【推荐2】Sports is important. One teenager has learned that sports can help a person overcome________in life, and now he wants to________others this lesson.

Khovan Hussein, an 18-year-old boy from England, suffered from autism (自闭症) at an early age. The other kids at school often________his difficulties in sports, as he had problems with his________skills. Things got so bad that when he was 14, his mother Shireen put him in a school that focused on supporting his specific needs. Around the same time, Hussein was________to the world of wrestling and his “obsession (痴迷)” soon proved to be________.

Hussein’s mother________him up for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ,巴西柔术) lessons because of his love of________. Despite his challenges, Hussein began to________. As he practised BJJ more with his coaches, he gained________. His motor skills and physical health improved, and his skills in the sports developed. After finding the________to join his first BJJ competition, he won a bronze medal.

“________has helped me, and I like helping people through sports, because it can make anyone, who’s really________, really outgoing and confident,” Hussein________. After winning several more________, Hussein began to________others in his school to join BJJ. His efforts paid off. He was able to find a part-time job at a local gym________, and began coaching other students in his school. He has also________a TikTok account to encourage other students around the world with________needs to engage in sports.

For his efforts, he________the 2022 Rotary Young Citizen Sporting Hero Award.

【推荐3】It seems that all kids need to be motivated to learn while some kids have to be tricked into learning.

I have taught students in high school for the last ten years. The first couple of years, I _______ as if I was knocking my head _______ a wall. No one cared about learning and much anger was _________. When I left school, I found my car with flat tires. I was still _______ not to give up. The next week, my car was covered with _______ that would not come off. This kind of behavior was _______ and common.

Then one day, I decided to motivate the kids. I made a _______ with the students that if everyone in the class _______ the semester with an 80 or better, I would _______ them to cover my car with as many eggs as they wanted to one day. If most of the class ________ a 90 or better, they could cut its tires ________ they turned into rubber bands. The students took up the ________ and left my car alone for the whole semester. They studied hard and helped each other to learn. The last day came, and to my excitement, my students ________ above 95 for the semester. Then the kids ________ twelve boxes of extra large eggs. Ten minutes later, the car was ________ trapped in eggs and the tires looked like rubber bands!

I thought it was ________. The kids learned, and I only had my car ________ twice a year. I’ve made this bet for the past ten years with no ________ and 100% success. The moral of the story is that you must find what motivates the students at all ________. I still drive my Camaro, and I’ve been never able to fully clean the eggs off. It’s a ________ of their success.

【推荐1】Zara Rutherford has set the world record as the youngest woman to fly alone around the world. The British-Belgian _________ started her trip worldwide on August 18, 2021.

The _________ was supposed to take three months. But bad weather and visa delays kept her grounded and _________ the trip by about two months. And then she started in Belgium and _________ west over Britain, Iceland, and Greenland. The path took her over Canada and the United States.

Rutherford couldn’t leave Alaska due to weather and visa delays. A winter storm forced another long _________ in Russia before she traveled to Korea, the Middle East, and _________ to Europe.

To meet the _________ for a round-the-world flight, Rutherford had to land on two points opposite each other on Earth: Jambi in Indonesia and Tumaco in Colombia. The last part of her trip had been _________ , for she had to deal with rain and snow. But she was happy to be _________ by the Belgian Air Force before landing, which she felt grateful for their company.

Rutherford has been __________ traveling in small planes with her parents since she was six. She gained her pilot’s license in 2020 and started flying herself at 14. She __________ being an astronaut and she hopes her trip will get more women __________ in science, technology, and aviation.

Rutherford said, “Boys are taught to choose their __________ as scientists, astronauts, CEOs or presidents. Girls are often __________ to be beautiful, kind, helpful and sweet. With my flight, I want to show young women that they can be __________ and make their dreams come true.”