Chinese engraved block printing is considered one of the most essential inventions in the progress of human civilization. The technique     1     (include) in the representative list of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009.

The engraved block printing technique requires the     2     (cooperate) of dozens of craftsmen possessed of printing expert skills and team spirit. The blocks themselves, made from the fine-grained wood of pear or jujube trees,     3     (cut) to a thickness of two centimetres and polished with sandpaper     4     (prepare) them for engraving.

Drafts of the     5     (desire) images are brushed onto extremely thin paper and examined for errors before they are transferred onto blocks. The inked designs provide a guide for the craftsman     6     cuts the picture or design into the wood, producing raised characters that will     7     (ultimate) apply ink to paper. Block engraving may be used to print books in a variety of     8     (convention) styles.

The Guangling ancient book engraving press, established in 1958, is responsible     9     the complete preservation of the entire set of the technique. However, the skill is dying out, and there is     10     urgent need to protect it.

When Mitch discovers Morrie, his college professor, who     1     (die) of a severe illness, he starts to visit him every Tuesday, which contributes to lessons in how to live. Tuesdays with Morrie is     2     magical record of events of their time together. Some comments on this book are as follows.

According to Arthur K, it was     3     (pleasant) surprising that the book is filled with joy and hope instead of death and pessimism. He was encouraged to value     4     he had and make the best of each day.

Amy Wang thought she had been given a deeper insight     5     the world and saw things in a different view. She felt as if she     6     (awake) and opened her eyes to the world.

The book didn’t appeal to Marty.     7    , he still strongly recommended it. Because the book made him stop     8     (consider) the influence of popular culture on him as well as the importance of creating individual values.

In the view of Vivian, she was so     9     (move) by Morrie’s reflections on love and friendship.     10     (learn) from the lessons of the book, she realised it was important to keep in touch with the good people she met in the daily life.

Our everyday lives are filled with stories with their significance in showing us how we think about     1    （we）and the world. They concern every part of our daily lives as we chat, read books, browse the Internet, send text messages, listen to music and catch up or favorite television shows. Scientists tell stories by creating     2    （theory）that use current information to provide an explanation of a     3    （nature）phenomenon.

We live storied lives.

Stories are     4    （particular）beneficial for children. We often think of stories     5       a way to entertain young children or teach them to read, not     6    （recognize）that the story is the way that children make sense of the world. One of the most important ways in     7     families can support their children is to immerse them in stories and regularly surround them with oral and written stories as well as stories     8    （tell）through dance. music. film and art. What's more, sharing stories with children, thus enabling them to tell stories, imaginary and real,     9    （be）critical to the development of thinking. Not only do children learn about literacy，     10     they also learn how to think and figure out the significance of events.