【推荐1】Because of the COVID outbreak, zoos and wildlife parks around the world have closed their doors to visitors. At Australian's Dreamworld, almost all of its 1,000 staff (职员)are off work and staying at home. B    1     nine tiger carers (看护者)have remained. They play with the park's tigers to keep them from feeling l    2    .

Dreamworld's tiger carers know from experience how i    3     it is to keep playing with their tigers. The park once closed in 2016 after an accident. Its carers d    4     that without crowds(人群),their tigers showed symptoms of depression(沮丧).

This time around, Tiger Island's manager Partrick said every effort was being made to     5    sure the big cats were happy.

Partrick has been part of Tiger Island since it was created in 1995. He has t    6     care of many of the tigers for their whole lives.

Recently, people all over the world are feeling a bit sad, the tiger carer said. But our tigers are doing r    7     well.

The tiger carers are putting on performances(表演) with tigers, a    8     there are no visitors. They are still taking the big cats for walks. As the park is closed, they have been taking. The tigers seem to enjoy the c    9     to explore a bit further.

Before opening their doors to visitors again, many zoos and wildlife parks have set u    10     cameras around the animals. People can easily check in on their favorite animals from home.

Yesterday we visited a nature（自然）museum with my classmates. And I learnt a lot of amazing f    1     about man and animals. I am i    2     in some stories and fond of some animals.

Do you know how much TV you w    3     in your life? A man watches TV for about 2,900 hours. This means you sit in f    4     of a TV for 8 years. Do you know how long your hair can be if you don’t cut it? It can be 9 meters l    5    .

I don’t like camels before. But now I know they have some amazing abilities. Camels can run over 15 meters in a second and they can keep walking for days w    6     having any food or drinks.

I think we should be kind to animals. I d    7     to be an animal lover from then on. And I also want to be a scientist when I g    8     up. It will be great to study animals and do s    9       for them. Let’s work hard to make the world a b    10     place for both man and animals.

【推荐2】A little girl thought she was not as beautiful as other girls, and nobody liked her. So she was always unhappy and didn’t like to talk to others. However, one day, her mother gave her     1     beautiful hair clip（发卡）. When she wore it, she looked much     2     （pretty）than before. She decided to wear it to school.

On her way to school, she found that everyone who     3     （see）her smiled at her. Most of her     4     （schoolmate）said hello to her, and this was the     5     （one）time they did so. She thought that the beautiful hair clip had brought     6     （she）them.

In the evening she went back home     7     （happy）, her mother asked her, “Did you know you     8     （drop）your hair clip? I found it by the door this morning”.

She understood that she hadn’t worn the hair clip to school at all.

It is not important     9     we wear or how we look. The most important is how we think     10     ourselves.

My local supermarket is always busy. The     1     (one) parking space I found was convenient (便利的), but I noticed a woman in a blue car circling for a while.     2     I was in a good mood, I let her have it. On the edge (边缘) of the car park I found another parking space and drove in—it was a close fit.

There were too many people in the supermarket, so I made my way through it and was back in the fresh air     3     (quick). Feeling good, I emptied my purse change into the hands of a homeless man and helped     4     elderly woman reverse park (倒车).

Just as I arrived at my car, I saw the woman who I’d let have my parking space earlier. She was giving me a strange look—half surprised, half intent (热切的). I smiled and wished her a     5     (please) day. As I got into my car, she walked closer. “Hello,” she said, “This might sound crazy but I was on my way to the charity bins     6     (drop) some of my mother’s things off. You are just     7     her so much. You helped those people, I noticed, and you seemed so happy. My mother always did that too.” She looked at me meaningfully and     8     (pass) a box in through the window. “I think my mother would like you to have it.” In great surprise, I took it from her. She smiled and walked away.

After a while, I opened the box. Inside was a beautiful gold necklace. It was     9     (nice) gift I had ever received, and it was from a complete stranger. The necklace was around my neck, a warm reminder of     10     (kind).