背誦填空，一空一詞

1.As a , I eat; as a man, I read.

2.Similarly, to our minds, we need information and knowledge, which can be through reading.

3.Worrying and sleep can lead to failure in tests or exams, which is a big problem for many students.

4.When we difficulties in life, we notice that some of us choose to their heads in the sand.

5.Life is a between work and relaxation.

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