【推荐1】Around me were people lining up to climb the man made “mountain’. Out of it ________ some specific rocks for climbers to stand on and hold on to. Near me were my parents, who at times smiled at me ________. But with the ________ moving steadily, I got increasingly nervous.

The mountain was made for three people to climb at a time, with safety ropes attached to each climber. There were three sections-easy, medium and difficult to climb. ________ I was a little kid aged 10, I took the easy section. I could have changed my ________, but I thought that would make me look scared.

I ________ all the terrible things that might happen. Maybe I could ________ with tons of people watching me. Or I could take a while to climb and the people would get ________. Finally, it was my ________. Butterflies in stomach, I put on the safety ropes and placed my ________ on one rock and my foot on another, slowly heading toward the top.

Suddenly, the next rock was out of reach for my hand. There was nowhere for my feet to step on to ________ me. The only ________ was to lift my weight using only my arms! Unwilling to ________, I gathered my courage and strength and grabbed a rock with both my hands. I made it!

When I rang the bell at the top to signal I had ________ my turn, I received warm applause from my parents and the people below. Despite my tired legs and arms, this memory of me overcoming ________ will always be an important experience.

【推荐2】Asli Samanci, a food scientist, was driven by her childhood dream of becoming a scientist, leading her to pursue a career in food science. “It ______ everything: biology, microbiology and chemistry all together,” Samancil said.

With this passion, she established a company that ______ health products made from propolis (蜂胶), a natural substance produced by bees. Samanci’s dedication to ______ is evident in every step. of her product development process. “All products are ______ by science,” Samanci said.

The ______ behind Samanci’s venture also lies in her son, who experienced frequent health issues during his early years. Upon a doctor’s recommendation, she ______ propolis as a means to help strengthen her son’s immune system. However, not ______ with the products on the market, Samanci worked ______ with a beekeeper to craft the ideal solution for her son’s needs. Gradually, Samanci has made her specialized products ______ to a broader range of consumers.

Meanwhile, Samanci and her beekeeping partners have witnessed a significant ______ in the bee population, Recognizing that 80% of all plants rely on bees for pollination (授粉), this development has proved to contribute to ______ nature. Samanci firmly believes in the concept of a win-win business model, where ______ can make a positive impact on the environment. And she urges all entrepreneurs and scientists to find that ______ . Samanci says, “To get something from nature in a(n) ______ way, we urge more food scientists and agricultural scientists to join us. ______ , nature will not give us anymore.”

【推荐3】Kyler Nipper has a disease preventing his heels from touching the ground while walking. To walk, he usually places his _________ on his front tiptoes, and his different way of walking _________ his shoes to bend in the middle and often come apart. His parents would get him new ones, _________ they’d wear out in weeks. Because his shoes were always worn out, some kids _________ him.

Kyler didn’t want anyone else to _________ it for having old shoes, so he made a shoe donation _________ . “Please donate shoes for the _________ kids,” He wrote on the box. He _________ to give the donated shoes to anyone in his school who needed a new pair of shoes.

Moved by Kyler’s story, Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation has partnered with Kyler and now _________ donate wonderful pairs of shoes to his charity(慈善机构). “I’m so proud and ____________ with his work. Young people like Kyler are the key to building a kinder, braver world for us all,” said Maya Smith, director of the Foundation.

Now Kyler has set up several “Kyler’s Closets” at local ____________ and students can come in private to ____________ any pair that they like. Kyler also regularly brings shoes to the Las Vegas Rescue Mission for those ____________ people during evening meals.

Kyler believes in ____________ for others and he likes to say that we should not only tell people to be kind, but also ____________ it. “We’re spreading it along the way, so that to me is a success,” said Kyler.

【推荐1】Life is already difficult as a single mother, but for Rebecca Polston, every day is a battle of strength and courage.

Her son, Rhylon, has been on dialysis (透析) since he began his _______ against a terrible disease at birth. Until he receives the right treatment he needs, she is unable to _______ due to his medical condition. She _______ heavily on her car because emergencies happen a lot, but disaster _______ this summer when Rebecca’s car was damaged _______ by a hit-and-run driver. With no job, Rebecca had no way to _______ money for new wheels. For this small family, the future was _______ — until a radio station heard about her story.

Rebecca and Rhylon were _______ by the 94.9 KLTY team: a group of staffers (员工) from the _______ who are dedicated to doing good deeds for people in their community. A check for $1,000 was __________ to them, as well as brand new toys for Rhylon—but the __________ didn’t stop there. Astonishingly, a set of keys and a brand new __________ came into their sight —silver, topped with a red ribbon, and completely paid for.

Since then, Rebecca has been able to fully meet Rhylon’s needs, which have included at least one __________ visit each week. The 94.9 KLTY team made a video and __________ it on Facebook, which resulted in a flood of support that has __________ in for the Polston family.

【推荐3】Simone is sitting in front of me and crying. She looks away, embarrassed. “Sorry, doctor,” she says, “I shouldn't be ________ your time like this." At that moment, though, I can't think of anyone________ who is more deserving of my time. Many of my patients are in desperate ________ not just because of ill health but because of their ________ problems.

As any doctor can tell you, poverty and illnesses are closely________. But coming face to face with poverty in the form of Simone is________. She experiences poverty on a scale that I cannot comprehend. Each week, ________ her rent and electricity are paid,she has just $20 left to live on. From this she has to buy food, clothes,travel and pay all other ________

Simone is ________ that her daughter will have every opportunity in life and searches charity shops for books for her daughter. Six months ago, ________,Simone was involved in a road traffic accident and this seems to have been the final straw. She slid into depression and, although she_________ to work,began to feel that life was not worth living any more. She went to GP who then ________ her to me to see what help I could give. The referral letter from the GP had suggested that I might prescribe a suitable pill, but it is a ________ truth that there is no pill that can make Simone's situation better.

But today Simone is siting crying not because of the bad situation.She is crying because she is overwhelmed by a stranger's________.One of the administration staff in the outpatient clinic has just won a $20 Marks and Spencer voucher and given it to Simone on a whim so she could ________ her daughter, who often plays in the department while her mother sees me.That sudden,impulsive act of kindness and generosity from a stranger has made all the difference to Simone.