Answer:
Just follow what I told you to do in the previous picture, look around at a few VALID websites, and write what their career consists of and the education needed. I'll use the athletic trainer as an example again!
For the description of career, someone who is an athletic trainer works to prevent athletes from encountering injury and any medical conditions during sports or physical activity. They also try to educate an athlete to prevent injuries in the future. "When an injury or condition occurs, an athletic trainer diagnoses the condition, performs the necessary immediate care, and creates a plan for further treatment." (https://www.sports-management-degrees.com/)
Good luck!
For the first time, something really serious happened to Ivan; and for the first time, he came to realize it as a fact of life. It can't be minimized, it won't go away with another game of bridge, it can't be explained. For the first time in his life, Ivan is faced with a truth that is hard to understand, and he can't just get away from it or discard the information. His former way of life just doesn't match with this situation, nor can it explain it. In chapter V, he thinks: <span>“It’s not a question of appendix or kidney, but of life and . . . death. Yes, life was there and now it is going, going and I cannot stop it. Yes. Why deceive myself? Isn’t it obvious to everyone but me that I’m dying, and that it’s only a question of weeks, days . . . it may happen this moment. There was light and now there is darkness. I was here and now I’m going there! Where?” A chill came over him, his breathing ceased, and he felt only the throbbing of his heart.
It's not that Ivan didn't know until now that he was going to die. But it had never dawned on him that death would happen soon, and that it isn't an abstract concept, but a very real thing that, which is going to cut short his carefree, pleasant cosiness, and it is going to happen very soon.</span>
What makes more sense out of all of them is number 2. Engage
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Sometimes we may get scared to try things out of our comfort zone, and we might think that not trying at all is better than trying and failing. It takes sacrifices to move forward in life.