2 . A 9-year-old boy from Roswell, New Mexico has been spending his days outside his school to do his school work. This is because his family can’t afford _______ at home. Like many other families _______ by the coronavirus pandemic, his family sadly lost their _______ to pay for their WiFi connection.

But Jonathan Endecott, who _______ to be turning 10 next month, isn’t letting that stop him from _______! A fourth grader, Jonathan has been forced to stay in his _______ because of the pandemic like all the other kids, as well as many others throughout America and really, the _______.

Just like many other parents around the globe, Jonathan’s mom Angel sadly _______ both of her jobs due to the Covid-19 pandemic. And even though she _______ got one of her jobs back, she wasn’t earning enough to have their Internet connection ________.

Apparently, Jonathan really ________ learning. According to Angel, he’s also quite independent, and since his house is ________ right across the school field, she suggested that the boy walk to the school to get ________ to their internet so that he could still do his classes online.

After one teacher saw Jonathan lying down on the concrete ground, holding his ________ , she found the sight so ________ that she took a photo and went on to ask permission from his mom to ________ his photo on Facebook.

The photo gained so much ________ that eventually, a kind-hearted citizen ________ and offered to pay for the family’s internet service in Jonathan’s home for an entire year.

Then another ________ person that saw his photo, Shelby Dutton, also decided to put up a GoFundMe page in order to help other children suffering the same ________ as Jonathan.

3 . Located in the Bahamas, Andros Island is also known as “The Sleeping Giant”，yet with only about 8.000 people living on it. Now the island has a new luxury resort Caerula Mar Club- which opened this February. The once-abandoned property was discovered by a well- known HGTV reality star couple who transformed it into a hotel. The Canadian design duo Bryan and Sarah Baeumler were vacationing in the Bahamas in the summer of 2017 when they discovered a once-abandoned resort. They instantly decided to purchase it with hopes to transform the 10-acre beachfront property into a luxury hotel.

However, they had no idea how much the investment would end up costing them. Here most supplies had to be shipped in, and the property was in bad shape. The budget for the remodelling should be around $ 4 million, but they've spent well over $ 10 million. What's worse, in the fall of 2019, category 5 Hurricane Dorian hit the Bahamas, and their employees and friends were affected.

Finally, several months later, as they prepared to open the resort to the public, the Coronavirus pandemic （大流行病）struck. They'd just been fully booked throughout the fall and winter months when the new disaster stopped everything as the Bahamas were put on lockdown.

With tourism opening up again, new plans are now for an October launch, but they're just taking things one day at a time. "I think at the end of this pandemic, well find many people are searching for a different experience，” says Bryan. "Instead of crowding into large resorts, they'll be going to properties where they can meet people, connect with the locals and experience nature. Our hotel is just such a place.”

Now the couple is focusing on the future while creating new development for visitors. “We certainly have plans to responsibly and sustainably develop the island that will help support the local economy says Bryan.