English, 11.12.2021 05:10, nickthequick

QUESTION 1 Select three sentences from paragraph 1 that, together, use a compare/contrast
structure.
Do you struggle to formulate a response when asked what you want to be when
you grow up? Some of us are asked this classic question-or ask ourselves this
question-many times throughout our lives. People who have clear matches
between their own personal work styles and the demands of their jobs will most
likely have successful careers. When it's not a good match, the forecast isn't as
bright. Often, these people are miserable at work, and eventually either quit or
get fired. No one wants that-so let's figure out how you can find a career that's a
good fit for you.

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Select three sentences from paragraph 1 that, together, use a compare/contrast
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