One day,Vinod Menon,head of the physics department at City College of New York,was going through his office mails.He opened a box,only     1    (find)$180,000 with a nameless letter and a return address.Having never seen so much money,he was too shocked to know what to do with it.

City College of New York is one of     2    (productive) public university systems in the United States,and the physics department has played a key role.Three Nobel Prize winners in physics received their education there,and in 1921 Albert Einstein gave one of his first lectures     3     campus.

“    4    (suppose) that you are a bit curious as to why I am doing this,the reason is simple,” the letter read.It continued to explain that many years before,its generous writer     5    (take) advantage of the excellent educational opportunity,available at City College to study physics,earn a master’s degree,and do a long,productive,well-rewarding scientific job.The sender wished to offer the money to poor students learning physics and     6     sciences.

The return address was to a house in Pensacola,Florida     7     owners had no idea of the money.The money     8    (put) aside at first,but after     9     two-month-long research which had found nothing that could link it to     10    (activity) which are not lawful,the leaders of the college decided to keep and make good use of the money.

Dr.Menon,who grew up in India,noted that the gift would provide for two fully-funded scholarships（全额奖学金）every year for ten years,and that he would try to see it go into the hands of the students who had the fewest means-such as immigrants（移民）like him.

Do you know the UK government has     1    (successful) passed a law banning branding on packs of cigarettes? That means tobacco manufacturers will be forced to pack their cigarettes in plain packets. The motivation behind the decision is to make smoking less appealing     2     people, especially children.

    3     similar law that was passed in Australia in 2012 has resulted in a fall in smoking rates from 15.1% to 12.8% for people     4     (age) 14. As for January 2015, 22% of adult men and 17% of adult women smoke in Great Britain. The     5     (probable) of smoking in the UK increases with age so that at the age of 15, 8% of school children     6     (be) regular smokers. Actually,     7     is thought that children will be less attracted to cigarettes sold in unbranded boxes. Smoking is one of the     8     (big) causes of preventable deaths in England.

In the past ten years, more than 4,500,000     9    (send) to hospital due to smoking. This places large pressure on the health service and is also a factor in why the government would like to stop people from taking up smoking or     10     (help) them quit.

On Saturday night, a team named EDward Gaming, won     1     2021 League of Legends (LoL) World Championship in Reykjavik, Iceland. Over 209 million viewers     2    (occupy) in watching the Championship that day, with the number still rising.     3     other words, about one in 30 people on the planet     4     (witness) the success of the Chinese e-sports team by Sunday morning.

The team has employed this opportunity to share Chinese culture with the world. In early October, they displayed tai chi, martial arts and traditional Chinese costumes in Reykjavik,     5    (launch) a “Chinese hurricane” in the Icelandic capital. With the popularity of digital technology, e-sports have been emerging,     6    are of the hottest among new forms of cultural exchanges. Unlike texts and videos, e-sports transcend the barriers of language and are understandable around the world. More     7     (essential), the e-sports industry is sustainable in spreading Chinese culture, as the large audiences mean huge commercial potential. In 2020 alone, the sales revenue of the domestic e-sports industry exceeded 278.69 billion ($43.56 billion), and involved 280,000 enterprises, which in turn improved the     8     (employ) rate.

    9    more Chinese star gaming clubs and teams emerging, the industry is expected to further prosper and continue     10    (expand) Chinese culture to the world.

7 . In 2014，AIA（American Institute of Architects）launched a large-scale awareness-building effort to educate the public about architects' impact on society. Five years later，the Blueprint for Better campaign has become an institute-wide program     1     seeks to connect architects with the public. Through innovative partnerships with the Architecture and Design Film Festival，Wired magazine，and Chicago Ideas Week，AIA has engaged plenty of individuals，ranging     2     working architects to government leaders to school children，encouraging them to design a Blueprint for Better together. The AIA Film chrallenge now in its     3    （five）year，is a good example of success，     4     （yield）   more than 240 documentary short films and hundreds of thousands of people's choice votes. Each summer，filmmakers and architects     5    （invite）to tell stories about the important design work happening in their communities. Winning films in recent challenges have explored affordable housing     6     （solve） in cities like Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Others have shed light on the need to save important     7    （culture）spaces and practices from Cleveland to Hawaii. Films     8    （submit） from around the world have shown how design can overcome challenges related to public health，homelessness，climate change and equity（公平）.

