1 . Last year I took on an assignment to help with people who live on public welfare. What I wanted to do was to show that everybody has the _________ to live on their own, and all I have to do is to _________ them to do what they dream of.

I met a group of _________ people in the southern county. The first thing I _________ after I shook hands with everybody was that I would like to know what: their _________ were. Everyone stared at me as if I were kind of _________. Someone replied, “I don’t have dreams. I am _________ with the rats in my house. I wish I had a screen door (纱门) without _________ to keep them away.” I asked _________, “Is there anybody around here who knows how to __________ a screen door?” A tall man in the group __________ to help.

I asked other people about their dreams. A young __________ shared that she wanted to be a secretary but __________ her three children stood in her way. I asked, “Is there anybody in this group who would look after her children while she gets some job __________ at the community college?” One __________ woman raised her hand. A job opportunity was __________ and a promising “secretary” was on the way to school.

Three months later, the tall man found a full-time job as a __________ handyman. The woman who looked after the three children became a professional __________. These small successes __________ allowed the group to see dreams and __________. We can make a difference through caring about others.