【推荐2】Once a farmer bought a well (井) from a man . The next day when the farmer went to draw the water from the well, the man did not________him to do that . He said , “I have________you the well. Not the water.”

The farmer became very________and came to the court (法庭). He________everything to the judge and asked for justice (正义).

The judge didn’t know how to deal with it. So he called a wise man named Birbal and handed over this ________ to him. Birbal met the man who sold the well to the farmer . Birbal asked, “________don’t you let the farmer use the water of the well? You have sold the well to him.” The man replied , “I sold the well to him, not the water. He has no ________to draw the water.”

Then Birbal smiled and said to him, “Good, but look, ________ you have sold the well to the farmer and you say the water is yours, then you have no right to keep your water in the farmer’s well. So you should pay rent to the farmer to keep your water in the well, or you should take the water out of his well ________”

The man understood that his trick ________. His face turned red and he ran away in shame.

【推荐3】Driving on a freezing morning, I passed a teenager with just a shirt and a cardboard with “ANYTHING HELPS” on it. This teenager was visibly _________. Remembering that there was an old blanket in my car. I stopped in _________, asked him if he needed a blanket and he _________ his head. So I handed him the blanket and slid back into my _________ car with my heated driver’s seat. I will never forget the look of _________ on his face.

I wondered how many homeless youths were _________ on the streets at that very moment. My family lived on a(n) _________ income, but my parents always taught me to give what I had. In that moment “The Blanket Project” was born.

I visited my parents at the retirement center and talked with the director _________ making blankets and scarves for the homeless. She loved the _________ and said the seniors wanted to help and be __________ in meaningful projects that weren’t complicated and could be __________ completed. Later on, the project __________ and more and more people became involved in it. One day, I was looking for places to __________ our scarves and was talking to a teacher whose students were from very-low-income homes. I asked her __________ she thought her students needed the scarves. She answered, “Yes, but let’s have them __________ some. The students could make a blanket or scarf to __________. ” Then the students worked in teams and made lots of scarves and blankets for a women’s homeless shelter.

When the students __________ me with their scarves and blankets, they were very __________ of what they had produced. I told them that everyone can make a(n)__________, no matter how much money they had. The __________ was dozens of proud smiles on the faces of the students who knew they had helped keep someone a little warmer and made the world a little better.

【推荐2】The very unusual series of events finished as Sondrup was heading home from an extended work shift. She had just completed her fourth continuous night shift, and _________ was coming over her. Little did she know that July 26, 2023, would become a day unforgettable in her _________.

While driving home, Sondrup _________ a truck had overturned on State Route 143 near Sky Harbour, with a man _________ inside. Despite her tiredness, she made an inspiration—of-the-moment decision to help.

“It’s _________, but there were so many reasons that led me to that fine moment,” recalled Sondrup. “_________, I wouldn’t have been there.”

Under what she described as a turn of fate (命运), Sondrup _________, joined by a couple of other individuals who happened to be passing by. With unquestionable timing, no other cars were on the road, allowing her to cross over safely and reach the _________ scene.

Sondrup courageously _________ under the truck to check the injured man. In an act of __________, she used a bystander’s belt as a makeshift tourniquet (止血带) to stop the bleeding. Months have passed since that fateful day, and on October 18, the Phoenix Fire Department __________ Sondrup for her life-saving actions.

“I really feel that my guiding __________ led me to that very moment,” she told Fox 10Phoenix. “I’m not without imperfections, but I believe that at that __________ moment, I received a guiding premonition (预感).”

The man Sondrup rescued recently reached out to express his __________ for the second chance at life. “I wish him nothing but the best,” Sondrup said. “I hope he experiences a new __________ and a future filled with success.”

【推荐1】While there isn’t anything unusual about an 8-year-old wanting a pet dog, the extremes to which Jenna Bates was willing to go make her special.

“My dad didn’t _________ a dog, so I had to do something super hard to get one,” she said. “I offered him a _________. I’d quit sugar for a year, and he would reward(奖赏) my strong will with the _________ of my dreams.”

“I accepted the deal, but I thought, ‘Oh, she’ll never _________ it,’” Jenna’s dad said.

Jenna started her first day of the deal with confidence. “And then I looked at my _________ meal, and then I looked at my normal (通常的) meal, and I thought, ‘Oh, what did I do?’” she said. “But then, I thought, ‘I can _________ it for my dog!’”

By the time she got home, she’d almost decided to give up the deal.

“The first night, I thought, ‘It’s _________ for me to do this. Tomorrow I’m probably going to _________ ,’” she said. “But then the next day, I decided, ‘I’ll just try it _________ today.’ And then that kept repeating over and over until I decided, ‘OK, I’m going to do it.’”

When the class had doughnut (甜甜圈) day, Jenna __________ her sugar-free biscuits. Her friends __________ she could eat some sugar at school and her parents would never __________. But Jenna said she didn’t even __________ it.

“That wouldn’t be fair,” she said. Instead, she __________ her new way of living so completely that she has no plans to give it up—even though she now __________ the dog she’s always wanted.