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First, knowing your strengths is key. Think about your skills, hobbies and past experiences—like volunteer work or school projects. For example, if you're good at communicating with others, jobs in customer service or education might be a good fit. Second, prepare a clear resume. A resume should briefly introduce your personal information, skills and experiences. Avoid long paragraphs; keep it simple and easy to read. Third, practice for interviews. Many employers ask common questions like "Why do you want this job?" or "What can you bring to our company?" Practicing answers with friends or family helps you feel more confident.

Remember, job hunting often takes time. Don't get discouraged if you don't get an offer right away. Learn from each experience—if you don't get a job, think about what you can improve next time. Being honest and polite during the process also leaves a good impression on employers.

I've seen people like me who just2 their situation. You can3 your whole life saying "It's too hard. I'm not going to do it," or "I'll start tomorrow."

But the good news is, six months is4 to turn your life around for the better.

A few years ago, I went to see one of my teachers in college, thinking I had a couple of courses left5 I graduated. It turned out that I had nine courses left.

I just wanted to6 on getting my degree (学位). But then a friend of mine said, "Well, you can either complain about your courses or you can get them done."

I took more7 than I ever had, and within six months I was finished.

After graduating, I didn't have the experience to get an incredible (极好的)8 right away.

Six months of volunteering got me the references (推荐信) I needed to change that. And a few months at a low-paying job got me into a second job that was much better.

Some people may have thought, "I don't want to waste my time volunteering—it won't9 me out." But the truth is, even just six months of volunteering can make a10—not only in others' lives, but in ours.

The bottom line is this: six months isn't that long, but it's long enough to make some incredible changes.

In just half a year, you can change your whole life.

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—________. And ________.

请根据下面的提示写一篇英文演讲稿。

提示：

(1) Why should we protect the earth?

(2) As students, what should we do? (at least three points)

(3) What is your wish?

注意：

(1)短文须包括提示中的三个要点，可适当发挥。

(2)文中不得出现真实的地名、校名和人名。

(3)词数80个左右（开头已给出，不计入总词数）。

参考词汇：save, stop, reuse

How to make the earth a better place

Good morning. everyone! I am very happy to be here to make a speech today. The topic of my speech is "How to make the earth a better place".

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That's all. Thank you!

Many farmers in China (try) to move to the cities in the past. In their eyes, it was only in the cities that they could realize (实现) their hopes of (earn) a lot of money and having a happy life. They thought life in the cities was more (color) than that in the countryside. In fact, with the (develop) of society, things in the countryside have changed (great) now. With the help of (machine) instead of animals, farmers can plant more crops and their life (improve) a lot so far. Many farmers have become very rich. Life there is getting better and better. They are able (afford) many things they want. Some of (they) even have cars and computers. They live in beautiful houses. What's more, the air is fresh. And people lead a quiet life in the countryside. So, nowadays, the cities aren't the only places for people to look for a better and (happy) life.

We should do to protect the earth, we'll lose our home.