I have never wondered what I should do when deciding on a career choice. My top priority is finding something     1     (associate) with my passion. I had a strong fascination     2     architecture in high school, so I chose a related university major and studied hard. After graduation, I took up a job and was responsible for processing intricate     3     (analysis) for five years. Then I was ambitious     4     (try) something new. As travelling also made me     5     (fascinate), I applied for a job that provided the chance to travel around the world. However, after two years of travelling and always having endless business to attend to, I kind of lost my passion. So I quit my job and worked as a volunteer for an organisation which     6     (comprise) of experts. Then I devoted myself to     7     (help) them preserve precious antiques     8     being destroyed. Now I want to be a career coach. I am still an amateur in this field, but I believe I have acquired a lot of experience, from which I think others could benefit.

Known as an     1     (inspect), Mike insisted that he     2     (make) a weekly examination on the production procedure of the factory carefully. One morning, he went to work.Suddenly, there was something on the ground so he bent     3    and found some feathers of goose. He continued his way to the factory.There he saw some cleaners     4     (sweep) the ground thoroughly and other employees were busy unloading some piles of wheat from the wagon. He was     5     (puzzle); therefore, he questioned them     6     (gentle) what they were doing. The workers answered     7    tremble that they did nothing wrong. However, Mike was alert to that and he found     8     (dozen) of faults in what they had said. He thought it was his duty to protect the reputation of the factory and avoid any mistakes that would happen.

5 . When Tom Blake was a young boy, watching a jet (喷气式飞机) streak across the sky, he knew flying was what he wanted to do when he grew up.

After five years’ training, he finally ________ his dream job in his late twenties — working as an airline pilot. But in 2019, the travel firm he was ________ for collapsed.

By this time Mr Blake had become increasingly ________ the growing threat of climate change, and the aviation industry’s carbon emissions. “I had an uncomfortable________,” he says. “I was really eager to get involved in ________ protest groups, but I knew it would be career suicide, and I had a lot of ________. It would be easier to return to the industry and pay them off.”

Yet with the COVID-19 pandemic grounding aircraft, Mr Blake decided to quit his flying ________ for good. “I prefer flying and ________ interesting destinations, and earning a decent ________.” says Mr Blake. “But when we are ________ the climate and ecological emergency, how could I possibly ________ my needs? We need to think about how to ________ the biggest threat to humanity.”

Giving up his dream job was a ________ decision, he says. “Financially I’ve been really ________ . It’s been challenging.” But he adds, “Taking action has ________ my anxiety.”

Mr Blake is now a climate activist.