Daydreaming Ⅰ. Daydreaming can be harmful because it was considered as A. a waste of time B. a (1) of neurotic tendencies C. evidence of (2) or an escape from life realities and responsibilities when it occurs (3) Ⅱ. However, daydreaming can be beneficial A. it is an effective technique of (4) B. it contributes to --intellectual growth --powers of concentration --the ability to (5) with others C. it improves self-control ability and enhances (6) ability D. it improves a person’s ability to --be better adapted to practical, immediate concerns --solve everyday problems --be more readily with new ideas E. Historically, many successful people got their best ideas while relaxing and daydreaming. Ⅲ. How to make a positive daydreaming A. (7) yourself as vividly as possible B. create an environment free from (8) Ⅳ. General remarks A. Suggestion: Put aside a few minutes’ daily, taking short (9) B. Conclusion: Daydreaming, this (10) investment, highly benefit you--physical and mental well-being.