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Henry Jackson is a reporter of a national newspaper. I talked to him recently and have found something interesting about him. Henry went to our school and is now a reporter for a

national newspaper. He decided to be a reporter when he was14. He started writing articles for

the school newspaper at the age of 15. He became the editor of the paper when he was 17. He

went to university and wrote for the university newspaper. Then he got a job with a small

newspaper. After about two years，he started working for a national newspaper. He has worked for them for four years now.

Henry liked our school.He thinks that successful people know what they want to do when they are quite young．

1.What does Henry Jackson do? _______________________________________

2.How old was Henry Jackson when he decided to be a reporter?

______________________________________________________

3.How long did Henry Jackson work for the small newspaper?

____________________________________________________

4.When did Henry Jackson start writing articles?

____________________________________________________

5.Did he go to the university?

______________________________________________

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