Dear Daniel，
   I am a high school student.People always stress how important this stage in life is.I want to get good grades，but I always fail the exams.It makes me so worried.What should I do？
Fu JiliangDear Fu Jiliang，
   I think you are probably working hard，but I wonder if you know what you're working for.A common complaint in math classes is "I will never use this kind of math in daily life." It's kind of true!I haven't used algebra in at least ten years.Anything that seems useless or boring will be difficult to study.
   Ask yourself some questions：What are you interested in？The boring things you study today give you basic knowledge that will help you understand the things you love.
   Next，what are your personal goals for yourself and your life？Why do you want good grades？What do you want to do in five years？Ten years？
   I usually believe that my readers want to go to college，get good jobs and have financial security （經(jīng)濟(jì)保障） for themselves and their families.Do you want these things？If you want these things，do you know what you want to study and what kind of job you want to have？What kind of lifestyle？
    If you don't have clear answers to those questions，you need to figure them out.
   Hopefully，you will find some reasons to focus and improve in school if you can't figure them out，you need to prepare yourself mentally and emotionally.Happiness is about more than a test score.Don't hate yourself for the next 60 years because of a low score.
Daniel
（1）What do we know about Fu Jiliang？

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A．He gets good grades in math.
B．He knows how to study well.
C．He thinks high school is important.
D．He is afraid of exams.
（2）Why does Daniel mention what he usually believes his readers want to do？

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A．To encourage Fu to have better goals.
B．To give some examples of goals.
C．To explain what happiness is about.
D．To show career is important.
（3）Who do you think Daniel might be？

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A．A friend of Fu's.
B．A school teacher.
C．An advisor for students.
D．A great planner.