【推荐1】Andre Bouvier hiked in a snowstorm to reach a trapped woman. The retired ________is being praised as a hero for________the woman and three other cars likewise.

Many have had the same________as Shannon St Onge even when looking at a yellow________of snow—that they have time to________their daily tasks. So she drove to work and she had________left when the snow began to fall. She________a dirt road to provide better________for her tires, so she quickly became lost. She stopped and called 911, with the operator suggesting she________the snowstorm. The operator took her________and told her an officer would call back. Almost 14 hours had passed, and nobody had called her yet to check in.

“What if I fell asleep and the tailpipe was________? Would the gas tank last until morning? What if I didn’t________it home at all?” St Onge wondered. Determined to ensure the________end, she went out in the snowstorm and discovered her location on a road sign. Then she was________enough to find a neighborhood Facebook group for the area she was passing through—informing those it________of her trouble through a Google Maps pin.

That’s when Andre Bouvier, an 80-year-old retired teacher, learned about St Onge’s situation.________his own safety, the 80-year-old went out to find her on foot,________he couldn’t manage to start his tractor. On the way he found three other trapped________, totaling seven people. Walking a quarter mile________, he led the helpless cars one by one to his home. He remarked that everyone would have done the same, and that it took very few thoughts or________to help.

【推荐2】The other day my daughter finally had a day off work. We decided to go out in the _________ for the first time, together! It was an enjoyable experience. Then a(n) _________   thing happened. She turned and asked, “Hey, Dad, can I _________the boat?” I had a look of fear in my eyes _________ the boat can be driven at a very high speed and can be turned over very quickly. However, I _________ the driving seat to her and began _________her how to properly control the boat. I told her to remain _________ as I had complete faith in her.

It can be both scary and rewarding when your child _________ something. Even if it’s a small thing, you _________ feel like they are growing up too fast and it’s out of your __________. Time goes by so quickly, so it’s __________ to spend time with your kids, with your family. It is an amazing feeling to __________ as their confidence grows.

It __________ back to everyday life. In every situation if you relax, take your time, show confidence, you will have a great __________. Not only did I have a __________ morning on the boat with my __________ but we grabbed our little neighbour who is 8 years old and put him in the __________ right between us. As I put the gas all the way down going at   __________ speed, making tight turns and bouncing (跳跃) over the __________, all I could hear was my neighbour __________ and screaming at the top of his lungs because he was having such a great time.

【推荐1】16-year-old Grayden Brunet joined the Sackets Harbor, New York, volunteer fire department in 2017. He was then the _________ of the crew by 20 years. He also persuaded two classmates, Niklas Brazie and Dalton Hardison, to _________ too.

A few years later, all the older firefighters resigned over COVID-19 concerns. _________ , the three teens were not only   _________ the Sackets Harbor volunteer fire department, they were the whole Sackets Harbor volunteer fire department. They were the ones _________ to heart attacks and car accidents. They were the ones _________ COVID-19 patients to hospitals.

“We went from not even having our licenses to _________ people’s lives,” Hardison told CBS. As far as the teens were concerned, they couldn’t _________ . If they did, Grayden said, the _________ would lose the ambulance. “When neighbors call 911, they’re __________ someone to help them.”

The __________ is demanding. One night last fall, the __________ responded to two ambulance calls and a fire. They got home at 5:30 a. m., just two hours before school started. “It’s definitely __________ , coming back from the calls and having to take a math test,” Grayden’s younger brother Gannon said. But they don’t __________ this. And the looks on the faces of 911 callers when they meet their __________ ? Priceless, says Grayden. “A lot of people ask, ‘Wait, how old are you?’”

【推荐2】If Christmas and Thanksgiving are the biggest official holidays in the US, certainly Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest unofficial holiday. Like other_______, it’s a time for friends and family to_______for food and chatting. However, those who live on the edge of society don’t have the special connection.

Meir Kalmanson thought those people, too, should get to_______the big day. So, on a cold February Sunday in 2017, as he_______to a Super Bowl party being held at a New York City club, he invited six_______men he met on the streets to join him. Over hamburgers, chicken wings and soda, Kalmanson and his homeless_______watched the classic football games. Kalmanson described the scene as“_______, exciting energy”. “We were on the edge of our seats. Cheering, laughing. But the games only played just a small part in the night’s_______,” he said. More important was the men’s_______with one another and the other fans.“We were part of a bigger party that was happening,” said Kalmanson. “They gained their dignity.” For that evening, they were no longer outsiders. They__________.

The following year, friends and YouTube fans asked about the next party, and so began the __________organization Super Soul Parties. Homeless people now have__________to new clothing and a barber, as well as mental health therapists and__________housing organizations.

Kalmanson grew up in a household that lived by the golden rule, “Helping those in need,__________it was a meal or a place to stay,” he says. “It’s the most important thing in life: Be __________”

【推荐1】Breakdown and Start-up

Just over two years ago, I was driving home fairly late one night on a quiet, remote road when another car suddenly moved towards me with great _______. I had to make a sudden and quick sideways movement to _______ hitting it and I almost hit a tree. Luckily I wasn’t hurt, but I couldn’t get my car to start. It had broken down. I felt quite _______ as it was late and there were hardly any other cars around. I _______ my roadside assistance company for help and they told me someone would be there in around one and half an hour. After about fifteen minutes, a passing car _______ and a strong man with a serious face stepped out of the car. He asked if I needed _______ and I told him what had happened. He _______ offered to stay with me until roadside assistance arrived. I was uncertain about what to do because I was nervous and uneasy. There was something very calm and comfortable in his voice, so I took him up on his offer. While waiting, we started talking and really _______ it off. By the time the roadside assistance man turned up, we’d arranged to _______ again. Two years on, we have shared the joys and sorrows of life together. I wish I could thank the careless driver who forced me off the road. If he was a better driver, I’d never have met a lifelong ________.