1. If you are excellent at managing your time, for example, a job in project management will be perfect.
2. You may know yourself better than anyone else, but there are times when a second opinion is needed.
3. Sometimes what the job is really about is far from what you've expected to do. An office job may sound very safe if you are shy, but maybe you also need to give talks.
4. If you can find a job that shows what makes you happy in life, then it's likely that you will enjoy it and it will match your personality type.
A. Don't take a personality test.
B. More importantly, think about how they would affect (影响) your ability to do a job.
C. Think about what job makes you happy and then think twice.
D. Finding a job that suits your personality is not that important.
E. Ask your friends and family what kind of job they think would suit you best.
F. You'd better do some research before taking a job.
Match the sentences with the proper paragraphs. (将句子与合适的段落匹配)

On March 14, 2018, one of the brightest stars in science field went dark. Stephen Hawking, the famous British scientist, 1 in the UK.
Hawking is 2 to be the greatest scientist in history since Albert Einstein. He came up with the idea that the world began with the big bang (大爆炸) and would end in black holes. Later, a lot of studies came from this idea. He also wrote books to help people 3 the world better. His most famous book is A Brief History of Time. Over 10 million copies of the book have been sold around the world in all.
Hawking was always a man with a strong will (意志力). He was found to have a 4 illness at 21. It stopped him from walking and talking. Later in life, he had to sit in a wheelchair (轮椅) and "speak" by using a computerized voice. 5 that didn't stop him from living a meaningful life.
Hawking often travelled around the world and 6 important meetings on science. He was also a lover of popular culture and once 7 on TV series like The Big Bang Theory. He celebrated his 60th birthday by going up in a hot - air balloon. When he was 65, he joined in a zero gravity (失重) flight to 8 the zero gravity.
In 2013, Hawking spoke about 9 terrible he felt when he was first told about his illness. "But now, 50 years later, I'm 10 happy with my life," he said.
( ) 1. A. walked
B. lived
C. died
D. lost
( ) 2. A. decided
B. thought
C. planned
D. taught
( ) 3. A. produce
B. depend
C. understand
D. break
( ) 4. A. popular
B. slight
C. proud
D. serious
( ) 5. A. So
B. And
C. But
D. Or
( ) 6. A. continued
B. turned
C. expected
D. attended
( ) 7. A. appeared
B. avoided
C. recycled
D. accepted
( ) 8. A. challenge
B. impress
C. experience
D. operate
( ) 9. A. what
B. how
C. when
D. where
( ) 10. A. too
B. also
C. still
D. either