But what about these films really speak to viewers? As     9     audiovisual medium，film is     10    （probable）the only one that comes close to conveying the experience of the built environment. When pictures of the spaces we live in is layered with stories，the power of architecture can be understood in a new way.

On Sunday, a high school senior, 18-year-old Jessica Gallegos, saved the     1     (life) of six of her friends when she realized the farmhouse     2     they were sleeping was on fire.

“I woke them up，and I was yelling，‘Get out! There’s a fire!”’ Jessica told the reporter. “I just remember     3     (see) terror in everyone’s faces as they were running out of the house. It was scary. ”

After the teens got to     4     (safe)，they watched the entire house burn down in Kaufman County, Texas. Unbelievably，only one of Jessica’s friends，Cheyenne Dupal,     5     (injure) with first and second-degree burns.

“Jessica saved all of     6     (we),’’ Cheyenne said. “If she wasn’t there，then we wouldn't be here today. I'm just really happy she was there.

    7     (early) in May? another heroic teen saved her family     8     a deadly fire in San Bernardino. Fifteen-year-old Storhmn Figueroa heard the smoke alarm going off and     9     (immediate) rushed to get her younger siblings outside. It wasn’t until they were all safe     10     she called 911.

“I was shaking so badly that I couldn’t stop,” Storhmn told the San Bernardino County Sun. “But all I could think was wow，I got everybody out.’’

China will emerge stronger from the coronavirus challenge, experts said at a seminar here on Tuesday, while     1     (praise) China’s efforts to stop the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic (传染病).

Speaking at the seminar     2       (title) “Battling Coronavirus, ”Sumit Mullick，chief information commissioner of India’s southwestern state of Maharashtra, said that China has created a new criterion in addressing a health issue by quarantining (隔离) Wuhan, the epicenter city of the virus outbreak.

“The coronavirus does not understand or respect borders. It does not need a visa or passport.” Mullick said. “Challenges are     3     (true) in global in nature. ”

However, Chinese labs have quickly decoded the genetic sequence of the coronavirus and shared it with the world,     4     is now working on a new vaccine, he said.

R. N. Bhaskar, a senior journalist and consulting editor with Indian English newspaper Free Press Journal, said that China is doing all it can       5     (contain) the spread of the virus and create a vaccine.

“As       6     very big player in the global economy, there will be negative impact     7     the Chinese economy for a temporary period. However, thanks to the swift responses to the virus outbreak, the Chinese economy will overcome this crisis and emerge stronger,” he added.

Health officials at the panel discussion also listed the steps       8     (take) to fight the virus and shared their experiences in countering misinformation and creating       9       (aware) among the public at large.

The event       10     (organize) jointly by the Observer Research Foundation, a think-tank body, along with the Chinese Consulate General in Mumbai.

Tim Berners-Lee. If you don’t know his name very well, you’ve surely used his famous     1     (invent). The British scientist     2     (create) the World Wide Web in the 1980s. On Oct 29, the Internet     3     (official) turned 50 years old. To mark the day, Berners-Lee wrote online, “The Internet & the web it enabled have changed billions of lives for     4     better. But their power for good is under threat.

    5     (speak) at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), he pointed out three problems affecting today’s web – criminal behavior, ad-filled websites, and offensive online communication,     6     led Berners-Lee to create the Web Foundation and a contract for the web. Both aim     7     (protect) Internet users. In the contract, he mentioned the need for companies to make sure that everyone has web access, called for a reduction in offensive material, and more     8     (person) data privacy. The latter is a hot topic right now. Big companies, like Facebook, have     9     (use) users’ private information by sharing it with advertisers.

In the next 30 years, if we give up on trying to build a better web, we will have failed it. We need to come together     10     a global community (社区).