefollowingis morelikelyto havedepressionA.Young peoplewho haveastrong senseofselfishness.B.Young boyswhoseparents watchfbrtheir behavior.C.Careless parentswhose childrenare deepin love.D.Young girlswho alwayshide theirfeelingsand opinions.
69.What canbeinferred fromthepassageA.Theolder awomanis,theless likelysheseems toloseherself inromance.B.Early lovemakesyoung peoplekeepcloseto theirfriends andparents.C.Parents shouldhelp theirchildrento beawareofthesigns ofdepression.D.Lacking lovecanlead youngpeople togrowupmorequickly.
70.Whats theauthors attitudetowardspuppyloveA.ConfusedB.ScaredC.Disinterested D.Disapproving第五部分任务型阅读（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）请认真阅读短文，根据所读内容在文章后表格的空格填入最恰当的单词（每空限填1词）Wehaveheardmanykindsofstatements.Thestatement,4tyou candoanythingyouputyourmindto,,leadsustobelievethatallyou mustdoisimaginewhat youd liketoaccomplish,set yourmindtoihetask,andwait fbrsuccess.Toacertaindegreethisistrue.Focusedintentioncombinedwithactionisapowerfulforce.Butthestatementis misleadingbecause itfails tomentionthedifficulty andnecessity offocusingyour mindonaspecial goal.Most ofus dontknow whatwe want.We thinkvve do,but vvereally donH.we onlyknow whatwe dontwant.Wedont wanta boringjob.Wedont want tobe poor.Wedont want todisappointour lovedones.Knowing speciallywhat youwant is much differentfrom knowingwhatyoudont want.When youonlyknowwhat youdont,your intentionsarent fbeused.Considerthisexample.Pete doesntwanttobe poor.Hes sickof earningless thanhis friends,and hesdetermined toraise hisposition,lbaccomplishthisgoal,Petecouldtakemanydifferentpaths.Hecouldtrainforahighpayingprofession.Hecould starthis owncompany,go intoreal estate,or domanyotherthings thatwould leadtoacquiring wealth.But Peteisntsurewhat hewants todo.Hedoesntknowwhich pathbestfitshisskillsand personally,so hedoesntmake adecisionto followanyparticular path.Hopingtoanswerthisquestion,heinvestigatesadozenpossibilities,butassoonasherunsintoadversity（困难），hedecides thatpath isntfbr himandmoves ontoanewsolution.Petes actionsarentfbeused.Although heworks veryhard,his effortsdon,t buildon eachother ratherthanbuildingonegiantimpenetrable（不可进入的）sandcastle,Petehasbuilttwentysmallonesthatareeasilytoppled（倒塌）.Heends upconfusedand discouraged.Whats worse,Petes lackof fbcusleads tofailure.Whatif Petehadchosenaspecific pathAset ofspecific goalsismucheasier toachieve thana vagueultimate goallike becomingwealthy.Beingfocused onapathgives Petealogicalsetofactions tofollow.Each accomplishmentisonestepclosertothefinalgoal.Ithinkwecanallagreethatcommittingloaclearlydefinedpath,regardlessofwhichone,givesPetethebestchance ofbecomingwealthy.ButhowcanhechooseapathifhedoesntknowwhathewantsMaybemoneyisnthisonlygoal.Maybehewants todo somethinghe lovesatthesame time.Maybe hecant affordtogoback toschool.Reality iscomplicated,and Petedoesntwanttocommit toosoon.And thatswhy hefailed.WhatdoyoureallywantYoucan doanythingyou putyour mind to.Petes storyPetewantstobe as
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