1 . One morning, as I was walking along a busy road, I saw an old lady, standing anxiously close to the traffic. Realizing the danger, I felt a sense of _________ to remind her not to stand so close to the _________ traffic rushing by. When I reached the _________ where the old lady was standing, I noticed that she was trying to get attention of _________ who were too busy to take note of her. She explained she had _________ her house key in the middle of the road. Although I knew I was getting late, I _________ to help her.

The road was filled with people, cars and school buses. It was a(n) _________ time of day to cross a road without a traffic light. I took a deep breath, and carefully _________ the road. Just then a school bus _________ and stopped right in front of the key. All the __________ behind it came to a sudden stop to avoid hurting me. __________, I picked up the key and returned to the old lady. She thanked me heartily, but I felt __________ due to the angry shouts from the drivers.

While I was proud of choosing to help, I __________ that my decision was not wise as I failed to consider my own __________ and caused trouble for others. I __________ if there could have been a better way to solve the old lady’s problem.

2 . The Iron Lady of Pakistan

Everybody has different life stories, some inspiring and some tragic. Muniba Mazari, a(n) ________ Pakistani woman proved that something positive can come out of sorrow.

In 2007, she was ________ in car crash. Many people came to the rescue, tried to ________ her out of the car and rushed her to hospital as she was ________ injured.

The terrible accident ________ her serious injury including the major one on her backbone. Doctors were able to perform a successful ________ on Muniba but she was unable to walk again. “Doctors have put a lot of titanium (钛钢) in my body to ________ the major damages. That’s why people call me the Iron Lady.” She once said.

She spent nearly two years in the hospital where she ________ multiple surgeries. But with ________ in her heart, she managed to smile back at what life had planned for her. She ________ sat in a wheelchair and chose to rise rather than cry. She planned to write down all of her ________ and face them one by one, like facing people and the look of sympathy in their eyes.

Later on, Muniba emerged in various fields, including performing and motivational speaking. She refused to ________ her disability and made the best out of her talent. She not only motivated herself to work but ________ the rest of the world.

Muniba’s perfectly ________ life shaped who she is today, showing that even a serious accident cannot break you if you have the ________.