Identify the topic sentence in the following paragraph. ( ) Time Management (1) No matter how you slice it, there are only 24 hours in a day. (2) To be successful at university, students need to learn good time-management skills. (3) The first skill is not taking on more than you can handle. If you are a working part-time, have a family and are involved in a community organization, then taking a full course-load at university will be too much. Another time management skill is reasonably estimating the time required to perform each of the tasks at hand. For example, profoundly reading a chapter from a course text cannot be completed in between television programmes. Finally, actually doing what needs to be done seems obvious, but is a very difficult skill. You may find that cleaning out your wardrobe becomes vital when you are avoiding study. Procrastination is a time manager's enemy. (4) By learning time management skills your university study will be successful and most importantly enjoyable.
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- Like any other skill, takes time to learn how to use time wisely. Keep trying until you find what works for you and stick to it.
- Like any other skill, ( ) takes time to learn how to use time wisely. Keep trying until you find what works for you and stick to it. A: it B: that C: It D: those
- Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason for working on one’s time management skills?
- Which of the following sentences you may use to ask the time? A: What's the time? B: Could you tell me the time? C: Excuse me, have you got the time? D: What time is it?
- If you encounter any difficulties regarding course selections, course scheduling, progress through a program, long-term academic planning and any other academic issues, you can turn to( )for help on such topics as study skills, academic success, time management and career choices. A: assigned academic advisor B: study groups C: workshops