【推荐2】Doing one good deed turns into another coming your way. Liz’s life was ______forever over the course of that year. It all ______ with a single act of kindness towards two strangers who walked into her diner (小餐馆) early one morning.

After they fought horrible_______for 12 hours, Tim and Paul stepped into the 130 Diner for breakfast. When the time came to pay the bill though, they were in for a______.The young waitress who had served them had_______their conversations and paid their bill, leaving a sweet message on their check instead, “Your meal is on me today. Thanks for ______others and running into the places everyone runs away from.”

Touched, the two firefighters _______her kind deed on social media where it quickly went viral. And that was when they found Liz Woodward had been struggling to______ ends meet for the last few years after her father suffered a brain disease that left him paraplegic(瘫痪).

______to help the woman who had showed such kindness even if she was suffering, they _____ a campaign to raise$10,000 for a wheelchair accessible for her father. The ______, however, did not stop pouring in when the campaign ended. Having______of her kind deed, Mobility Ventures, which made the wheelchairs, refused to take the money and gave the Woodward family one for free.

Liz couldn't be too ______ to many strangers who have reached out to help her, saying, “The kindness and generosity the ______supporters and the Mobility Ventures have shown is really incredible, and I hope this bring hope to others in ______ situations, and inspires people to help those in need in any way possible.

【推荐3】Don Munroe is in the midst of a journey that’s led him around the world. It began when he was a Tom Sawyer-type kid, looking for adventure that often led to ________.“I was always looking for excitement,” Don says, “Excitement that sometimes required ________ cars.” Eventually Don was forced to ________his energy on a productive pursuit, and since he had been fueled by the ________ sports world， he finally became a professional lacrosse(长曲棍球) player.

But then he met a young woman who’d travelled around the globe and changed his life once again. “Hearing her story, I felt like I was missing out,” Don recalls. So Don decided to take on the world and give up everything he had________.”That was the________ part,” Don says, “Leave the sense of ________brought by being with friends and just go off on your own.”

His world travels began with hitchhiking and during the following decades, he canoed across Canada and pursued his goal of traveling to as many countries as he could. All solo. “I feel like I’m a(n) ________ of the world now,” Don says.

After experiencing both good and bad around the world, Don was________ to make things better back home. “I want to combine________with giving back to society,” Don smiles.

He’s volunteered with various community groups, including ________ organizing an annual canoe relay for 27 years ________,which has raised almost $300,000 for kids with disabilities.

The now 78-year-old says his volunteer work also feels like a way to ________ the mistakes of his wayward(任性的)youth，because Don has learned that no matter where you are on your________,you always have a choice with how it will________

【推荐1】Janice just returned from her mother’s. She almost drove on automatic pilot: a left onto Station Road, then a left… for she knew the _______ quite well. Then wham! A truck pushed her forward 100 feet onto railroad tracks. While hearing the _______ sound of metal on metal, Peter, then 65, was ready for bed. As a volunteer firefighter, without _______ Peter grabbed a flashlight and ran out.

The first he _______, near his yard, was the truck hitting Janice. Once Peter _______ the driver was OK, he looked around, and _______ Janice’s car. Just then he heard the urgent bell sound: the _______ of an oncoming train! Peter _______ to Janice and knocked at the window. She looked at him, with eyes _______. “I don’t know where I am,” she said.

“We have to get you off right now!” Peter shouted and pulled the handle ________, but the door was jammed. The train, traveling at 65 miles per hour, was ________. He ran to the passenger side and threw open the door. Peter somehow ________ to pull her out and sped her to ________ a few feet away. Within six seconds, the train ________ into Janice’s car!

“It was like a Hollywood movie,” the reporter from CBS New York said. “But there’s one ________. The hero arrived in pajamas (睡衣), not in a fire truck.”

【推荐3】A child survived, from an unexpected accident thanks to a man named John. The man is being ________ as a hero after risking his life to ________ a child who fell onto train tracks at the Gatwick station in Bournemouth, England, as an oncoming train moved very fast into the ________, according to England’s Ministry of Railways.

The ministry ________ the video that shows John running at full ________ down a set of train tracks to save a child who had fallen off the ________ and onto the tracks as a train ________. The video, captured by security cameras at the station, shows that the child was ________ walking alongside an unidentified person. ________, they slipped off the edge of the platform and onto the tracks ________. The video shows the child was ________ to get back onto the platform and the unidentified person was grasping at the air, trying to pull themselves to ________.

As the oncoming train quickly got close, John could be seen ________ toward the child and throwing them onto the platform just seconds before a train blew past them, swooping (俯冲) in to save their lives with just moments to spare. Police thought highly of John’s quick thinking. If he hadn’t ________ quickly, there could have been a ________ accident.

【推荐3】Each day, I woke up with a mental list of the tasks I had to complete. My routine was ________ : class, soccer practice, and sleep. I adapted well to it. However, my life ________ on the day of the final game.

As I ________ the center of the field, I ________ myself that I would give this game my all as if it were my ________ game.

The whistle sounded, and the ball was kicked in my direction. ________ the ball, I crossed it, just in time for my teammate to meet it and pound it right into the ________ .“Goal!”The game had started out ________. But the game grew intense as the score was tied at 1-1, until I had the ball with one minute ________. I needed to put the ball in the net, and I did just that, making the ________ score 2-1. But it didn’t go exactly as planned. To block my shot, my opponent ________ me in midair. But instead of heading the ball, her body ________ mine, leaving me unconscious in the middle of the field.

I went through a very difficult operation, followed by a long,________ road to recovery. I couldn’t play soccer any more. It did turn out my last game. Yet, looking back on the situation in its entirety, I have no ________. I said I would give it 100 percent. I did just that, and finally, I came out a ________.