Let’s look back on the adolescence you’ve gone through. How have you handled your life? Are you spending your time wisely in     1     (make) you deserve your life? Neal Wu shared some ways we should do to make our short time of life     2     (mean). Find out     3     you need to do next.

Insist on learning as much as you can and find out the things you are curious     4    . Find something that you enjoy and practice the skills you want to develop.     5     you are hard-working and achieve good knowledge, it will be easy to make audience tend to learn from you.

Volunteer     6     (help) out those less fortunate than you. In the course, you will get a ton of new     7     (view) and better understand other people’s real problems.     8     (normal), in a society that always looks upward, these people are being forgotten easily.

Become as independent as possible. Even if you work in a big company, you should constantly make small steps to reduce your     9     (depend) on your job. Write a book, build     10     app, or start a small company on the side.

Making your yard a wonderful place is actually     1    (easy) than you may think. With a few simple     2    (arrangement), you can actually turn a yard of any size into a lively wildlife destination.

The first thing to do is plant t recs. “Most yards don’t have enough trees”, says Molly Henry, manager at American Forests. “Over the years, the act of planting a tree     3     (encourage) so many questions about the natural world,” Henry says, “and that will       4    (hopeful) lead to a new generation of urban-forest managers.” Wildlife supporting trees include oaks, willows, birches, and wild cherries.

    5    (attract) wild animals, replace part of the grass area with some native plants. Focus on bushes and flowers. When your yard is more than just grass and a few trees, birds and insects will have more     6    (suit) places to hide and rest. For butterfly-lovers, it     7    (advise) that you grow orange, yellow, pink or purple flowers because butterflies prefer those colors       8    blue or green.

Creating     9    small pool will lead even more animals to your yard. Birds, squirrels, and insects all need drinking water, especially during summer. Around the pool, you may also want to place some stones,     10    will give butterflies a nice place to stand while they drink.

Every few years you face a problem——    1    to do with an old phone? You can sell it or recycle it, but those choices may have serious    2    (safe) problems if done    3    (proper). So the appropriate way to protect yourself is to reset the phone and erase all contents.

We've listed several     4    (practice) ways, which     5     (recommend) by experts, to reset the phone and erase data for iPhones and Android phones, but if you can't perform a proper reset, the experts suggest    6    (take) it to a reputable recycler like an Apple store.

For an iPhone: Go to settings and choose to erase all contents. If you can't access the phone because of    7    broken screen, plug it into your computer. If your phone can power on and it automatically     8    (access) your Wi-Fi, use your computer to log on icloud.com. Then, sign in, locate your phone and choose the 'erase the phone' option.

For Android devices: You can reset your phone in your device's settings app. There are step-by-step directions for how    9    (reset) an Android device    10    Google's support page.

Did you grow up in one culture, your parents come from another, and you are now living in a     1     (total) different country? If so, then you are a third culture kid.

The term ”third culture kid“     2     (use) in the 1950s for     3     first time by John and Ruth Useem. They first came across this phenomenon (现象) while     4     (research) North American children living in India. Usually third culture kids benefit from     5     (they) intercultural experience and they often get good grades.

Yet many     6     (difficulty) may arise from this phenomenon. Third culture kids may not be able to adapt (使适应) themselves completely to their new surroundings. Also, they often find it hard     7     (develop) new friendship. Moreover, for a third culture kid, it is often    8     (easy) to move to a new country than to return to his or her homeland. For example, after living in Australia for many years, Louis finally returned to the country     9     she was born. She didn’t know anything about popular TV shows or fashion trends. And she didn’t share the same values     10     other teens of her age.