【推荐1】Sandy and Candy lived with their mom. They are twin sisters. Their neighbor Mrs. Green lived upstairs(楼上). They often spent time with her.

One day in summer, Mrs. Green said her leg hurt a lot and couldn’t walk to the store. So she asked Sandy and Candy to buy ________. They agreed ________. Mrs. Green gave them money and a list of the food she needed. “She is a nice lady. ________ I was little, she often helped us. Our mom always thanked her for her help. Now we can do something ________ for her!” said Sandy.

Mom helped the kids ________ the food on the list. They ________ Mrs. Green’s food with the money she had given them. Later, Sandy and Candy took bags up to Mrs. Green’s home. “Thank you for what you did,” she said. “You’re so kind.”

Two weeks ________, Mrs. Green felt ________. One night, Sandy and Candy were ready for a short rest after working. Then the phone rang and Mom answered the phone right away. “Mrs. Green asked us to go upstairs,” said Mom.

Every child who had helped her was there. Cakes and ice-cream were on the table. “This is just like the time as I was a little ________,” said Mom. She smiled as she remembered her childhood(童年). “I felt happy with my helpful kids! It’s Mrs. Green that helps to ________ the best in them.”

【推荐3】Ian Kierman was born in Sydney, Australia, and _____________ near the sea. For more than 40 years, he raced in international sailing competitions.

In 1987, Kierman was competing in an around­the­world race when he began to________   the huge amount of rubbish in the world's oceans._______________he returned to Australia, he decided to do something about it.

He organized a community company called "Clean Up Sydney Harbour". On Sunday, January 8, 1989, more than 40, 000 volunteers came out to_______________away rubbish. The next year, Kierman made the clean­up a national event. It was a huge _______________ .Across Australia, about   300，000 people spent the day improving their local________________ .

Since then, "Clean Up Australia" has got ______________ every year. In 2002, for example, 800, 000 people cleaned up almost 15, 000 tons of rubbish from Australia's beaches, parks and streets.

Kierman was ________________ with the success of his project. In 2003, he started an even bigger program. With the help of the United Nations Environment Program, he introduced "Clean Up the World"， an international program that supports communities around the world in___________ and protecting the environment. "Clean Up the World" has grown _____________ and his wonderful idea has now spread from one city to the whole world.

【推荐1】Several years ago, I was waiting at a train station in Amsterdam. I saw a young homeless man _______people for money, so that he could buy breakfast. Most of the   ______simply took no notice of the young man or gave him a dirty look. Then was one exception(例外) : an older, well-dressed lady. When the young homeless man moved _______this elegant lady, she turned and looked straight into his eyes and _______asked, "How much do you need?” I couldn't hear what the young man said but watched   _____ the old lady pulled several bills(纸币) from her purse and _______them in the young man's hands.

【推荐2】Brittany Amano wants to make sure every child in the US has enough to eat.

Brittany Amano, now 18, knew how it felt to go hungry. Her mother tried to find a _______ in Honolulu, Hawaii to support the family. Her grandmother helped out as much as she could. But the family _______ had to depend on a local food bank to live on, and for that she was thankful.

When they lost their home, Amano’s family had to live in a friend’s basement (地下室). “I could feel _______ hunger and homelessness influenced my family.” Amano told a reporter from TFK. “The experience made me want to give hope to others in the same situation.”

In fourth grade, she and some of her friends started a food project. They _______ $700 and collected 800 pounds of food. _______ twelve, Amano set up the non-profit (非盈利的) group Hawaii’s Future Isn’t Hungry. She hoped to raise $10，000 when she finished high school. She ended up raising more than $500,000 in four years.   

With the _______ collected, the non-profit group, now called The Future Isn’t Hungry, can offer fresh fruits, vegetables, and other _______ foods to school kids on Fridays. This is to make sure that the kids and their families have enough food to get them through the weekend. So far, the effort has helped more than 75,000 people.   

In the fall of this year, Amano will _______ Duke University, in North Carolina on a full scholarship. After graduation, she plans to return to Honolulu to give back to the city that gave her so much. “It doesn’t matter if you help one million people _______ just one person.” she says. “The smallest action can make a huge difference.”

【推荐3】Zhang Guimei, the headteacher of Huaping High School for Girls. The school, which was _________ by Zhang in 2008, was the first high school in the country to _________ free education for girls from poor families.

Anybody who knows Zhang’s own _________ will be more deeply moved by her. She has no _________ property（财产）, and has been living in the school. She has spent most of her _________ she received on her students. And, despite（尽管） having _________ health problems, for 12 years she has always taken morning classes together with the students. She has also covered 110,000 kilometers visiting her students’ families over the years.

Thanks to her _________, about 40 percent of the school’s graduates go to famous universities. More than 1,800 girls from poor families have entered universities. By helping the girls get higher education, she has _________ helped them enjoy more opportunities（机会） as a result.

Influenced by her, many of her students have chosen to teach in _________ areas, while some even went back to teach in her high school. Zhang Guimei will be long remembered and encourage more people to __________ her example. She is considered to be one of the greatest teachers in China.