Lydia gave all the money to some charities which help the children     1     parents are dead. She had worked there as a volunteer     2     the past three years. “I first visited the orphanage (孤儿院) when I was seven, and I felt very sad by what I saw.” However, some of her friends at university thought that maybe she     3     (make) the wrong decision. But she knew it was the right thing to do.

Talking is the most     1    (effect) and satisfying way of communication with others. There are many forms of communication,     2     include texting, cell phones, email, and social media. Using these alternative forms to communicate with others may be faster, but they lack many qualities that a face-to-face conversation has. Facial expression and body language can     3     (great) affect a conversation.

A fire completely destroyed my mobile home last year, just four months after I had paid it off! I had to rebuild it with what little I had saved. Because     1     I had would not be enough , I began to rent out my RV (娱乐车) as a way to help ends meet. I was sure it was     2     (attract) to some people. One woman     3     had booked a week in the RV called and told me that her husband had just lost his job. He felt that they should cancel the trip as an amusement.

Chinese people have a strong need for cultural consumption, and the need pushes people who work in the field of cultural relics and museum to explore     1    (effect) ways to make cultural relics popular, said Ma Xiaolin, the head of Henan Museum.

In recent years, TV shows, performances and cultural products     2    (relate) to cultural relics have gone viral one by one.     3     inspired their creation was the combination of traditional Chinese culture and modern life. Moreover, innovative ideas and new technology come together to enable immersive experience of stories in the history, and social media helps the spread of new cultural products.

“I do know the pain of suffering from disease and the     1     ( help) of having no cure… I     2     (see) so much sadness and regret in the past years that made me want to make my contributions to medical research, and I believe that cancer can be defeated someday.” A 17-year-old young man from Hangzhou in East China,     3     fought cancer for over four years, wrote in his last request for his organs to be donated, People’s Daily reported.

With the support of fast and stable communication networks, service robots     1     (perform) various functions at makeshift hospitals have become a force. They are hard     2     (ignore) in Shanghai’s fight     3     the latest COVID-19 resurgence.

Inside the makeshift hospital in Shanghai New International Expo Centre, the first batch of 28 “disinfection robots” have been put into use. Each of them     4     (equip) with three disinfection modules: an ultraviolet lamp, an ultra-dry fog generator and a plasma air purifier, and can work 24 hours a day.

Dr. Jane Goodall, an internationally renowned scientist, established an institute Roots & Shoots in the early 1990s.     1     (commit) to environmental protection, she set up the organisation to educate young people, so they can help to build a future     2     is secure and harmonious with nature. Roots & Shoots is all about the value and importance of each individual. Each one of us matters and has a role     3     (play). Every individual is a part of a community for a shared future and can make a difference.