【推荐1】On the morning of March 27th,my father took my younger cousin and me to the water park.We had fun.Three hours later,my father had to leave for work,and we were _______ to go home by ourselves.When we arrived at front of our garden,a tall man _______ us,and asked us to show _______ the way to the hospital.I looked at the man _______,and refused.I went in with my cousin quickly.

I began my homework after locking the front door._______ I was doing my homework,my cousin was watching TV in the living room.Suddenly,the _______ rang.My cousin thought it was my father,_______ he opened the door.I went out of my room and saw the _______ man who had asked the way standing outside.I tried to close the door,but he pushed the door very hard and came into our house with a _______.He ordered me to take out all the money.I was too __________ to shout out.My cousin __________ all the time.The man tied us up with a rope,then locked __________ of us in the kitchen.Quickly,he __________ the things he wanted,took what he could,and left immediately.I helped my cousin to __________ the rope.Then he untied me.I wanted to rush out to call the __________,but the door was locked from outside.Luckily,the kitchen window which faces the garden was open.We got out of the house __________ the window,and went to the __________ shop to ask for help.The owner helped us to call my father and the police.

The police came and __________ for the man everywhere.Soon,my father came home from __________.We told him the whole story.My father was glad that we were not hurt.He told me that I had done well,but I should have stopped my cousin from opening the door to let the stranger in.

From this dangerous experience,we learned a lesson on __________.

In my mind the only test score that I remember is perhaps 78. I took the test when I was in high school. It was the final for a course. I remember waiting worriedly as my teacher Mr White ________ our papers one by one. It was a rather ________ test. I heard my classmates crying, and I could tell by the crying that the ________ weren’t so good.

Mr White put my ________ on my desk the next day.

There in a big red circle was my score, 78! I lowered my head, and covered the score up ________. 78 was not something that I wanted my classmates to see. I often got over 90 before. “The scores were not very good. ________ of you got A.” Mr White said. “The ________ score in the class was 78.”

That was me! ________ my sad look didn’t look so bad. I got the highest score. I felt a lot better. I walked home alone that day with the low but high score. My father ________ that I had a test and asked me as soon as I got home, “How did you do in your ________?” “I got 78,” I said.

A surprised look stood on my father’s face. I had to ________ immediately. “Dad, I had the highest score in the class,” I said proudly. I thought that the ________ would make him less angry. “I don’t care what scores others got, ________ you did. If you have tried your best, any result would be OK,” my father said.

My father was always that way ________ years. He didn’t care what others did. He only cared what I did.

We often don’t ________ our parents until we ourselves stand in the parents’ shoes. My father’s words have carried me throughout life.

【推荐3】Linda lived with her mother and father in a small white house. All the other houses in the neighborhood looked the same except the house next to Linda’s. This house was in need of repairing. Everyone in the neighborhood thought this house looked ________. No one lived there.

On Saturday morning, a car ________ in front of the house. Linda saw a man, a woman and a boy get out of the car. They looked at their new home. Then they took things from the ________ and put them in the house.

On Monday morning, Linda left for school. In the ________, she heard her teacher say, “This is David. Please make him feel welcome.” Linda ________ the boy—he just moved into the house next to hers. The teacher asked Linda to show him around the school.

At lunchtime, Linda ________ David the way to the lunchroom. David told Linda he was excited to live in his new house. Linda looked ________ and asked, “Don’t you think it needs a lot of repairing?”

David said his family planned to ________ the house. They knew it would take a lot of time and hard work, but they decided to do so. They liked their new house and liked to ________ in such a nice neighborhood.

Linda felt she was very ________.She lived in a nice neighborhood. Listening to David’s story made her feel thankful for life. Sometimes another person helps you understand how much you have.