My daughter Mary is seven. She has had all kinds of soft toys since she was a（n）________. She plays with the toys almost every day.

Mary had a bad habit. She often left her toys ________. This gave me much trouble in picking them up and putting them in their ________ places.

One day, Mary and I went out into our garden to ________ an hour in the fresh air. I took my work with me. Mary ran about and played with Dash, her pet dog, and was having ________.

Then, in a corner of the garden, Mary saw her favorite toy bear, dirty and ________. She knew that Dash did this. She got angry and showed the toy bear to me.

I asked, “You left the toy bear outside in the garden last time, right?”

Mary had to answer, “Yes, Mom.”

“So you shouldn’t blame（责备）the dog. I hope this will teach you a ________. That is, always ________ your toys when you have finished playing with them.”

“I will try _______ best,” said Mary. “OK, then I’ll mend（修补）the toy bear as ________ as I can.”

Hearing this, Mary smiled widely.

A video about a 96-year-old granny online has inspired (鼓舞) many people because of her quick movements,     46     thinking and the way she lives her life to     47     full every day.

The granny from Zhengzhou, Henan Province, comes out to set up a snack stall (小吃摊) at 11 p. m. and closes it up at 5 a. m. the next morning, and then     48     to a market to buy vegetables for her snack business. She usually rests in the afternoon at home and then continues to work in the evening. She has     49     doing this for more than 30 years.

When people ask why she spends so much energy     50     a night business, the granny says she likes to keep herself busy and prefers to do something     51    . Her children tried to persuade (劝说) her to stop, but she refused, saying she found pleasure in it.

The granny says nothing is easy in the world, but that she     52     no expectations (期望) about how much money she can make from her business. “When more people buy my snacks, I make more money, and when     53     people buy them, I make less money. This is what business is all about,” she said.

People say the granny is even more hard-working than many young people.     54    , the granny says modestly (谦虚地) that young people are busy achieving their     55    , and elderly people should learn from them instead.