Summary of the text:What is the secret of success? Consider the example of Winston Churchill. He was not a good student for ____1________ the rules at school. But his errors did not preclude him from achieving fame through his wit and ________2__________ in his refusal to surrender during WWII. So when invited to tell students the secret of success, he gave his clear-cut advice: “Young men, never give up!”Success or failure lies with three points. In the first place, nothing can inhibit a strong will committed to success. For example, Albert Einstein and Thomas Edison were faced with _______3_________ during their school days. But their strong will push them to overcomechildhood persecution and achieve magnificent discoveries that benefit the whole world today. Another amazingdetermination of this is Abraham Lincoln, who suffered substantial hardships and——4——— in his lifetime. Yet his strong will enabled him to triumph over the _____5____those who uphold a committed spirit will find their endeavors successful. The case in point is Sandra Day O’Connor who, though grown up on a cattle ranch without running water or electricity, had her ____6_____ lead her up to the first woman Supreme Court Justice of USA. In the third, success never embraces those who want something but move without any ___7_______. That is why the threat of failure often stops many people from trying with all of their heart.In short, success belongs to those who maintain the strong will to keep going and who ___8___ their determination through hard __9__, ___10____and substaintial effort .