【推荐2】13-year-old Rylee Stuart was digging into her packet of Doritos when she came across a very rare puff chip (炸薯条) that changed her life. Rylee, instead of eating the chip ________, decided to share her find with her internet friends—asking them what’s the right way to eat this chip. The Tik-Tok video of the chip went viral with recording 6million ________ and suggestions came pouring in with people asking her to put this chip on E-bay to see how much the chip will ________ for. The teen took the ________ seriously and did ________ just that—shared the picture of her ________ chip on E-bay.

Before her listing (产品页面) was ________, it fetched the bid (竞价) of around $l00, 000. But that’s not it; the listing and the viral Tik-Tok video caught the ________ of Doritos Chief Marketing Officer Vandita Pandey.

Rylee would never have ________ that a simple Tik-Tok video would turn her into an ________ celebrity. Besides gaining ________ on the internet—Rylee also caught the eye of Doritos Chief Marketing Officer Vandita Pandey. In an interview, Vandita mentioned how they had been ________ the story of the young Miss Stuart and loved her entrepreneurial (企业家的) ________, They ________ gave her $20, 000 as a reward for having such keen ________ skills.

【推荐3】Dressed in a kachhad, a traditional Nepalese clothes, Umesh Balal walked into his meetings at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) on climate change in Dubai with a sense of determination.

Balal, who has physical disability, was there to publicly _________ inclusion of disability rights in the climate change conference, an aspect that he said has long been _________ by organizers of the world’s largest annual meeting on climate issues.

As a student, Balal was _________ about science and involved himself in research on environmental science. Those were his first few interactions that _________ the climate related issues to him. Being from a mountainous region, Balal _________ more about how climate change had _________ people there, which led him to develop climate anxiety.

The more Balan _________ himself to climate science, the more he learned about the impact of climate change. People with more resources have better chances of _________ the climate crisis. But the less developed countries, for the _________ communities, usually don’t have the same opportunities, which will push them further into the __________

And it is even harder for people with __________. Many people with disabilities in Nepal don’t have __________ to proper education or opportunities for growth. As a result, they aren’t able to advocate for their rights.   

In an interview, Balan said, “__________, I am honored that I come from a supportive family, where I had a chance of good education which __________ me to grow in life. This is what I __________for others, to change the way they live their lives.”

【推荐1】Brian, an artist, had just moved to Santa Ana. He would pass a homeless man on his way home from work. One day, when Brian was reading a book in his living room about the power of _______ in action, the homeless man passed by outside the window. A second later, he made a(n) _______. He was going to go outside and _______ himself.

In that first conversation, Brian learned that the man was Matt Faris, who ended up living on the street after his unsuccessful career in _______. Inspired by his personality and life story, Brian _______ a portrait (肖像画) of the man. Brian sold the portrait for a few thousand dollars and put it into a “love account” for his _______. He formed Faces of Santa Ana, a non-profit organization that _______ painting portraits of homeless members of the community. He then used the _______ to help people get back on their feet.

Many of Brian’s new friends used the donations to _______ immediate necessities — medical care, hotel rooms, and food. Faris used the fund from his portrait to record an album, ________ his musical dream. Kimberly, who had never financially ________ her daughter, used the money to pay her daughter’s rent. “When the check was ________, they both wept in my arms,” Brian recalls.

And there’s more to the finished ________ than the money they bring. He’s discovered that the buyers ________ to connect to the story of the person in the painting, finding similarities with someone they might have ________ overlooked.

【推荐2】Lexy and Austin Burke are familiar faces on TikTok. They are known for their_________, such as giving back to their community in Nashville. They were heading for lunch one day when a young boy_________them. In the middle of a heatwave, the boy was_________lemonade on the side of the road.

The couple_________knew in their hearts that the boy needed help. They told the boy, whose name is Niko, that they’d come back in one hour. They asked him to_________them and promised him it would be_________. Without knowing a thing about them, he_________. The couple were so_________by what they saw and posted his video on their “Venmo Challenge” on TikTok, where Lexy's_________send money to her Venmo account. She uses this money to__________servers and film their__________. This time, they wanted to help the boy, who didn't__________ the extreme heat of the sun to make some money.

In just 2 hours, the couple__________$1,100 in total. They wanted to surprise Niko with their__________gift. When the couple came back to buy the boy’s lemonade, Lexy asked Niko if he was trying to collect money for anything. He said he was on a soccer team and that they were__________to compete in Portugal.__________, Niko’s family did not have a lot of money so he thought of setting up a lemonade stand.

The couple bought three-dollar lemonade from Niko and he was so__________when they gave him a $1,100 tip. Niko could not believe his__________.“You guys just helped me go to Portugal,” he said.

Austin__________, “Seeing how hard this kid was working in such hot weather is a type of work lesson you can't teach. Niko is an extraordinarily special kid with big__________and that’s something Lexy and I understand all too well.”