There were twenty-two children in Wilma Rudolph's family, and she was the    1    (twenty) child. As a little girl, Wilma had many illnesses.    2    fact, she spent most of her early childhood    3    (lie) in bed. When she was four years old, she was diagnosed (诊断) with a disease    4    can affect the muscles. Doctor said that Wilma would never walk. However, Wilma's large, caring family helped and encouraged her. Every week, her mother    5    (take) her on a long trip to a hospital for medical treatment. Suffering from the disease, Wilma herself was determined and never gave up. And    6    (final) one day she removed her wheelchair and started walking.

Wilma not only learned to walk, she also learned to run-and to run fast. She ran so fast that at the 1960 Rome Olympics Games, she became the    7    (fast) woman in the world and the first American woman    8    (win) three gold medals at one Olympics.

Wilma said that it was most important to be    9    (you) and believe in what you can do. And it is not what happens to you that matters,    10    how you respond to what happens.

Christopher Reeve was born on 25 September, 1952 in New York. Reeve     1    (star) in four Superman films from 1978 to 1987. He spent his spare time    2    (visit) sick children in hospitals and doing many other good things, and soon gained a reputation. However, while he was riding a horse, he fell off the horse and broke his neck. His    3    (injury) were so severe that he had no movement or feeling in his body at all. Due    4    the support of his wife, family and friends, he found the will to live again. In order to recover    5    (quick), he engaged in a range of exercises designed    6    (rebuild) muscle, and made     7    (remark) progress. Shortly after, he managed to return to his film career. He also wrote a biography and returned to his charity work.     8    (he) positive attitude inspired many people     9     were stuck in illness. He will     10    (remember) as a superhero forever.

Ghanim Al-Muftah, ambassador of Qatar World Cup, was born with a rare condition known as Caudal Regression Syndrome(CRS). That is, the disease causes its patients to be born without the lower half of the body. One would expect Ghanim to use a wheelchair     1    (natural), but he insists on     2    (move) around on his hands. He believes that he should make use of everything he is blessed with,    3     encourages us to live life positively.

Ghanim     4    (encounter) all kinds of challenges up to now in his life, especially extensive medical interventions and surgery. But he has a firm belief that with faith,     5    (commit) and hard work he will be free to accomplish his ambitions.

Despite his disability, Ghanim has overcome extreme     6    (difficulty) with positivity and leadership, and this is what makes him     7     exceptional figure.    8     surprises the whole world is that he is now leading a wonderful life despite his disability. His story is really     9     (inspire). He is an excellent individual of today’s youth and an advocate for     10     (disable) people across the world.