Three tourists who     1     (find)scrawling(乱涂)on the wall of Badaling section of the Great Wall were detained(拘留)and fined last Sunday，the police announced.A video     2    (post)online shows three tourists，two women and a man，are scrawling on the wall of Badaling section of the Great Wall，     3    world-famous scenic spot and the nation's key cultural relic protection site，at around 1 pm.

A preliminary(初步的)judgment of the investigation showed that the three tourists     4    (use)keys，wires or other objects with sharp points to scrawl their names on the wall.The management department cooperated with the local police in conducting the investigation.According to the law，behavior of carving，scrawling or any other measures to damage cultural relics and     5     (history)places of interests on purpose will result in warnings     6     fines 200 yuan or below.In serious       7     (circumstance)，the offenders shall be detained for 5 to10 days and fined between 200 yuan and 500 yuan.

Many Chinese netizens criticized their behavior on the Internet by ridiculing that they seemed     8     (carve)their names on tombstones.Others believed such behavior should be     9    (severe)punished with prison sentences.A netizen commented，“Their names will be thought of       10     a symbol of bad behaviour”.

After visiting Andalucia in southern Spain, we went back to Malaga     1    (return) our car to a car rental company.

We could see the car rental company’s sign,     2     we couldn’t find the entrance to the parking lot itself. After almost an hour of     3    (drive) around the place, we stopped the car and asked     4     passer-by if he could help us.

Instead of just giving us directions, the man     5    (name) Javier was willing to get in the car to show us exactly where to go. After leading us to the right place, he     6    (stay) with us to see that everything was fine, and as if that wasn’t enough, he also invited us to go with him to one of the most famous local     7    (restaurant) in Malaga. He bought us drinks and a plate of mini-sandwiches     8     were so delicious that I still remembered how they tasted.

Although he     9    (clear) had other things to do, he still spent about two or three hours     10     us. I’ve met many kind people in Spain, but Javier, in particular, will stay in my memory forever.

On Nov.30 1835, Samuel Clemens was welcomed into the world. Little did his parents know, their son Samuel would one day     1     (know) as Mark Twain — one of the most     2     (fame) writers in America. In 1839, the Clemens family moved several     3     (mile) east to the town of Hannibal,     4     was a growing port city that     5     (lie) along the bank of the Mississippi. Samuel’s father was a judge and he built two-story frame house. As a youngster, Samuel was kept indoors because of poor health. However,     6     the age of 19, he seemed to recover and joined     7     rest of children in the town outside. He then attended a private school in Hannibal.     8     (unfortunate), his father died of illness when Samuel was 12. Later, Samuel left school and     9     (become) a printer and editorial assistant. It was then that young Samuel found he enjoyed     10     (write).