John Snow was a well-known physician in London in the 19th century. So famous 【小题1】(be)he that he even attended Queen Victoria to ease the birth of her 【小题2】(baby).   However，he decided to defeat cholera，a 【小题3】(dead) disease at that time 【小题4】he saw thousands of people exposed 【小题5】 it died every time there was an outbreak.

In 1854 when cholera broke out，he began to gather information and marked on a map where all 【小题6】 dead people had lived. He found many people 【小题7】had drunk the dirty water from the pump died. So he decided that the 【小题8】(pollute) water carried cholera.

He found a woman and her daughter who had the water delivered from the pump every day died of cholera after 【小题9】( drink) the water. With this extra evidence John Snow announced that the polluted water was to blame. He suggested the source of all water supplies should【小题10】(examine) and new methods of dealing with water be found. Finally，“King Cholera” was defeated.

The State Council made an announcement on January 27 【小题1】 2020 Spring Festival holiday would 【小题2】(extend) to February 2. The concern was to reduce the risk of infection by encouraging residents to stay at home during the holidays. In 【小题3】 (respond) to the call of the state to reduce going out and reduce the possibility of virus spread, people from all over the country chose to stay at home during the Spring Festival 【小题4】(express) their support and determination for epidemic control.

The epidemic 【小题5】(shut) down travel plans during the Spring Festival, but it gave families extra time to stay reunited and connected. Staying at home, people found new ways to amuse 【小题6】(them): playing table tennis in the living room, counting melon seeds, doing housework, writing calligraphy and so on have become the ways of entertainment. Reducing travel will have a certain negative impact 【小题7】tourism, transportation entertainment, retail. restaurants and other industries. 【小题8】 with the booming development of online shopping, people can 【小题9】 (easy) enjoy take-out food without going out, or shopping on Taobao. 【小题10】 netizen in Jiangsu wrote impressively on Weibo that staying at home changed nothing since online delivery platform can bring them convenience.

Stepping into the spotlight

Liu Qing hasn’t slept well for months. Every day, the 13-year-old middle school student wakes up 【小题1】dark circles around her eyes. She has lost interest in everything and doesn’t want to talk to anyone. She knows what this sinking feeling means.

“Living like this is such a torture for me. I can’t feel happy at all, ” Liu told Xinhua.

Liu is one of many 【小题2】 suffer from depression. According to World Health Organization（WHO）, about 264 million people around the world   【小题3】（affect）by depression. In China, depression affects 54 million people and is one of the 【小题4】（lead）causes of suicide.

To bring this issue to people’s attention, Zhang Nan, a photo studio owner, started a photo project 【小题5】（call）Crinkled Fog. Over the last three years, he has taken pictures of over 100 people 【小题6】（struggle）with mental health, mostly girls or women, aged 14 to 30.

Yaya, a 23-year-old girl, was diagnosed with depression in 2013 during her first year in senior high. Her parents didn’t take her struggle seriously and believed that depression is just like a cold and will go away on its own. But for Yaya, it was painful during her darkest period. She is said 【小题7】（receive）electroconvulsive therapy（电休克治疗）10 times within six weeks.

Yaya applied for the photo shoot when she got better this year 【小题8】 she wanted to record the moment and tell people that they can recover.

Depression is, in fact, a real illness. “Just like your body, your moods 【小题9】 fall ill, too, ” said Li Songwei, Tsinghua University assistant professor of psychology. “When depression can be diagnosed， 【小题10】 terrible it is, there are effective treatments. ” So, don’t be ashamed of the illness and seek professional help as early as possible.