【推荐1】After the 2011 tsunami(海啸) in Japan, Fuji TV was filming the damage from the disaster, and they spotted a dog. She walked up to them urging them to ________ her. She walked over to another dog who was lying on the ground, ________ injured and unable to move. While the men sounded sad and concerned for the dogs, they ________ to do anything to help the pups themselves. They only filmed them and sent a ________ “please help” to the Nippon SPCA(Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals).

The ________ made its way to YouTube, called“Stay together dogs”. It ________ quickly, and people around the world were heartbroken and started sending ________ to the Nippon SPCA to help their rescue efforts. ________, the video started a controversy(争议). The SPCA began to receive phone calls of ________ from people accusing them of not working hard enough to ________ the dogs in the first place. Owners of dog food companies began ________ money for their own campaigns to save the “stay together dogs”. People were very ________ about the fate of the pups.

The dog’s owner happened to see the video, and ________ her dog, Mei-chan. The injured dog, Lee-chan, also ________ her. It took eight months for the two dogs to ________ with their owner.

【推荐3】Anna Pickard and her family had just arrived from a family vacation in sunny Hawaii when she made the _______ discovery that someone hadn’t _______ the flight. Sutro, her son’s beloved _______, had been left at the five-star Grand Hyatt Kauai, where they’d been staying. Worried the boy would be most _______ to discover the loss, Pickard quickly _______ the hotel to see if anyone had found the bear.

It didn’t take long to find the teddy bear. Touched by Pickard’s email, and to _______ the Pickard family that Sutro was _______, the hotel staff wanted to take him on an adventure and _______ the whole thing before mailing him home.

With the help of two employees the bear started his _______ at the hotel’s front desk, ________ into his room and accepting a room key. He was then taken all around the hotel where he met staff, helped do laundry, went to the spa for a ________ and finally checked out before heading home. The hotel then ________ the photos to the Pickard family to show the child that the bear was just having so much ________ on his vacation that he wanted to stay longer.

Seeing the photos, the happy mom said she was so ________ for the lovely people at the hotel making her ________. She also said that while the bear wasn’t home yet, her son was ________ fascinated by the toy’s journey.

A simple act of ________ goes a long way. The people at the hotel not only ________ the bear to the boy, but also gave him a happy ________ which he will always ________ faith and trust in people.

【推荐1】It’s been a_________year for Saavedra, 25, her husband and their two little girls after the family _________on rent payments when the husband lost his job.

The family’s struggle(斗争)began when Sandra’s husband Erik Martinez was out of _________for several weeks. The family was unable to make that month’s rent on their small flat, and they struggled to _________their other bills.

Sandra worked in the evening, so Martinez could be home to _________their two girls with their homework. But the money she earned was not enough to make ends meet. And as their rent payments to the landlord(房东) _________, they had to empty their _________. They had no _________but to stay in the shelter(避难所), while Martinez _________to work and they were able to save some money. Later, a social worker, Christine Quinn, aided the family in __________for government’s help and __________them a two-bedroom unit in East Orange. “Any day when a family moves out of a(an) __________is a great day, especially right before Christmas,” she said.

Sandra was excited to finally have a place her family could call __________— and she even bought a Christmas tree. She hoped to prepare some holiday __________for her husband and kids. “I’m going to bake a cake now that I have an oven,” she said __________.

【推荐3】On September 16, 2023, just weeks into the school year, two groups of boys fought across the courtyard at Southwood High School in Louisiana. In a _________two days, 23 students were in police station, one of whom was _________ with threatening an assistant principal.

When gang violence _______, concerned dads at this high school said “Not on our _______.”That’s how Dads on Duty was born and they began patrolling the campus every day.

Around 40 men organized into six-person _________. Some are fathers who sacrifice their own schedules and _________, while others are men who don’t have a _________but wants the youth to know they have an entire community behind them.

Now, anyone who wants to enter the school with rage (狂怒) and a closed _________ have to face tough papa bears. They are _________ Southwood, making sure every student feels as if someone __________a lot of time and energy in their safety and has an adult to turn to in times of crisis.

Besides, their presence is meant to be more __________ than reactionary. For instance, one day after school, Morgan noticed an odd student __________ outside without friends. Morgan suspected he was lying in wait for an attack so this cautious father got the student out of the area, likely avoiding a violent incident. It was a situation requiring more delicacy than law enforcement (执法部门) and security __________ have offered.

Since Dads on Duty arrived on campus, gang battles have stopped completely. The Louisiana dads have already __________ with fathers in other parts of the country, who have followed their example. They’d like to start new __________ of the campaign throughout the country.