In the field of sports there are some famous living legends, such as Lang Ping, and Michael Jordan.

As a player, Lang Ping brought not only honour but also glory to     1     (she) country. As     2     coach, she led the China Women’s volleyball team to medals at world championships as well as the Olympic Games. As a person, she is     3     (love) by fans at home and abroad. Before the 2015 World Cup, she     4     (face) a great challenge — two important     5     (player) had to leave because of health problems. However, Lang Ping didn’t lose heart and she led her volleyball team     6     (win) the championship.

Known as “Air Jordan”, Michael Jordan changed basketball with his graceful moves and jumps. Jordan’s skills were impressive but the mental strength     7     (make) him unique. The secret to his success is learning     8     his failures. In life, Jordan has learnt to share his     9     (succeed) with others. The Boys and Girls Club     10     he started in Chicago has been helping young people since 1996.

With a score of 2-0, China’s women’s table tennis team won against     1     (they) competitors from the Netherlands during the class 6-8 final at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics on Thursday.

Wang Rui, one of the three Chinese gold medalists, came     2     Chengdu in Southwest China and was a survivor of the Wenchuan earthquake. In 2008, Wang lost her leg at     3     age of 15 in the earthquake. With the support from her family, she     4     (join) the Chengdu table tennis team for the disabled in 2009. At a training center, Wang began to learn how     5     (play) table tennis. She worked hard and practised swinging the paddle for eight     6     (hour) every day. She fell in love with the sport and     7     (gradual) overcame the trauma (创伤) of losing her right leg.

Through her own efforts, Wang     8     (choose) for the Sichuan provincial table tennis team for the disabled, and then to the     9     (nation) team. The sport of table tennis gave her a second life as well as a chance to realize her Olympic champion dream. She was thankful to her parents,     10     gave her unconditional love and support.

When I was in the third grade, my teacher told us to write a report on our dream. I poured my whole heart into my report,     1    (drive) by a dream to be an airline pilot.    2    my paper came back with an “F” on it. The teacher said that it was a “fairy tale”,     3     made me crushed and disappointed.

Too many people said,” Girls can’t become pilots; never have, never will.”     4    (final), I gave up.

In my senior year of high school, my English teacher, Ms Dorothy, one day gave the class     5    same task. I     6    (think) about the report I had written before. Pilot? No way. Waitress? That felt safe, so I wrote it down.

Two days later, the teacher handed back the task, saying sincerely, “If you don’t go for your dreams, no one will do it for you. You can have what you want!” I felt very     7    (delight) as well as a little scared. I stayed after the class and went up to my teacher. I told her my dream    8     becoming a pilot. “Then do it” she said.

So I did. It took me 10 years of hard work    9    (achieve) my ambition. Now I’m one of the Boeing 737    10    (captain) for the United Airelines. I prove to all that it is not a fairy tale.

Christopher Reeve was born in September, 1952. He was in his first school play     1    he was eight and he started to act in TV shows and films while he was still in college. He made many       2     （success ） films and TV shows but he is most famous     3     his Super-man films.     4    （lucky） , disaster came in 1995 when he fell from his horse and     5    （break） his back. The doctors did not expect him to live. However, he made     6     (   amaze   ）       progress .

At first, he couldn't   breathe without a machine, but he learnt to breathe on his own. He would never walk again but he started     7     new life with great courage. The second year after his accident, Christopher returned to film making. He also raised a lot of money     8    （promote） medical research into back injuries. He made speeches all over the USA about his experiences. Many people are     9    （affect） by his story. This not only drew public attention to research into back injuries but also inspired a lot of people to live with all kinds of     10    (problem）.

Despite losing one arm, Zhang Jiacheng hopes to never lose his love    1    basketball or willingness    2    (improve) his skill on the court.

The 13-year-old boy    3     (recent) gained wide attention in China when a video of his excellent dribbling(控球) skills in a one-on-one situation     4    (post) online.

“I's so    5    (encourage). How can you easily give u your efforts after watching his video?” One netizen wrote on Weib.

Born in southern Chinese province of Guangdong, Zhang lost his right arm in    6    accident at just five year's of age,    7    was a catastrophe for such a young kid. Zhang, however, decided to face up to the hardship, and not let the fate control his life.

Because he has a dream: to be a basketball player.

Be it rainy or windy, Zhang never stops playing basketball, and    8    (witness) huge improvement in his skills so far.

In the vide, Zhang displayed his dibbling abilities in front of a defense    9    (make) up of several professional basketball players, and received a loud cheer from people watching on site.

Zhang has posted 13 videos of him developing basketball skills and earned almost one million    10    (like).

“Give it a try, or give it up,” Zhang wrote when posting one video.

Indeed, he chose the former.