1 . It was a busy morning and I had several things to do. As I was walking by the side of a busy _________, I saw an old lady in her 80s standing _________ close to the traffic. When I approached her, I _________ that she was trying to get the attention of passersby who were too busy to take _________ of her. She kept _________ to the middle of the road. When I tried to gently move her back further away from the _________of the busy road, she said that she had _________ her key in the middle of the road. I _________ and realized that no one seemed to be interested in us two. I knew I was getting _________ but decided to help.

The traffic was busy on the road. It was the __________ time of the day to cross a busy road without a traffic light. I asked the old lady to __________ at a safe distance and cautiously stepped onto the road __________ my hands.__________, the traffic on one lane stopped and then I moved further on to the middle of the road. Just then a school bus was __________ me and I boldly (大胆地)__________ in front of it to stop it. The school bus stopped so I __________ up the key right away, ran back to the old lady and __________ the key to her.

The school children who were watching my __________ from the bus let out a cheer and clapped. I felt so __________ to have helped this lady. I hope the school children watching me and cheering will do the same when their __________ comes in life.

2 . On Sunday, Tara VanDerveer, Stanford University’s coach, got her 1,203rd victory in a game against Oregon State University at Maples Pavilion. The _________ has helped her set an all-time record for most-wins in the history of college _________ — men’s or women’s. Celebrations had already _________ two days before, when the 70-year-old coach _________ the most-wins record.

Instead of _________ her own achievements, VanDerveer shifted the attention to the players and their _________.

“I just _________ how our teams battled,” VanDerveer told the Pac-12 Network. “It’s just a tribute (致敬) to the _________ basketball teams I’ve taught, the nice places I’ve worked and got so much _________.”

It’s VanDerveer’s latest milestone in a __________ career marked by success. During the 1995-96 season, she took leave from Stanford to __________ head coach of the women’s national team which she led to the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta to __________ a gold medal with an undefeated record.

In a recent __________ with The New York Times, VanDerveer reflected how __________ women’s college basketball has gone. “When I __________ Stanford in 1985, we girls had to practice at 7:30 at night because the __________ went from 2 to 7. We just had hamburgers when we returned to our __________ at 9:30 or 10 o’clock at night. We had to __________ our own uniforms and shoes while the boys could get everything free from the school,” she said. “Just to see the __________ the girls get now: They can get equal support from the school. Such treatment is more than I ever could have __________.”

3 . Children know the difference between right and wrong before they reach the age of two, according to new research _________ recently.

Scientists have _________ that babies aged between 19 and 21 months understand fairness and can _________ it in different situations. They say it is the first time that having a _________ of fairness has been identified in children at such a young _________.

Researchers say babies will watch a _________ for longer if they think it contains something unfair, so in two experiments the babies were _________ on how long they watched a live scenario (情景) about fairness.

In the first, 19-month-olds _________ two giraffe puppets (玩偶) given either a toy each or both toys to one of the giraffes. Longer looking times _________ that something was unusual or __________ to the baby. In this experiment, three-quarters of the babies looked longer when one giraffe got __________ toys.

In a second experiment, two women __________ each other with a pile of small __________ between them and an empty plastic box in front of each of them. In one scenario, one woman __________ put the toys away, while the other kept playing, but both women were given __________. In another scenario, both women put the toys away and both got a reward. The __________ 21-month-old babies looked reliably __________ when the worker and the slacker (偷懒的人) were rewarded equally.

Psychologist Stephanie Sloane, who led the study at Illinois University, said: “We discovered that 19 and 21-month-old babies have a general __________ of fairness, and they can apply it __________ to different situations.”

The __________ appear in Psychological Science, a journal published by the Association for Psychological Science.

4 . It was the cold winter months in the rural town Manton. Scott decided that the community needed an ice rink(溜冰场) to get people out in the cold.

In order to make his dream a(n) _______,Scott ordered materials online to create the walls for a rink and got 12 trucks to get enough water to fill the place.

Scott went door-to-door to_______people to come see his_________Soon Scott’s backyard rink became a Manton_______. Soon enough, the children were skating and shooting, a _______was burning， and hot chocolate was steaming(冒水汽)in cups．

The rink was_______to skaters at any time. Each Saturday from 4 p. m. until 8 p.m., dozens of children and their parents_______at the ice rink for skate parties. Lights twinkled over the ice as the sun set early in the evening. The cold air had a_______of hot dogs and burning firewood. Parents got together around holding warm hot cocoa, feeling relaxed that their children had_______a purpose again. It offered a place for people to see each other in a________distanced way.

When the community heard how much money Scott used to make this project, everyone ________.For example, an online fundraiser ________ about $1,300, and letters sent to Scott’s home filled with cash produced an additional $1,500.It________for all of the costs with money to spare. Traffic increased greatly around the ice rink as cars pulled over just to have a look at the kids skating.

“I think the main thing that I want everybody to know is that pleasant________for kids last a lifetime in their mind,” says Hooker. “Scott made that________on the darkest of days.”

5 . If a person only has an arm, how could he or she play basketball? How could he or she even dribble (运球) like a _________ player? Zhang Jiacheng, a Chinese boy, has made it and _________ everyone who knows his story from the Internet.

After a short _________ of the teenage basketball player playing a competition was recently _________ online. Zhang soon became an Internet focus and was highly _________ for his strong will and extraordinary skills. In the video, Zhang showed his dribbling abilities and _________ skills in front of a defence made up of several professional basketball players, and received a loud _________ from the audience watching on _________. “It is the power of basketball, so impressive and _________!” A netizen who saw this video __________ on Sina Weibo.

Born in Guangdong, China, Zhang __________ his right arm in an accident when he was only five, which was very __________ for a little kid. But Zhang hasn’t let that misfortune discourage him from pursuing his __________, and he has never given in to his fate as his love and passion for basketball __________ stronger. Basketball is by no means just a __________ for this one-armed teenager. __________, he dreams of being a professional athlete!

“Your heart is always the __________ part of your body,” said Yi Jianlian, after watching the teenager’s short video.

“Your right hand has been __________ in a cruel way, but you have the best left hand. You are the real __________ in this game,” former CBA player Wang Jing __________ highly of Zhang’s performance.

6 . Cameron was a DJ at a radio station in Texas. One night, one of his friends invited him to meet some ________, He didn't have any ________ for autographs (签名), so he took out a dollar bill. Before the night ended, he almost had every star's autograph. He ________ that dollar bill and always carried it with him.

Later, the radio station was closed, and Cameron ________ a part-time job at another station in Fort Worth. One morning, as Cameron ________ the radio station, he saw a man sitting in an old car in the parking lot. When he went   ________ to work that night, he noticed the car parking in the ________ place. The fellow in it always ________ to him. As Cameron walked near the car the next morning, the man rolled his window down. He said he had been here for days with no ________. He drove to Fort Worth to take a job, but he arrived three days early and ________ go to work right away. Then he asked if he might ________ a little money fora snack. Cameron had no money to lend him, and ________ had gas to get home. Then he remembered that dollar bill. He ________ for a while, pulled his wallet out and studied the bill. Then he gave it to him. “Somebody has ________ all over this,” said the man, who didn't ________ that the writing was dozens of autographs.

That morning Cameron returned home trying not to ________ it. Just then the phone rang. A company wanted him to do a commercial (商业广告) that paid him $ 500. In the next few days more ________ came to him out of nowhere. Things improved greatly for Cameron, which all ________ that morning in the parking lot, when he ________ with that dollar bill.

Cameron never saw the man again. ________ the guy was a beggar or an angel doesn't matter. Cameron was tested that cold morning and he passed.