John Keats was a     1     (gift) English poet. He was     2     (common) ranked as one of the most important poets in English literature. Though Keats was the     3    (young) of these poets, he died before the others. He suffered from tuberculosis (结核病) and died in Rome at the age of 25.

Keats’s father was Thomas Keats,     4     died in 1804. His mother died of tuberculosis in 1809. Young Keats began studying     5     (be) a doctor, though his interest in literature grew stronger     6     his interest in medicine. He became a friend and follower of the poet James Henry Leigh Hunt, and     7     (make) his first attempt to write his own poetry.

His long poems, Endymion and Hyperion, tell stories from ancient Greek mythology(神话). Many of his shorter poems are among the best known in English literature,     8     (include) the ballad La Belle Dame sans Merci.

Keats was     9     active letter writer throughout his life, like many people of his time.     10    (hundred) of his letters to friends and relatives have survived, and Keats is called one of the greatest writers in England.

Helen Keller was a special girl who couldn’t see or hear. Her behaviour was often    1    (bear)and she was stubborn and angry because she couldn’t speak, read     2    write at the age of 7.

Anne Sullivan     3    (bring)in to educate Helen. Her first goal was to stop Helen’s troublesome     4    (behave)and she also gave Helen lots of love. Anne’s technique was simple and straightforward. Then one day, Helen had a burst of understanding     5     her hand was put under the water: the movement of the fingers meant the cool water     6    (flow)over her hand. This precious knowledge gave her hope and joy. Finally, she got the world of words opened up to her.

At first, she was confused and     7    (disappoint). Gradually, but     8    (pain), Helen understood the meaning of “love” and “think”     9    the help of Miss Sullivan. She had a breakthrough while     10    (work)on a simple task.

On Friday, Eileen Gu, the 18-year-old freestyle skier, simply turned the halfpipe (U型池) course into her own     1     (person) playground in the final round of competition at the Beijing Winter Olympics.

She warmed up with a 93.25 on her first pass before going even     2     (high) and bigger 10 score a 95.25 on her second pass. She had such a big lead after two runs     3     she was able to stage a carefree celebratory run down the halfpipe. This was the sort of run Gu dreamed     4     : a playful picture-perfect run to draw a successful end to     5     contest.

“She’s really pushing the sport to a new level.” said British freestyler Zoe Atkin, who finished     6     (nine). “It’s really great to see and it’s so inspiring. It makes me     7     (want) to be a better skier. I think she’s     8     (amaze)for the sport.”

There’s been plenty of pressure and lots of attention on Gu and her Olympic     9     (perform). But it didn’t seem to bother her. Nothing has. She just went about her business of winning medals     10     enjoying the sport.

Su Bingtian, 32, set a new Asian record by clocking 9.83 seconds in the     1     (men) 100m semi-final in the Tokyo Olympics,     2     (become) the first Asian in the new era to qualify for the Olympic 100m final.

With regards to his success, Su believes Scientific training is     3    (extreme) important. “Scientific training requires you to do it right instead of doing it a lot. In that way, athletes can save more strength in training and recover     4     (fast),” said Su.

According to Su, he did not understand some of the moves coaches asked him to do at the beginning. It took him years     5     (realize) how to do stamina allocation (体力分配) on the field. Since 2017, Su     6     (practice) under the guidance of his American coach Randy,     7     analyzed (分析) Su’s condition based on “champion model” from the start before making arrangements     8     Su to work on. Su said that played     9     key role in the process of his making breakthrough.

When asked if there would be another “Su Bingtian” in the future, Su answered with     10     (confident), “People in the future can definitely do what I can do. I’m looking forward to seeing it. All records are to be broken.”