【推荐1】On September 11,2001, Tom Frey reported to duty as a detective for the New York Police Department. However, he was assigned to work for ___and recovery after the Twin Towers collapsed. Like many on that ___morning, he never imagined it would be the day when his life_____forever. He, together with other first responders, spent 8 months ____looking for human remains in the dust and rubble.

In February 2016, after routine check-up and ___examination in hospital, Frey got a __ from a nurse the following day. His white blood cells increased, and after more___，he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer____among the first responders of 9/11 terrorist attack due to the dust____when the towers fell down.“I asked the doctor what we should do to treat it, and he said, ‘nothing'."

Frey began____the Internet to learn more about Hodgkin's lymphoma. His searching____him to the Hodgki's lymphoma Foundation, a website which has made all the___in his journey with the disease. Frey's cancer cells are now in____Once he has been cancer-free for five years, he will be ____for a lung transplant. "If you keep moving,you keep______Today, the retired ____is an ambassador for the Hdegkin's lymphoma Fudation, traveling the country to____others with the disease “Go to the foundation’s website and support group meetings. Doctor only have 15 minutes to___you, but these people are __ the same thing.Some have lived with this for years. They give you____as well as help."

【推荐1】I’m part of the Roots & Shoots programme, founded by Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE. It’s all about making _______ changes in the world, and these changes will make the world better. As Dr. Goodall said, “What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.”

I decided to do something _______ for the world.

In Bulgaria, where I live, stray (走失的，无主的) dogs are everywhere. Although many people can turn a blind eye, I struggle to _______ the soulful (凄婉的，脉脉含情的) eyes of a poor street dog. That’s why I’m no longer a food-waster. When I see plates of _______ food, I see the desperate eyes of a stray animal. I see a _______ dog prowling around the bins, searching for food to fill his empty belly. _______ eating out in a restaurant, I’m not afraid to _______ a food bag with leftovers. When there are living beings out there _______, it seems selfish to waste food. I’ll feed them to the stray cats or dogs. A week ago, I saw a stray dog around the bins. Hours earlier, I’d bagged up a plate of _______ fish. As I unwrapped it, he wagged his tail and sniffed the air. The fish was __________ in no time.

It’s sad, isn’t it? How can we waste so much food and think __________ of it?These homeless animals have taught me that food is precious and it isn’t right to waste it. When your stomach is full, don’t throw away the food you’ve left. __________ it for another whose stomach isn’t full.

I can’t count the times I’ve passed a stray animal with eyes asking for __________. For me, it’s something I can’t ignore. That is why I __________ end up fetching something from the food store if I haven’t anything on me at the time.

The next time you see wasted food, __________ it into worthy food for all the starving mouths out there.

【推荐1】This morning after I got the news that my best friend, Sean Misner, who was one of the firefighters, died in an Arizona wildfire in June, created a Facebook page in his ______.

Sean and I were like brothers. We met playing baseball when we were eight years old. We ______ life’s ups and downs together. He was 26 when he died.

I was in ______ when I found out the situation. Friends of his ______ photos and information on his page, and I set up a way for people to ______ money to Sean’s wife, Amanda, and their son, right through Facebook.

My sister is a journalist, and she suggested that we arrange everything ______ while the fire was getting national ______. In the first couple of days, Sean’s page got 2,000 likes. Today it has more than 27,000 likes.

When Sean’s family drove his ashes 500 miles from Prescott, Arizona, to his ______ in Santa Ynez, California, firefighters had been standing on every highway overpass (立交桥).

I was surprised at how much it ______ me to see that other people cared. Strangers were sending Facebook messages,______ baby clothes to Amanda and we’ve ______ about $ 10,000 for his son’s education. One post is from a little boy in Nevada who said, when he ______ he wants to be a firefighter. It ______ touched me. People posted messages about what a hero Sean was and they were right. There is a lot of ______ on that Facebook page. I ______ one day, when Sean’s son, Sean Jaxon, is ______ enough, he will see how ______ his father was through this page.

During moments when I miss Sean, I visit the ______, and it makes me smile. On my birthday or his birthday or some ______ date, I’ll read the messages and look at the photos that people have posted. It s a way for me to keep his memory ______.

【推荐2】A Different Perspective

When my daughter Adrienne was twelve years old, she took a(n)___________class. She informed me that real_________use black-and-white film. I agreed. We bought some film and she decided to take pictures___________the St. Louis’ Gateway Arch(拱门).

The day was cloudy. I recommended we wait for sunshine, ___________she thought the light best for the photograph she expected. The minute we got to the___________, Adrienne walked up to one of the massive triangular legs, arched(拱起) her entire body backwards against it, arms stretched overhead, and pointed her___________straight up at one side of the arch.

I said in my most caring, motherly voice, “Honey, you need to___________and get the entire arch in the picture.”

_________who has ever seen a photo of an arch knows what I mean. “It won’t make___________if you can’t see the entire thing,” I said.

“No, I want to do it this way,” she insisted. I thought, okay, we’ll waste a little money on film and____________, but she’ll learn her lesson.

It____________I learnt the lesson. Seven years later, Adrienne won a scholarship from the San Francisco Art Institute, became an intern(实习生) at the Center for Creative Photography, and had a(n)____________at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. People____________her photographs because she had a unique vision—a vision that____________her at twelve to photograph the Gateway Arch from an angle that I thought would never____________.

【推荐3】An old woman was sitting outside an ice-cream shop with dirty clothes and rough hair.She____and walked,but it seemed quite____,her legs shivering（颤抖）and her eyes showing deep sorrow of being left alone and homeless.

I didn't____an ice cream,so I was outside the shop,____her,while my family went in.Her legs were weak.I saw her difficulties and came up to her with 10 dollars in my____and handed it over to her.She was so____and started blessing me instantly.

I wanted to talk with her as that seemed very important____.I asked her about her____.She said there was no one,and that all died one by one,with tears in her eyes.

"Where does she live?"I____.The response was quite____.I noticed her “luggage”,two plastic bags,containing her____.At this point,I gave her my____,thin stole（披肩）.It was bright yellow and looked new.

But she was not ready to accept____.She was worried about my feeling cold for few minutes before I got home. She finally____the stole and covered herself,when I insisted.She was____me even more.I checked my bag and kept giving anything that I thought she could use.How grateful she was!At this moment,I saw change in her____state of mind.By this time,she seemed calm and____.And so did I.

The look of____and hopelessness was transformed.She looked at the people who passed by us with more____in that moment.

I realized it was my small kind act____had counted a lot to the old woman.