Many college students are seeking help for mental health issues. In fact,     1     number of college students, struggling with anxiety, depression or other mental health issues, has risen a lot over the years.

David Reetz, a famous psychologist, has ideas about     2     young people are having such a hard time. Reetz says the current generation of people in their 20s — often called “millennials”, are faced     3     the pressure of succeeding and worrying about what they would do after     4     (graduate). Many of them cannot cope with problems in the way that former generations     5     (do). They often lack the ability to solve interpersonal conflicts.

“Millennials are not     6     (blame),” Reetz says. “Parents of millennials spend more time supervising (监督) their children than other parents did. As a result, these young people have fewer chances to learn how to take risks or solve conflicts by     7     (they).”

Experts say they are     8     (please) that more young people are seeking help for mental health issues. “Once     9     (realize) they might have a problem, they ought to know there is nothing wrong with asking for help. The earlier they seek help, the     10     (soon) their problems will be solved,” said Reetz.

Somewhere between the bookstore and the car, I left my favorite winter hat. I like to think someone in need will find it, maybe along with those    1    (glove ) which were gone a week or so ago.

Since 2015, I    2    (lose) a lot of things. Some have reappeared later, some have not, and that’s all right I am thankful that I have enjoyed them for    3    while and also thankful that they were shared through the wisdom of the Universe later.

Now and then, I “lose” something    4    purpose, lake the $20 bill to a little boy,    5    was buying holiday gifts in the store for his family. And the boy, judging from the way he was calculating the cost, was    6    (obvious) short of cash.

“I think you might have dropped this?” I asked him,    7    (hand) him the money, but I    8    (refuse) politely. He said that he didn’t think so. With a big smile, I told him that I really thought it was    9    (he). He unwillingly accepted it and looked thankful.

Haven’t you ever received something just when you needed it? In our daily life, sometimes we    10    (be) the receiver, and sometimes the giver. Nothing is ever truly missing anyway. It’s just all sort of going to whoever needs it.

When talking about the China women’ s national volleyball team, we have to talk about one person —Lang Ping. She uses her strong will (意志) and great ability     1     (help) the China women’ s national volleyball team go to the world.

In 2013, it was so hard for Lang to make her decision of     2    (keep) on her volleyball career. At that time, there was something wrong     3     her body. But later, when she thought about the     4     (true) that we lost in the 2012 London Olympics and the future of the China women’s national volleyball team, he agreed to be the coach (教练) of the China women’s national volleyball team.

Then she started her hard     5     busy life again. It was really difficult to make the women volleyball players better trained. She had to correct many     6    (mistake) when improving     7    (they) skills of playing. But she never said that something was not possible.

All her hard work     8     (certain) had a good result. In 2016, the China women’s national volleyball team     9    (win) the gold medal in the Rio Olympics. Since then, the spirit (精神) of the China women’s national volleyball team has made     10     deep impression on the whole world.

An e-payment system(系统)is a way of     1    (pay)for goods and services through an electronic medium(媒介), without the use of cash(现金). It’s also     2    (call)an online payment system or electronic payment system.

The electronic payment system has grown     3    (rapid)over the last 10 years because of the     4    (grow)spread of Internet-based banking and shopping. As the world progresses more with the help of technology, we can see the rise of electronic payment systems     5     leads to fewer check and cash transactions(交易). One of the most popular payment     6    (method)online is Alipay. Besides it, there are also other forms of payment, such     7     electronic wallets, smart cards and WeChat Pay.

E-payment systems allow people     8    (make)electronic payments for online transactions. With the great popularity of online shopping, e-payment systems have become     9     must for online customers, making shopping and banking much     10    (easy).

We’ve all heard that laughter is the     1     (good) medicine, and it’s true. Laughter makes you feel better and it’s also good     2     your relationships. Laughter brings people closer, and is a     3     (power) tool for making you relax when feelings are running high. Whether with your friends and family, or co-workers, you can learn to use humor     4     (solve) disagreements, lower everyone’s stress levels, and communicate in a way that deepens the relationships.

Humor plays     5     important role in all kinds of relationships. In new relationships, humor can be a useful tool not just for attracting the other person but also for getting over any awkwardness (尴尬)     6     (arise) when we get to know each other. In old relationships, humor can keep things more exciting and fresher.

