【推荐2】Creative Home Engineering is the world’s most famous company devoted to making hidden rooms and secret doors. From would-be superheroes, to wealthy businessmen looking for a(n) _________ space for their prized art collections, they all_________ this particular company when they want one of those fancy hidden doors that you see in the movies.

The_________ for Creative Home Engineering was born in 2003. At the time_________ Steve Humble was working as a mechanical engineer_________ surgical instruments for a medical device company. He had_________ been crazy about hidden doors and passageways, and that year he_________ he wanted one for himself. But he soon_________ there was no one to build it for him. “I was renting a_________ house with a bunch of my friends at the time, and we had some extra rooms that we weren’t using. I thought it would be fun to have a secret door like I had seen in the movies, __________ when I did a little research I was surprised to learn that there was no company anywhere that specialized in hidden passageways,” he__________. Soon after, to achieve his dream, Steve__________ his job and started building motorized secret passageways for people out of his parents’ garage in Arizona.

Humble got a special__________ for designing secret passageways from the government, and went on to__________ over 150 custom installations for clients all over the United States, before expanding globally. Today Creative Home Engineering is the world’s best designer and producer of motorized and high-security secret passageways, with a record of over 500__________ customers from all walks of life.

【推荐2】I signed up to volunteer at a local hospital last year. I knew the ________ would look good on my college applications.

On my first day, having been given a tour of the ________ and a tablet with maps and basic information, I was ________ to answer questions that came my way. I sent a few visitors in the wrong direction, but I did my best. It wasn’t a big ________ , and my second day there was much the same.

But on the third day, everything ________. I was in the middle of my ________ when I noticed a wheelchair speeding in my direction. The young boy sitting in it asked, “Who are you? You’re in my hospital and I don’t even ________ you!”

I introduced myself and ________ that I was new. David’s parents told me that he was there for his weekly check-up. David began to tell me about his medical ________, his favourite football player and other ________ of his life.

After David had gone to his ________ , one of the administrators ________ me and said, “That was ________. You were a different person when you were talking to him!” “We needed volunteers to work in the children’s department. And I think you’d be ________ at it,” she added.

This ________ my becoming a regular in the children’s department, and also to my decision to study medicine at university and become a paediatrician (儿科医生).

【推荐3】Chiara suffered a stroke when she was two years old. The disease led to her developing hemiplegia (偏瘫)—a condition that causes ________ on the right side of her body. As she grew up, she was always trying to ________ her disabled arm behind her back, afraid of receiving negative ________ from others.

But a(n)________—one she hadn’t intended to upload at first because it would ________ her arm to the public—started her journey towards becoming a video logger. “This is the only photo of me and my grandparents, who gave me the most ________ but had passed away. I really ________ the picture and decided not to hide it anymore. So I posted it online,” said Chiara. The ________ decision inspired her to share her experiences with the world.

“My ________ was always that I looked different, which was quite a hard thing to deal with,” she said. “Unexpectedly, ________ getting any unfriendly response—I got numerous ________ remarks on the contrary.”

Pretty soon, she was more than happy to share more about her life and even her ________ about how to live with only one hand as ________ as she could.

Now she has made videos for some charities to ________ life for those who are like her. She says, “People have said. ‘You’ve ________ me that my child can be dependent.’”

Looking back, Chiara said she’s really proud of how far she’s come.

【推荐3】“I just did what I should do.”

Ding Hui, a female Chinese ______ student who won the hearts of netizens after a ______ of her performing CPR (心肺复苏术) on an ______ stranger went viral online, reacted to the overwhelming support on social media ______ in an interview with Xinhuanet.

The college sophomore at Jinzhou Medical University was waiting for her ______ home at the Jinzhou South Railway Station in northeastern China’s Liaoning Province, when an 81-year-old man ______ on the platform shortly after he ______ the train.

She rushed to the ______ of the elderly man when she heard about the incident and performed CPR on him, which helped the man gradually regain ______. She also stayed with the man at the scene, until medics arrived, even though it meant she had to miss her train heading home.

To thank her, the son of the elderly man ______ to give her 2,000 Yuan(About 300 US Dollar), but Ding ______.

“If it weren’t for her, my dad would have been ______. She wouldn’t accept the money and wouldn’t leave her ______. We only found her again when the video was posted online.” The son said.

The video of the girl’s courageous act of kindness was posted on CCTV News and ______ by nearly 4,000 netizens and commented on by over 5,900 people on Weibo.

People are ______ their support in for the medical student’s courage for standing up for a stranger’s life, applauding that the girl not only is beautiful but kind.