1 . On the way, Peter saw a piece of paper with handwritten message stuck on an electric pole. Peter went closer and started _______…

“Yesterday my fifty rupees (卢比) _______ fell on this road. I can’t see properly and was not able to _______ it, whoever finds it please deliver it!”

These words were written on it and under these words was written a(n) _______.

After reading that, Peter thought 50 rupees is such a _______ amount, still someone placed this notice. Then it must be very _______ for the very person who _______ this here. Peter immediately _______ the given address and knocked on the door. After a while, an old woman _______. By asking more, Peter came to know that the elder lady ________ alone in that house.

Peter said, “Madam, I have found your ________ 50 rupees note. I have come to give it to you…”

________ that, the old lady started crying and said, “Son, so far about 70—75 people have ________ me 50 rupees note. I can’t read. I live alone and my ________ is also weak. I don’t know who the person is. Seeing my ________ condition, that person must have put up that slip to ________ me.”

After Peter ________ again and again, the elder lady took that money but also made a request to Peter. She ________ him, “Be sure to tear and throw away that paper stuck on the pole before leaving.”

Peter responded in yes. While ________, Peter thought, “Even before this, old lady must have asked all the people to ________ that paper but it is still there… When no one had torn that, why should I tear it…”

2 . On Christmas Eve, I was walking home, when I saw a boy on a bike. “It looks like my brother’s bike,” I thought. When I got home, I asked my brother Wayne where that ________ was. “It was down on the steps,” he ________. But it wasn’t.

We tracked down where the ________ lived and planned to beat him. But my father was there and said, “Just shut up and let me talk.” An elderly man answered the ________ on the door. The home appeared cold and ________ and he had a single candle for light. His grandson was the boy who had ________ the bike. The boy started ________ and said, “I just wanted something for ________.”

We ________ home with the bike and told it to my mother. Without saying anything, she started ________ the turkey in half and tried to ________ it up. My father went to get a big bag of coal. Then we ________ to the little boy’s home, this time with food, some coal to ________ heat. My dad gave them $20 and said, “Merry Christmas.” The old man was moved and broke down in ________. This made me feel ________ than any Christmas I’d ever had.

3 . It was very cold that day. It was _______ heavily and the ground was covered with _______ snow. The shepherd thought it was dangerous to _______ the hill and it was difficult for the sheep to find some _______ there. So he decided to stay in the _______ room. He put some hay (干草) in a pen (围栏) _______ the sheep could eat it when they were _______. The dog, who felt cold outside, lay on the _______ hay and soon went to sleep.

At noon the sheep wanted to eat the hay. They were _______ afraid of the dog and ________ could get close to it. At last the ________ sheep came to the hay. Before he started to eat, the dog heard it and opened his eyes. He barked (吠) loudly to ________ him. The sheep ran away ________. Looking at the unnatural (不近人情的) dog, the sheep began to talk ________.

“What a selfish (自私的) dog!” said one of the sheep. “He cannot eat the hay, and yet refuses to ________ those who can to eat!”

4 . A lover of food from a young age, Chef Jasmine Norton opened a restaurant to realize her childhood dream. But now, with her restaurant ________, Norton finds a way to ________ her dream.

Norton felt stressed when her business was in difficulty. “It’s hard. I’m ________ to pay the rent and labor,” she said. Norton turned to use a ghost kitchen. In this model, many restaurant owners ________ space in a commercial (商用的) kitchen and without a physical location. It is very cheap.

Historically, a restaurant ________ big space for the dining areas, leading to small kitchens. It is hard for workers to prepare takeaway foods. “As we look at the increasing delivery, ghost kitchens are helping restaurants adapt to that ________,” Alex Frederick said. The ghost kitchen model helps restaurants ________ a large number of orders for kitchen areas are larger.

Mika Otomo, whose parents founded a restaurant in Phoenix in 2003,________ a ghost kitchen in 2019. “I just wanted to explore the different ________ out there. The ghost kitchen really presented a way at the lowest ________. It had been a ________ move. By July 2020, the ghost kitchen made up 25 percent of our business,” Otomo said ________.

In fact, the ________ of ghost kitchens proves that an out-of-the-box solution can benefit business owners a lot. Ghost kitchens are a good example of how ________ solutions can help businesses stay ________ and keep dreams alive.

5 . Shortly after a father and-son fight, my twelve-year-old son, Marlon, asked me if I was up for a basketball game of one-on-one. Without______much, I accepted his______which only goes to______how naive(天真的) a dad can be. The moment he______onto the court, I realized this was not a friendly game, but a challenge.

There comes a time when sons______their fathers as a symbol of______.The test maybe______or intellectual, but sooner or later the young man is to defeat the old one and becomes a real man.

When playing ______, my son is all the things I’m not; quick with a deadly shot. And I know the day will come ______. Just not today.

It’s a man thing, I guess. As a father, I need to ______my impatient son an important lesson of______, courage, and pride. Therefore, I wouldn’t ______on the court or wherever.

We played for quite a long time that day. I won a narrow victory and told him that he played for the wrong reasons. He______as if he understood. A few weeks later Marlon______me to a friendly round of videogame. Beat me soundly. And ______while he did it.

6 . A one-hour class can save a life. And that’s what 15-year-old McDonald’s worker Sydney Raley learned when she instinctively used the Heimlich maneuver (海姆立克急救法) to_________a choking customer. Working at the Eden Prairie McDonalds south of Minneapolis for around seven months, the young woman_________on a Saturday shift expecting, as one might imagine, for everything to proceed as normal.

After handing one woman part of her_________, Raley departed the drive-thru window, only to return moments later to_________the rest was on its way. That’s when she saw that the customer appeared to be_________. Her daughter was in the passenger seat and she looked so_________. Raley instructed her colleague to call 911_________, then jumped out of the drive-thru window to help the choking customer.