Sharing the pleasure of humor     7     (create) a sense of closeness and connection between two people—    8     (quality) that are signs of strong and successful relationships. When you laugh with one another, you create a positive relationship between you,     9     acts as a strong buffer (缓冲剂) against stress, disagreements and disappointments in your relationship. And laughter is spreading—just hearing someone laugh often makes you smile     10     (happy) and join in the fun.

Lindsay didn’t feel herself last month. She was a really good student, but to her     1    (anxious), her grades were falling. That was because she sometimes felt     2    (confuse) about what the teacher said and sometimes had trouble     3    (concentrate) on her study. Her behavior attracted her father’s attention. He asked what had happened     4    her, but she refused     5    (communicate) with him and just cried.

Worried that it affected her daily life     6    (terrible), the father turned to his neighbor — a knowledgeable architect for help. The architect told him     7     unique solution to the problem. He recommended that he     8    (plan) a trip for his daughter. By getting close to nature and experiencing a different life, Lindsay did recover from it.     9     you have such signs, don’t worry. Maybe travelling     10    (be) a good choice for you.

Why people like to climb Qomolangma?     1     (hundred) of people spent good money on an experience     2     they knew would include     3     (crowd), discomfort and danger. For these people,     4     (climb) Qomolangma is an experience like no other, making some feel weak and others,     5     (power). British mountain climber George Mallory wrote of climbing Qomolangma to enjoy life, however, Mallory died     6     the mountain in 1924. And it is still not known if he succeeded in reaching the top of Qomolangma before     7     took his life. American mountain climber Alan Arnette also held the same view, but he thought that it forced you to look deep inside     8     (you), as well as mental, toughness to push when you wanted to stop. In addition, people who like to take risks to have the personalities of “Type T”. Though these kinds of people like to take risks, they don’t want to die, and they don’t expect     9    (die). However, some may expect to benefit from the result. In a word, it’s     10     (total) up to you whether to climb it or not.

In 1866, a terrible sea creature       1    (see) by several ships. Biologist Professor and his servant began to follow and tried to kill it,     2     at last it was found     3     submarine and they       4    (capture), taken inside it because of its secret at that time,     5     they found adventures in the new underwater world, but Ned Land tried to escape. The part is     6    (adapt) from a chapter of the book; Aronnax describes the experience of     7     (walk)on the sea bed.  

They saw many things outside the submarine    8     (be) beautiful, so words are not enough to relate such wonders! The surface of the ocean     9     (astonish) him. The solar rays are pretty. Surrounded by the sea, he felt it was another air     10     (heavy) than the Earth’s atmosphere. Above him was the calm surface of the sea. He could see as if he was in broad daylight.

The hurricane happened     1     (sudden), and the roof flew off. The street turned     2     a river and we were going nowhere. At first, I was     3     (please) we could stay at home, but soon it got really tough. We didn’t have enough     4     (drink) water. It was hot and it smelled so bad everywhere!   What’s     5     (bad), we had nothing     6     clothes on our backs.     7     (fortunate), my mother encouraged us and the stars in the sky gave us light. After     8     few days, we were rescued and the     9     (miss) Smartie came home in time, which made us happy. Now, one year has passed, but the beauty of the stars of New Orleans inspires us and gives us     10     (confident) to move on.

Climbing Qomolangma is     1    experience that would include crowds, discomfort and danger,     2    (make) some feel weak and others, powerful. British mountain climber George Mallory holds the following opinion:what we get from this adventure is just sheer joy. People eat     3     make money to be able to enjoy life. American mountain climber Alan Arnette     4    (share) the similar view. Each person has a unique reason for     5    (climb) a mountain. It forces people     6    (look) deep inside    7    (them). To     8    (success), one must have the physical as well as mental, toughness to push forward. 

The scientific reason behind these acts is that risk-taking may be part of human nature. People who are likely to take risks tend to have “Type T” personalities. Research also suggests that our desire to seek risks can be connected to how much we expect to benefit     9     the result. 

Thus, is it worthwhile to climb Qomolangma? It is     10    (total) up to you.