【推荐1】Fears are something we all have.You need to face your fears and to get over them.However，it’s easier _______ than done.Running away from your fears doesn’t make them leave.It just makes them _______...than ever.We’re never going to be _______ fearless of everything we do，but we can at least be more fearless and _______.

What are the fears that scare you much? Check what they are and get them _______ in the open.Are they things _______ height or snakes? Are you afraid to talk to girls or boys?

Are you so _______ that you are fearing on saying the wrong thing? These are common fears that _______ your daily lives.

Before you can face them，you need to learn more about _______ makes you fearful of these situations.One way is to communicating with other people about your fear.They may be able to __________ your anxiety because they know something you don’t.It could he from the past __________，something that you could never forget and has made you fearful __________ then.To face fears，you have to __________ in something.It’s a very healthy way of letting you feelas if nothing can go __________.When you feel that way，you may be able to think __________ about your fears.You will be able to believe that everything will be okay.Everything does end up being okay.

【推荐2】Even today, kites are fun for the young and the old. Elderly Chinese _________ them in the middle of Beijing, cleverly avoiding trees and power lines. Many of the earliest records of kite-flying seem to indicate that, even when it began, it was done just for _________. The Chinese philosopher, Mo Di, who _________ from 468 to 376 BC, is reported to have _________an eagle out of wood and, after three years of perfecting the eagle, he got it to fly — one of the earliest kites in recorded history! Mo Di’s student, Gongshu Ban (also called Lu Ban) _________ his teacher’s technique, making his own bird, a magpie, and crafting it from bamboo rather than wood. His magpie could stay up for _________ three days.

Later in Chinese history, kites were used for more serious _________, such as communicating information and measuring the force or direction of the wind. During the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Xuan Zong was treated to a kite-flying show in Yichun County in Penglai Palace, Shandong Province. It was the invention of paper that brought kites to the _________ people. The name fengzheng _________ to the kite was due to a man named Li Ye during the Ming Dynasty. Once, to make his kite more interesting, he __________ a bamboo whistle to the top of the kite, so there would be a sharp zheng sound as the kite flew. Today, of course, with the availability of cheap paper and other lightweight materials, anyone can make as an unusual kite as he wants.

【推荐3】Elephants are the largest existing land mammals on the Earth; and as a _________, they require large areas of land in order to _________. As human populations have grown around the world, elephant populations have significantly fallen due to _________ habitat loss. In an effort to draw attention to the animal’s _______, Elephant Family and The Real Elephant Collective have worked together to _________ Co-Existence — an environmental art exhibition of 100 life-sized lantana elephant _________.

The Co-Existence elephants started their long journey in India, where they were made by _________ communities in the jungles of Tamil Nadu: These handmade sculptures’ were amazing. In June 2021, a total of eight separate herds were _________ to the public in London. The _________ of the exhibition was to highlight the effects of humans ____________ wild spaces. ____________ the elephant sculptures were meant to be admired, they also ____________ a message: we should change the way we live by existing in ____________ with the wildlife and nature.

“We should value our ____________ with nature and celebrate all life forms around us by sharing space,” says Dr. Tarsh Thekaekara of The Real Elephant Collective.

Funds ____________ by the Co-Existence movement were given to grassroots ____________ throughout India. These organizations tried to allow people and wildlife to coexist ____________. Some of their measures include ____________ local knowledge about wildlife, creating technological solutions to keep both animals and people safe in ____________ spaces, easing the effect of roads and railway lines to make sure wildlife can ____________ get across.