【推荐1】Kelby Nelson had always looked up to his dad Mr Nelson, a hardworking man who had always put his family first. As his dad’s birthday _______ , Kelby wanted to do something special to show his _______ for all that his father had done for him. After much thought and consideration, Kelby decided to give his dad a gift that would truly make his day more special.

Kelby knew that his dad had a deep _______ for photography but had never pursued it as more than a hobby. _______ by this, Kelby decided to give his dad a once in-a-lifetime opportunity to showcase his work in a local art gallery.

Kelby _______ contacted the owner of a popular gallery in town and explained his _______. Impressed by the heartfelt gesture, the owner agreed to host an exhibition featuring Kelby’s dad’s photographs. Kelby then spent weeks meticulously(精心地) _______ the best photos from his dad’s collection, ensuring a diverse and attractive showcase.

On the day of his dad’s birthday, Kelby blindfolded(蒙住) him and led him to the gallery. As they entered, Kelby _______ the blindfold, revealing a gallery filled with amazing prints of his dad’s photographs. His dad stood there, _______ , his eyes moist with emotion.

The gallery opening ________ a surprise party, with friends, family, and fellow photography enthusiasts gathered to ________ Mr Nelson’s talent. The local media caught wind of the event and sent reporters to cover the exhibition, further expanding Kelby’s dad’s ________ .

Overwhelmed(淹没)by the love and ________ surrounding him, Kelby’s dad thanked his son, not just for the ________ gift, but for encouraging him to pursue his passion and giving him the ________ to share his art with the world.

【推荐2】Everything's been canceled, but kindness has not been canceled. Fifteen-year-old Michael Platt is the owner of Michael's Desserts - a one-for-one company where every dessert sold _________ a dessert for someone in need.

Born with an incredible love for _________, he became interested in baking when he was nine. Since he was diagnosed with severe epilepsy(癫痫)at 10, Michael has been homeschooled by his mother. With his activities limited by his _________ condition, Michael threw himself into baking. _________, Michael was learning about income _________ and childhood hunger from his parents. He felt inspired to _________ those injustices.

His parents once bought him a pair of TOMS shoes, whose business model gave him a( n) _________: For every pair sold, TOMS gives another pair to a _________ individual. Supported by his parents, he _________ Michael's Desserts. When a dessert is sold, he donates another to someone __________ homelessness or hunger.

Michael sells about 170 treats a month. There are various __________, and the most important item on the __________ is the “Freedom Fighter” cupcakes created in honor of historical __________ like Martin Luther King Jr.   

Stephanie Gerstenblith, one of his __________, says that Michael's cupcakes are not only delicious, but also have inspired her to “provide everyone with __________”.

Apart from running his bakery, Michael hosts bake __________ for the non-profit No Kid Hungry. Jessica Bomberg, a leader of fund-raising for the campaign, says, “Young heroes like Michael prove that everyone can __________ in society.”

It is Michael's __________ that everyone should undertake the responsibility to take care of others. “When I see people __________, I want to give them something,” he says. “It's my way of telling them that they haven't been __________.

【推荐3】Pregracke grew up in Illinois, where the Mississippi River was in his backyard. Communities along the river use it to ________ freshwater and drop their industrial and household waste. As a teenager he began to notice the piles of ________ in the waterway. “I got ________ of seeing it and just wanted to do something about it,” he said.

With persistence and sincerity, Pregracke got a small ________ from Alcoa, the largest aluminum (铝) company in the U.S., in 1997 and spent that money ________ a 35-mile of the river by himself that summer. He would transport the trash by boat and ________ it on his parents’front yard for recycling. By year’s end, he had ________ pulled around 45,000 pounds of trash out of the river, with 90% of it recycled properly.

It began as an individual effort, but over the years Pregracke turned it into a ________ movement. To date, about 70,000 volunteers have joined his ________ . His operation has become much more advanced since those early days, as his nonprofit Living Lands & Waters now has a group of ________ boats. Besides the river cleanup ________ , Pregracke has launched a floating classroom, where his staff ________ high school students and teachers about the ________ that pollution brought to river ecosystems.

Picking up garbage is ________ , but Pregracke believes it is worthwhile and that volunteers get a huge sense of ________ from seeing the garbage piled up and recycled.

【推荐1】My mom only had one eye. I hated her. She was such a(n) ________.

She ________ a small shop at a flea market and collected old clothes and other things to sell for the money we needed. Once during elementary school, my mom came. I was so embarrassed and ________ how she could do this to me. I ________ her a hateful look and ran out.

I told myself that I would become ________ in the future, so I studied very hard. Later I was ________ into the Seoul University. I left my mother and came to Seoul to study. I bought a house of my own. I was living ________ as a successful man.

Then, I got married. I had kids of my own. I was happy with my life, my kids and the ________. Then one day, my mother came to visit me. She hadn't seen me in years and she didn't ________ meet her grandchildren.

When she stood by the door, my children laughed at her, and I yelled at her for coming over ________. I screamed at her, “How dare you come to my house and scare my children! GET OUT OF HERE! NOW!!!”

And to this, my mother quietly answered, “Oh, I'm so sorry. I may have gotten the wrong ________.” and she disappeared out of sight.

One day, a letter ________a school reunion came to my house. I went back to participate in the ________. After that, I went down to the old ________ house where we used to live, just out of curiosity. There I found my mom ________on the cold ground, with a piece of paper in her hand. It was a letter to me.

I think my life has been ________enough now, and I won't visit Seoul anymore. But I miss you so much.

You see, when you were very little, you got into an ________and lost your eye. As a mom, I couldn't ________watching you having to grow up with only one eye. So I gave you mine. I was so proud of my son to see a whole new world for me with that eye. I was never ________at you for anything you did.

Don't ________ for me because of my death. I love you so much.