Having_________a Red Cross babysitter first aid class, Raley_________the Heimlich maneuver with the aid of a bystander. The nugget (小块) was__________, and the woman, though__________, was deeply grateful. First responders arrived later only to find the situation was__________They said, “Congratulations you’re a lifesaver; you’re a __________,” Sydney recounted. And they gave her $ 100 from a fund they use for people who do good work in the community.

The teen’s__________also arrived at the scene, and seeing an ambulance and police cars, immediately became__________that something had happened to their daughter, who had suffered from some social__________as a result of an autism diagnosis (自闭症诊断) at age 11. “We are incredibly__________of Sydney and her quick, heroic actions over the weekend to help one of our valued__________,” owner-operator Paul Ostergaard said in a written statement. “Sydney__________shows what it is to be a hero and we are incredibly__________to have her as a highly-valued crew member at our Eden Prairie restaurant location.”

7 . My daughter, Beth, hurt her knee in the soccer practice again. Her _________ was to play soccer in college. She had suffered a severe knee injury one year earlier and _________ back from surgery.

But now Beth was _________, “I’ll be out the whole season. I won’t make a college team. It’s over!” The doctor didn’t sound encouraging about a(n) _________to soccer but there was still a(n) _________ chance. She disappeared into her bedroom as soon as we returned home. All the comfort from my husband and I was _________ with silence. She became low in _________ and even stopped singing, something she’d always done when _________ in something she loved.

We _________ her through the hard times. The __________ process was awful at first, but with our encouragement, Beth started walking with sticks, then __________ walked on her own, and she even __________ running in the afternoons. To our relief, her doctor finally __________ her recovery. As the end of her senior year approached, Beth was named the speaker for her class.

On the graduation ceremony, I watched proudly as Beth marched to the stage and began her speech. “It has been a tough but memorable year for me. What I learned was to be so incredibly __________ for the love and devotion from my family.” My daughter truly __________ it.

8 . Sports is important. One teenager has learned that sports can help a person overcome________in life, and now he wants to________others this lesson.

Khovan Hussein, an 18-year-old boy from England, suffered from autism (自闭症) at an early age. The other kids at school often________his difficulties in sports, as he had problems with his________skills. Things got so bad that when he was 14, his mother Shireen put him in a school that focused on supporting his specific needs. Around the same time, Hussein was________to the world of wrestling and his “obsession (痴迷)” soon proved to be________.

Hussein’s mother________him up for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ,巴西柔术) lessons because of his love of________. Despite his challenges, Hussein began to________. As he practised BJJ more with his coaches, he gained________. His motor skills and physical health improved, and his skills in the sports developed. After finding the________to join his first BJJ competition, he won a bronze medal.

“________has helped me, and I like helping people through sports, because it can make anyone, who’s really________, really outgoing and confident,” Hussein________. After winning several more________, Hussein began to________others in his school to join BJJ. His efforts paid off. He was able to find a part-time job at a local gym________, and began coaching other students in his school. He has also________a TikTok account to encourage other students around the world with________needs to engage in sports.

For his efforts, he________the 2022 Rotary Young Citizen Sporting Hero Award.

9 . Tongai Matandiroya works at Brass Bell Restaurant near Cape Town. He let behind any thoughts of his own _________ — and of the drink he was pouring for a(n) _________ — to dive into the cold Atlantic ocean to _________ a mother and her daughter swept off the pier (码头) by a _________ wave.

It was a relatively _________ day and several people were walking by the window of Brass Bell’s looking out to the water. Then the _________ changed dramatically.

“I saw this wave come over the harbor and it _________ the people dragging them into the ocean. I immediately ran _________, and dived into the water because I saw a child go in as well. I have a very soft spot for _________, and my instinct (本能) just kicked in to see if I could help,” Matandirotya said.

Clair Gardiner and her 8-year-old daughter Arya van Hilten were two of the people __________.Gardiner knew that they were __________ as soon as the wave __________ over them, so she managed to __________ her arms around little Arya.

Matandirotya had dropped the __________ he was pouring, taken off his __________ and jumped into the water — followed by a tourist. By then the waves, even just a few meters from __________, had pulled Gardiner and Arya __________; he used his belt to rescue Arya who wasn’t __________ to stay afloat by herself.

Tongai noticed he had been badly __________ by the concrete wall of the pier, but after finishing his __________, he thought the damage wasn’t anything to worry about.

10 . I was once crazy about farm games. I played FarmVille. But one farm game was not _________ for me. I had five different farms in five different games. Of course, they were all _________. On a workday, I’d spend at least two _________ farming my little acres of farm. On a day off, I’d dive deep into the   _______, sometimes spending four hours or more working the soil and _________ crops.

One day, I looked through my Facebook feed and _________ a friend’s post. She wrote, “Let go of anything inauthentic (不真实的) and all activities that do not mirror your brightest intentions for yourself.” I looked down at the _________ on the screen for a while and then looked up. My eyes turned to the _________ view outside the window. The backyard was already overgrown with weeds. Here I was tapping away at the _________, planting and harvesting the virtual __________ for hours every day while a half-acre lot (土地) outside the window lay __________.

That post kept haunting (萦绕) me for days. I knew my __________ at that point was not authentic. After several days of looking at these words and __________ them, I decided to quit the computer games.

A birthday party for a friend? Time spent walking the dogs around the block? __________ in my newly claimed garden space? Those all __________ the test; they were activities that __________ my intentions and values.

I had never thought that something __________ on Facebook would have the power to __________ my life. That phrase became a mirror I used to __________ how I spent my time and energy. It enabled me to become a woman living a more authentic life filled with __________ that enriched me.