[填空题]{{B}} How Deer Survive Winter{{/B}} Like most of the wild animals, deer survive the cold winter by using energy stored in the summer and fall, usually in the form of (1) ______.They also 1. ______. spend (2) ______ energy in winter than in 2. ______. summer. Deer always give birth to their fawns in May or June. This is good (3)______, because it 3. ______. coincides with the time when plenty of new plants are available. The mother deer must have enough food both to meet the needs of their own bodies and to produce (4) ______ for their fawns. As 4. ______. the fawns grow, they become less and less (5) ______on their mothers. As winter comes, 5. ______. deer’s hair becomes darker and (6)______. 6. ______. Besides, nature provides another (7)______to 7. ______. help them survive the cold weather. They become somewhat slow an

[填空题]{{B}} How Deer Survive Winter{{/B}} Like most of the wild animals, deer survive the cold winter by using energy stored in the summer and fall, usually in the form of (1) ______.They also 1. ______. spend (2) ______ energy in winter than in 2. ______. summer. Deer always give birth to their fawns in May or June. This is good (3)______, because it 3. ______. coincides with the time when plenty of new plants are available. The mother deer must have enough food both to meet the needs of their own bodies and to produce (4) ______ for their fawns. As 4. ______. the fawns grow, they become less and less (5) ______on their mothers. As winter comes, 5. ______. deer’s hair becomes darker and (6)______. 6. ______. Besides, nature provides another (7)______to 7. ______. help them survive the cold weather. They become somewhat slow an

[填空题]The leaves of evergreens can survive the winter because they are ______and fluid inside their cells contains cold-resisting substances.

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You’ve lost your job, but it’s not the end of your career. Get the help you need to set you back on track with advice from the experts.
Don’t Panic!
After a job loss, it may seem like your world is crashing in all at once. Stay calm and resist the urge to make any sudden moves—like sending a harshly critical e-mail or making a scene on your way out—that could hurt you in the long run.
"It’s completely normal to feel panic after a job loss," says Lynn Joseph, Ph. D., psychologist and author of "The Job-Loss Recovery Guide".
Your self-esteem can also take a hit, especially if you think you’ve been singled out. "Logically and intellectually we know that (we may have been part of a mass layoff), but emotionally we take it personally," Joseph says.
With so many emotions at play, the key is to think before you act. Remember, your goal is to leave your job gracefully a
A. Argue with the employer about the reason for the layoff.
B. Remain even-tempered and avoid radical behaviors.
C. Make a fair comment on their job performance.
D. Send the company e-mails to ask for compensation.