【推荐1】Zhang Shuo became a winner of Labor Day Medal of this year. Before that, he was _________ with the title of “the Most Beautiful Worker” on April 30, 2022.

Zhang Shuo got a job of designing advertisements in Harbin in 2015. Two years later, he decided to return to his hometown, Dongsheng Village in Hegang, to help his aging parents with their rice farm. He started his job as a food deliveryman (快递员) in 2018. “I just wanted to use the off season of farming to _________ some money, and I didn’t plan on it becoming a permanent ( 长 期 的 ) job,” he said. “I found the _________ development space, so I decided to _________ and do better.”

Zhang Shuo was always attaching more importance to the quality of service than the quantity of orders. In late December 2018, a snowstorm _________ deliverymen to take food to customers on foot. To prevent the food from getting cold, Zhang Shuo _________ the food with his coat. Around two hours later, the customer received his food and it was still _________. Every time Zhang Shuo finished a(n) _________, he would take away the rubbish outside his customer’s door, which brought him lots of good reviews.

In June, 2019, Zhang Shuo became the manager of the delivery operations of Meituan in Hegang City. Since then, he began to find more ways to help young villagers get out of poverty (贫穷) and increase their _________. “I hope to recruit (招募) more excellent young people and double the size of my team in the future,” he said. “__________, I hope to lead more local people to a better life.”

【推荐3】Erica Soto, a Los Angeles-area single mother, raised a son with autism (孤独症).She received some well-deserved help and _________ from an actress who knows what she’s going through.

Actress Holly Robinson Peete _________ forces with the food company Armour and grocery giants Albertsons, Vons and Pavilions in a new _________ to celebrate moms like Soto across the country. “I _________ you do so much, and often it’s important to say what an _________ mom you are,” Peete said. Soto’s son Adam has autism and is on the _________ end of the spectrum（范围）.“The campaign is of great help because I _________ struggle with that. I’m happy with what they’re doing for moms,” Soto said. Soto had to _________ her job to take care of Adam , and she is now having a hard time making _________ meet.

“We __________ her with $2,500 in free groceries. So Armour, we are going across the country this year surprising and celebrating great moms. These are our unsung __________. These are women who make a lot of

Peete said that she can really __________ Soto’s struggle. “I have a son with autism. He is 18 now. Being a mom is a hard __________, but when you have a special needs child or a child with autism, it __________ a little bit extra, and you have to summon（召唤）super mom’s __________ that you didn’t realize you had,” Peete said.

Despite everything, Soto says Adam is a great __________ who is very happy and __________ silly at times. Armour will __________ the campaign by __________ another mom in Cincinnati at the end of this month.

【推荐1】Look Out High School

It seemed that all the students at Hillside School were really eager to leave and move on to high school — everyone except Neil.

Neil was confused (困惑的). He had no real_______of high school, except that there seemed to be millions of kids-big kids. Neil also didn’t find_______easy and had to read and re-read things many times before he_______what was written on the page. He tried again and again but that didn’t help much. The _______still kept moving about the page.

And at lunchtimes, when the other kids_______the exciting things and the great time at high school, Neil felt left out. He only thought of the hard work and the_______. He’d heard about the long passages to write and the thick books to read, and he knew he’d_______again.

Neil closed himself off from the conversations,_______someone talked about hammers (锤子)and nails (钉子). “Something that didn’t involve (涉及) reading!” he said to himself. “Maybe high school won’t be all that bad after all.”

He started listening more _______to the excited conversation among the kids in his class. Every one of them seemed to be looking forward to moving on. To Neil, it was still the great________, and hard to understand. But, something deep down told him that high school wouldn’t be so bad, so trying his best would certainly be a good start.

【推荐2】I had spent an hour in the bank with my dad for transferring money(转账). I asked, “Why don’t you use online banking?” He already opened one. “Why would I do that?” he________. “Well, then you won’t have to _____an hour here to transfer your money. Everything will be so________!” I was so excited to tell him all kinds of advantages of online banking. He asked, “If I do that, I won’t have to________of the house?”

“Yes, yes!” I said. I told him how Amazon delivers（递送）everything.

His answer made me________. He said, “Since I entered this bank today, I have met four of my friends; I have chatted a while with them. You know I’m lonely…this is what I need________. I like coming to the bank. I have enough time and it is the ‘physical touch’ that I________. Two years ago when I got sick, the store owner from whom I often buy fruits came to see me and chatted with me. When your mum fell down while on her morning walk, the flower shopkeeper saw it and soon got his car to drive her home________he knows our address. Would I have that ‘human’________if everything became online? I like to know the person that I’m dealing with and not just the ‘seller’. It creates relationships; does Amazon deliver this kind of service as well? Technology isn’t________. Spend time with people. Not with devices.”

【推荐3】I am the director of a nonprofit organization that cares for homeless and runaway teenagers and young adults in Burlingon, Vemont.

On one beautiful autumn day, I glanced toward the front desk, where the office receptionist is usually ________. But this time, for some reason she was not present and I made eye ________ with a young man standing there. His facial expression clearly ________, “Can you help me?” I ________ him and asked if I could help, and he ________me by lifting up a shopping bag full of clothes.” We’re here to ________ these,” he said. It was then that I ________a young woman by his side. “That’s so nice,” I replied. “Thank you very much. Will you please write down your name and address so we can properly thank you. I ________ a sheet of paper.

After a few seconds he said, “You know, I used to come here for ________.” He stood there, looking a little________. I then ________ he was homeless when he was young, and he got help from us. We ________ clean water and food for the homeless people every day, and there will be a certain number of beds for them. After finishing his business, the young man took time to line up to get food and water, and was sometime ________ enough to have a bed.

He pointed at the woman next to him and said, “That’s how I met my wife!” The woman was also homeless then. I ________ their hands and thanked them. There are so many ________ to be learned from this, but the main one is really about paying it ________. What this young couple did reminded me of the whole idea that while it is important to be ________ to the people who helped you, it is ________ important to pay it forward to help people who are now in a ________ situation where you once were, ________ you may not know them.