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In your pursuit of proficiency in a foreign ____ it’s important that you study topics that are neither too easy nor too difficult for you at any given point in time.

This is ____ true if you’re studying a language largely on your own.

If you already have a working knowledge of Greek, ____ example, it wouldn’t be very helpful to spend all of your time studying basic vocabulary or completing elementary exercises, although some overlearning can be beneficial.

Although it may make you feel good about yourself to effortlessly rattle off simple phrases like “Where is the train station?” ultimately, rehearsing only easy material is ____ the best use of your study time.

By the same token, if you’re a beginner, then jumping into a difficult topic, like the grammar ____ a language’s subjunctive mood, is not time well spent either.

Literacy is crucial to the teaching-learning process that occurs in the middle grades because this is when young adolescents begin to move from narrative to expository text, a process that places increasing demands on ____ students’ literacy skills.

Unfortunately, despite these increasing demands on their literacy skills, formal reading instruction ends for many young adolescents once they enter ____ school.

One reason for this is ____ only about 50 percent of middle-grades teachers receive training in the teaching of literacy, broadly conceived as integrated reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

Fewer still ____ specific training in programs such as writing across the curriculum.

Consequently, many teachers are less than ____ prepared to teach content-area literacy strategies to their students.

Given the increasing emphasis on integrated curricula in the middle grades, all teachers, regardless of the subjects they teach, are being called on to integrate the language ____ into their subjects.

Many people who aspire to ____ novelists began their writing careers as journalists.

The thirteen-year-old Anne Frank had exactly this in mind for herself, and it is hard to believe that someone so full of life and so gifted at writing as a child would not have accomplished what she set out to do had ____ Nazis had not murdered her.

She wrote in her diary about “the big question, will I ever ____ able to write something great, will I ever become a journalist or a writer?”

There are many others, too ― Martha Gellhorn, Jack London, Margaret Mitchell (Gone With the Wind), Tom ____ ― who wrote for newspapers or magazines before turning to fiction.

John Steinbeck, already a published novelist, wrote a series of pieces on the Okie migrant camps of California for the San Francisco ____ before writing his most celebrated book, also about the migrants, The Grapes of Wrath.

Over the course of our evolution between 350,000 and 150,000 years ago, Homo sapiens ____ an appetite for exploration and a wayfinding spirit that set us apart from other human species.

It had a huge ____ on our future.

One of the most intriguing recent ideas in anthropology is that our ability to navigate was essential to our success as a species, because it allowed us to ____ extensive social networks.

In prehistoric times, when people lived in small family units and spent much of their time looking for food and shelter, being able to share information with other groups about the whereabouts of resources and the movements of predators would have ____ us an evolutionary edge.

Friends were a survival asset. If you ran out of ____ you knew where to go; if you needed help on a hunt, you knew who to ask.