5G is developing, but most of us aren't     1     (real) sure what it is or the reason why we   need it. A big part of the reason is that 5G means more than one thing. If you ask different people, you will be provided with different answers.

Experts believe that 4G is on     2    way out. In 2021, the UK is expected to use 5G. At present, it is unknown exactly what influence 5G will have on people's life but it is widely thought that 5G will surely be faster than any generation(代)of networks we have used previously.

Work will likely become much     3    (easy) as 5G will allow quicker downloads and a better ability     4     (work) online even if there is no wi-fi connection. With the     5     (develop) of 5G, driverless cars will be able to communicate with other vehicles,     6     can reduce road accidents     7    about 10% . One of the most impressive things will be that people can see which seats on a train are accessible to     8    (they) when it     9     (arrive) at the station. Getting around the world will also be more convenient.

A number of companies are now working on     10    (bring) 5G to the market. It remains to be seen how much of the country 5G will cover and whether everyone will be able to benefit from it.

Access to information     1     (have) exploded in recent years through at least two main developments: rapid technological advancements and institutional innovations (制度创新). The first have generally come from the private sector (领域) while     2     latter have tended to come from the public sector. Both promise     3     (increase) the spread of information, including in relatively less-connected rural areas. In doing so, they help change not only rural livelihoods,     4     rural governance itself.

Recent technological innovations, like mobile phones and the Internet, are becoming     5     (wide)available both in developing countries and rural areas Worldwide, mobile phone subscriptions (认购) increased to one per person     6     average in 2018. It was a quick climb,     7     (compare) with other sectors. While low-income countries unsurprisingly have lower levels of adoption, they still have about 60 mobile phone subscriptions per 100 individuals. The average individual in a low income country is likely to have a mobile phone subscription. Further, people who cannot afford their own mobile phones often have occasional access to the mobile phones of other     8     (person). Low income countries     9     (see) growth rates in access to mobile phones over the last 20 years similar to the     10     (globe) average growth rate.

My daughter's birthday is May 29. As it was Monday, we preferred to celebrate it earlier on Saturday. On Friday the     1     (entirely) family were busy packing the presents and putting funny pins on them. I promised my little princess that I would wake her up early in the morning     2     distribute the presents to her classmates.

I woke up at 5：30 when I realized that     3     earthquake struck. I woke my husband up and asked him     4     (carry) my daughter and ran out. We were watching our house shaking from outside. However, as we     5     (plan), I went to my daughter's school but no one was there except the teacher     6     warned us to get back to our house as a tsunami might come soon.

    7     (return) to my house, I began to wonder about the presents: to whom we should deliver? After several     8     (discuss), we decided to give them to the children in hospital. Entering the hospital, I was really shocked. There were     9     (thousand) of people bleeding and lying outside the rooms. Up came a boy with a bandage on his head.     10     (quick) I handed over one present to him. He received it and then ran to his mom excitedly. His eyes glittered (闪闪发光), which I cannot ever forget. I cried silently while continuing to distribute the presents to other children.

【推荐3】A boy trembled in the cold winter, wrapping his arms wound     1     (he) on a bus stop bench. He wasn’t wearing warm clothes and the temperature was -10℃.     2     a heartbreaking scene it was! But the good deeds of the ordinary people     3     witnessed the 11-year-old Johannes were both joyous and inspiring. A woman,     4     (sit) next to the boy, discovered he was on a school trip and was told to meet his teacher at the bus stop. She     5     (selfless) covered his shoulders with her own coat.     6     (late), another woman at first gave him her scarf, and then wrapped him in her large jacket. Throughout the day, more and more people offered Johannes their gloves and even the coats off their backs.

Actually, it was a     7     (hide) camera experiment by Norwegian charity SOS Children’s Village as part of their winter campaign to collect     8     (donate) to help Syrian children get through the winter. Synne Ronning, the information head of the organization, also     9    （note） that the child was a volunteer who was never     10     any danger during the filming.