【推荐2】When Jackelyn Kastanis found out her childhood best friend, Brooke, had cancer, she dropped everything to be by her side. She not only stayed with her in the _________, she also tried to help her feel normal and give her a sense of _________.

“She was told at 27 years old she had a year to _________. Once I found out she was very sick I came home and I _________ residence with her in her hospital room,” Kastanis told CBS News. “I brought hair and make-up and tried anything to _________ her spirits. And she, believe it or not, changed _________.”

Jackelyn wanted to find a way to copy the _________ for other women who are battling cancer. So, she set up her nonprofit Simply From The Heart and started visiting hospitals with _________ to give beauty products and makeovers to the women.

Jackelyn and the volunteers _________ “glam boxes” with 30 beauty products, __________ by individuals and corporations, and take them to the women in the hospital. Since 2014, they have __________ the lives of more than 5,000 patients. Medicine and treatments help them __________, but friendship and kindness help regain the hope of life.

“One patient, I remember her __________, ‘These girls cured me in a way the __________ could not,’” said Jackelyn. “You know, we have our doctors and they keep us alive. But __________, we all want our souls to feel sparked up to get us through.”

【推荐3】Izzi Dymalovski is a young girl from Melbourne, Australia. At the early age of just eight, she asked her mother if she could use some of her skincare products to _______ makeup after her dance performance. Her mother said that the products were meant for adults _______ the chemicals they contained. They were not _______ for young girls who were still developing. Izzi’s mother _______ that she should use baby products in order to clean makeup. However, it was not satisfying to use baby products for young kids. Izzi was a bit _______.

Izzi’s mother gave a suggestion to her daughter: allow time and make a(n) _______ to create her own skincare products. The product formulas (配方) could be _______ using ingredients (成分) that were safe for kids.

Izzi immediately jumped into action and began working on the logo, brand, and even packaging _______. Then Izzi created a face wash, body wash and face moisturizer. At the age of thirteen, she _______ her own skincare line. Later, she became a young entrepreneur (企业家). By doing so, Izzi changed an unhappy experience into an amazing ________. At present, her ________ sell well online. Many teens want to ________ different jobs when possible. Instead of ________ the same summer job each year, try filling your time with other different work. If you’re really ________, try your hand at starting your own ________ and becoming a teen entrepreneur.

【推荐1】When Jackelyn Kastanis found out her best friend, Brooke, had cancer, she dropped everything to be by Brooke’s side. She not only stayed with Brooke in the hospital, but tried to give her a sense of_______.

Brooke was told at 27 years old that she had a year to live. Jackelyn took up residence with Brooke in the hospital room and found an atmosphere of sadness filled the room. Brooke looked rather upset and there was nothing to_______her to feel like herself and to feel pretty. _______, Jackelyn brought wig (假发) and makeup to lift Brooke’s spirits. The idea worked — Brooke started taking fewer painkillers and it changed her entire_______.

Encouraged by that, Jackelyn wanted to lighten the_______of other women battling against cancer. She thought when people are in hospital, they need some human_______. So she created a nonprofit organization called Simply from the Heart and started visiting hospitals with_______that she called “glam (富有魅力的) girls” to give beauty products to_______women and girls. They filled “glam boxes” with 30 beauty products,_______ by individuals and corporations, and took them to the hospital.

After a year and a half, Brooke unfortunately passed away, but Jackelyn ________to help make other women feel pretty and confident. So far they have________ thousands of “glam boxes” and have________the lives of more than 5,000 patients.

Medicine and treatments help people________, but friendship and kindness help reignite (重新点燃) the light within them.

“I remember one patient says, ‘These girls________me in a way the doctors could not.’ Her words mean a lot to us,” said Jackelyn. “We have doctors and they keep us alive. But ________, we all want our souls to feel lit up to get us through.”

【推荐2】One evening, it was raining and the wind was blowing_________.   An old couple came to an inn and prepared to put up for the night (投宿) there. A young man received them with open arms, but said, “I’m_________! Our guest rooms here are all_________ and the inns nearby are all full, too,_________there will be an important meeting to be held here tomorrow.”_________the young man’s words, the old couple felt very_________, and turned around to_________.Just as they were leaving, the young man came up to them and_________them, “Madam and sir, if you don’t_________, you can sleep in my__________for a night.”

The next evening, the old couple__________lots of money to give it to the young man, but he refused to take it. “No! You__________pay me any money, for I only lend my room to you,” said the young man with a__________on his face. “You’re great, young man! It’s very__________of you. Maybe one day, I’ll __________a hotel for you!” said the old man gratefully. With these words, the old couple left.

Gazing at their receding figures, the young man only laughed and went on working. Several years__________, the young man suddenly received a letter from the old couple,__________him to go to Manhattan (曼哈顿). The young man met the old couple in front of a luxury hotel (豪华饭店). “Do you still__________what I said to you several years ago? Look! This is the hotel__________I built for you!” said the old man.

Soon, the young man became the manager of the__________.

【推荐2】On sunny and warm days, I love to wander through high mountains. I also love it when fog goes down and _______ me in a state of quietness.

One day while I was visiting a mountaintop, the fog blew in. I was _______ because I’d gone there to take some photos and needed a clear shot of the mountains in the _______. Instead I was _______ the middle of a gray cloud. I carried my camera and made my _______ back to the car to wait, hoping the fog would _______.

As I sat there, I began to see things that I’d never _______ before. I spied an old tree with rough branches of interesting _______. I observed the cliffs behind me. All this new­to­me scenery _______ me back out of the car, and soon I was happily ________ a part of this landscape I’d never seen before.

As I ________ home, with a camera full of images and a heart full of ________ for the nature, I thought about what had happened.

The nature has used those times when everything around me seemed like ________ to show me things I wouldn’t have seen ________. I experienced that especially when my son was in the military. Often the weight of what he was facing covered me with ________. It was in those times that nature revealed itself most warmly.

【推荐3】It was the last day of the month-long summer camp. All the camp leaders and volunteers were preparing for the party that evening. Some were setting up chairs and tables outside, some were preparing water balloons for games we’d play later, and some were_________fruits.

A pastor（牧师）came to me,_________me a small broom and a dustpan, and asked me to sweep the gym. Alone. I had no_________. I was a team leader at camp, and this pastor was my employer. I put on as_________a face as I could and_________to sweep the floor. The whole situation felt so _________. I was angry.

During a_________between sweeps, I looked up. The same pastor who told me to sweep the gym was_________moving the speakers and cleaning the stage in the front of the gym. He worked alone, too. And I noticed the calmness and_________in his eyes as he worked.__________, my unhappiness left my heart, and in its place grew a sense of__________for what I saw in the pastor.

First, being a leader doesn’t mean doing all the fun things, all the time. It also means____________and hard work. To be a good leader, it means doing things one doesn’t really__________with a cheerful, genuine smile. Second, taking the time to think is________ to being a good leader. Without time for________, you might__________what’s more important. Third, however complex a task maybe, however long you have to work on it, you have to__________it. Cleaning the whole gym with a small broom seemed________. But I made it, one sweep at a time.

       I__________the pastor on my way to the garbage bin outside the gym. He looked up and smiled at me—and I smiled back. It was a tired smile, but it was a__________one.