【推荐1】The 11-year-old Freddy was chasing a rabbit on Monday when he got trapped down a narrow hole in Blackroot Pool, West Midlands. His ________ Richard Hill said he could hear Freddy’s whimpers (呜咽) underground but was unable to ________ him. The 55-year-old man ________ gave up searching for him when it got dark. “I really thought I had ________ Freddy for the very last time,” said Hill.

But Hill ________ on Tuesday morning and decided to call 999 after he could hear Freddy’s cries for help. Freddy had already been ________ for 24 hours by that time. The West Midlands Fire and Rescue Service found them after Hill used an app on his phone to help firefighters find Freddy’s exact ________. Crews used cameras and listening equipment on their mission to find the ________ dog, and eventually dug a 6-ft by 9-ft hole.

________, after two hours’ digging, firefighters ________ the exhausted Freddy, who “ran out of the hole as they got closer to him”. “I have to say a huge thank-you to the firefighters.” says Hill. “It was just ________ when he ran out of the hole after the ________, it was just like nothing had happened.” Freddy is still showing an orange color after being ________ with the clay soil.

According to the ________ owner the 4-legged adventurer will “definitely be staying on the ________ the next time we go out for a walk.”

【推荐3】Several years ago, Kristi Callaway found out that her husband’s kidney (肾) was becoming weak. However, instead of waiting for a _________ kidney donor (捐献者) for her husband, Kristi took matters into her own hands. She took a photo of her family, with her older daughter _________ a sign that said “Our Daddy needs a kidney!” Kristi created a Facebook page to _________ the photo, and the _________ spread rapidly online,

When a _________ more than 900 miles away saw the photo, he took _________ action and called Kristi quickly. He took tests which revealed that he was a(n) _________, so the man donated his kidney to Kristi’s husband _________, just ten weeks after Kristi’s call on social media.

Seeing how social media _________ the process, Kristi __________ if she could help other people in need of a(n)   __________. So she decided to use her own Facebook page to have a try. People can now post their own kidney needs on the page. The photos contain people’s __________, and the descriptions give them a chance to tell their stories. So far, Kristi’s page has saved at least 23 people by __________ donors to those __________.

Kristi’s mother had been __________ to find out if she could give her kidney to her son-in-law or someone else, but neither was a match. Then Debra Phillips, who’d been on kidney dialysis (透析) for almost two years, __________ her story to the Facebook page. It __________ that the women were a match. __________ by these successful cases, Kristi __________ even more people to donate healthy kidneys. “If anyone out there can help change someone’s __________ life, I hope they will go into action,” Kristi said.

【推荐1】A winter morning I went to a local drive-in restaurant to pick up breakfast for my son.

As I _________ the drive-in restaurant I saw an old ragged man _________ on the sidewalk quietly, with no shoes, no socks, just _________ feet. A woman was offering him some _________. After receiving my son’s food I _________ around to the parking lot close to where the man was. A couple weeks ago, I had _________ a bag for a homeless man I had seen down by the beach, but I had not seen him again, so I didn’t _________ the bag. It had a blanket, clean shirts and socks, some snacks and baby wipes. I knew the bag I packed was _________ for this old man.

I got out of my car and _________ him the bag. He was nearly in __________ and thanked me so much. He was so moved and happy. The woman who offered him food thanked me and asked my name. I __________ myself as Leann, which happened to be the name of her daughter who is now in heaven, and she asked to give me a big __________. She told me I was an angel and James, the homeless fellow __________.

I am not an angel, just a person who has been through something __________ before and know what it was like. It’s always good to show __________ and offer help to others.

【推荐2】Many years ago, a teenage boy named David arrived at a children’s institution in England. He was referred to me, a(n) _______, by his head teacher. David had lost both his parents and was understandably sad and _______. I met with him twice, but he _______ silent.

I recognized the limitations of psychology in _______ his deep pain but found that empathetic listening and shared activities like chess provided a safe space for David to _______. So we played every Wednesday afternoon in _______ and without any eye contact . I _______ to ensure he won once or twice, providing a sense of _______ and success.

Gradually, David began to _______. He arrived early and ________ participated in setting up the chessboard. It seemed as if he enjoyed my ________. I thought David needed someone to share his pain with, and he sensed my respect for his ________. Months later, I watched David ________ over the chessboard. Suddenly, he looked up at me and said, “Your ________.” After that, he started talking and making friends. He wrote to me about his bike rides and plans to get into university. Later, he really started living his own life.

David showed me how one can reach out to another person without ________, just with a hug, a shoulder to cry on, or an ear that listens.

【推荐3】In 2014, Trieste Belmont was struggling with hardships. She had just gone through something _________. Her grandmother recently passed away. It felt like nothing was going right. Around that time, Belmont was teaching a dance class. She didn’t have a driver’s license and depended on friends and family to _________ her rides to and from work. But one day, her ride didn’t _________.

“I waited for about an hour and they never came. So, I decided to just _________ home,” Belmont said. The way that she took home _________ a high bridge. When she got there, she decided to stop walking. “I was just having one of the worst days of my life. And I was looking down at the _________, just feeling so _________ and like such a burden (负担) to everyone in my life,” Belmont remembered. But right at that moment, a person in a car behind her shouted, “Don’t jump!”

“The _________ just changed everything for me,” she said. “Having a _________ care about me in my hard time brought warm feelings to my heart and it __________ my life.” Soon after that experience, Belmont decided to __________ support. With the help of her family and friends, her mental (精神的) health has since __________ improved. And that moment still remains in her life, __________ her to move in a whole new direction.

“Something that I __________ is that even if something’s not a __________ moment in your life, just the small gesture (举动) that you can make for other people really makes a difference,” Belmont said.