【推荐1】A Saturday morning, we noticed a handful of soft brown curly hairs on Rosie’s pillow. Was she _______ about her new school life? Or unsuitable shampoo? We _______ it with another brand, but Monday morning brought twice as many curls. Sadly, by Thursday, Rosie’s hair was all _______ .

Having undergone a series of examinations, Rosie was diagnosed (诊断) with Alopecia, an immunity _______ causing the hair to fall out. In the following months we had to rely on hats to protect Rosie from _______ stares and in the meantime, we looked for answers from books and searched the Internet for _______ and success stories. After trying countless treatments, and even a stress-reducing lifestyle change, nothing _______ though.

The next few months were filled with ups and downs. When Rosie asked why other children were _______ we’d explain they were simply curious and then quickly took her away. _______ the unwelcome attention began to seem natural. We stopped ________ the stares and decided to embrace them. When asked about her hair, Rosie would ________ give creative, witty answers: “My hair is on vacation.” Other days she would get right to the point, “I’m ________ bald (秃的) and I have Alopecia.”

Instead of focusing on ________ her baldness, we finally came up with some friendly rules — “Operation SPIRIT.” Facing stares from other children, Rosie has learned Smile, Pride, Introducing herself, Raising ________ by sharing her story, Inquiring what makes them unique and Thankfulness.

These days, if you happen to look in our direction, you’ll see a beautiful little bald girl who ________ what she lacks in hair with SPIRIT.

【推荐1】I was a stay-at-home dad, which gave me plenty of time to cook. Ever since I was a kid, cooking had been one of my _________. My dad had given me some great advice. “If you’re gonna cook,” he began, “you might as well make sure it ‘s tasty.” So with that _________, I’d set about making each dish as _________   as I could. I figured that if something looked and _________ good then, chances were, it would taste great too.

One day, I was on the Internet when I noticed my best friend, Dave had _________, a video of him cooking. He was _________ with The Fathering Project, a non-profit organization that helped men be the best dads they could. “We’re always looking for content,” he said. “Can you _________ your videos with us?” I was more than happy to _________ other fathers to get into the kitchen. So I started to _________   videos of my cooking. I also gave viewers plenty of ____________. “The kitchen can be a place to ____________     with others,” I told them. My son and daughter helped me with washing and cutting, but most importantly, we all shared a ____________ with each other.

My videos grew so ____________ that dads around the country were setting out for my suggestions. It’s been an enormous ____________ to transform my enthusiasm into something that’s helping others. I hope my videos will keep giving dads a taste of the ____________ cooking brings to our lives.

【推荐3】I was struggling earlier in the year, even though I’m a(n) _______ person by nature. The entire world seemed to have come to a stop all of a sudden. I was _______ with worry about my family and paying the bills, and whether life would ever be the same again.

Then, one evening I went outside and _______. The sky was dark and the stars were shining so brightly that I almost held my breath. As I stood under that splendid ceiling, I was filled with _______.

I really wanted to find out more about them. Suddenly, I remembered I’d _______ an app on my phone a couple of months earlier, which _______ all the stars and planets. Together with my daughters, I raced to the upstairs, where we had a perfect _______ of the night sky. Using the app, we were excited to _______ that bright white star hanging over the horizon was Venus. Then we looked past Betelguese, a dying red supergiant star 700 times the size of Earth, and many more. _______, the world no longer seemed like an unfamiliar place. It __________ me that the Earth had been around for 4. 5 billion years and had experienced things much more __________. That realization __________ brought my worries into a much broader perspective (眼界).

Plus, that twinkling night sky was just so beautiful — I felt happier and calmer just looking at it. It became our __________ to sit at the window every evening, gazing at the stars. Not only did it help us __________ the reality, but for half an hour each day we got to __________ outside our four walls.

【推荐2】Archer Calder is a 16-year-old school student from Utah. His sister is 14-year-old Della, who has a disease that makes her unable to_________.

In 2020, Archer was _________ online for an app that might help Della _________ her needs, wants, likes and dislikes. “It’s always been my _________ to be able to communicate with her the way I would with anybody else,” he said.

But the result is _________. The related apps were greatly expensive, and didn’t_________ everything he was looking for. So he decided to make his own app, completely open and free. That’s_________ Freespeech was born.

Freespeech helps people communicate by enabling them to press buttons that _________ words. Users can string together sentences by pressing many buttons_________. The app opens up a whole new world of communication for people who are __________ to talk.

“It was__________ growing up with a brother or sister that you couldn’t talk with,” Archer explained. “For the first time I was able to__________ with my sister because of this app, kind of like I would communicate with anybody else. It was kind of a special__________ that I had never experienced before.”

__________, Freespeech app still had some disadvantages, so Archer __________ other programmers for help by making the source code __________. He first put it on TikTok, and the reaction was so __________ that he shared it on GiHub, where experienced programmers helped upgrade it.

Archer says __________ Freespeech only helps one person, his sister, all the time and effort he put in was __________. Somehow, the public have a feeling that Archer’s app is going to help far__________ just one person.

【推荐3】Brady Campbell, 6, of Stapleton, Colorado has been selling lemonade (柠檬水) outside his home. Much to his buyers’ surprise, they learned he’s doing it to ______ money so he can take his ______ on a date. The young gentleman, who has lost his dad to cancer (癌症), has since ______ the hearts of many in the community.

This 6-year-old kid recently got lots of ______ and respect not only from his local ______ but also from netizens (网友) everywhere. So what makes Brady so ______?

According to a report, the little boy, like most kids his age, is ______ lemonade outside their home. His purpose for selling the summer drink, ______, is what makes him different from other children—he’s in fact ______ to raise some money so he can go out on a date with his mother.

A police officer ______ a cup of fresh lemonade from Brady and later ______ about his story. Soon after, this customer used his radio to get in touch with his workmates in the area, ______ them about Brady. Because of that ______, news spread at once.

Members of the community also showed their ______ for Brady’s money-raising project and he has become a hit after his ______ caught the attention of several news stations and many netizens.