I have a warm story to share with you. A school in San Francisco not only accepted a deaf student, but also 【小题1】 (teach) the entire class sign language to allow them to better communicate with him.

The 【小题2】 (move) story began in September last year when a woman asked the primary school in her neighborhood 【小题3】(accept) her six-year-old son, James, 【小题4】 has a hearing disability. The teacher, Lily, agreed almost immediately, but 【小题5】 the first day of school, she noticed James 【小题6】 (sit) all by himself, unable to communicate with any of his classmates.

Determined to find a way out, Lily tried developing a few signs of 【小题7】 own. But a parent of another child came up with an even 【小题8】 (good) idea—getting the whole class to learn sign language along with James. So they got a sign language teacher. And three months later, James was able to communicate【小题9】 (happy) with all his classmates about regular(常规) things like homework and【小题10】(game).

I never thought that a little help would turn out to be the most satisfying thing in my life. I once met a young man【小题1】seemed tired and in pain on my way home. With a smile, he asked【小题2】I could lend him some money. He was paralyzed (瘫痪的) in both legs and was raising money for an【小题3】(operate). Actually, I was full 【小题4】doubts as every day many people play such a trick【小题5】(get) money. I even asked him to show me his legs. Then I gave him some money and left.

After a few days, he again arrived at my doorstep asking for more money. This time I was【小题6】(entire) convinced he was cheating me. I still gave him some money and said it was all I had.

Years later, one day I got【小题7】call from an unknown number. The man told me his name【小题8】I didn’t recognize him. He said, “It is because of your help【小题9】I’m now able to stand on my legs and have a good job.” What he said next made me【小题10】(shock). He said he wanted to return my money so I wouldn’t feel cheated and would continue to help people in need in the future.

On Dec, 22, the couple---Charlotte Curtis is 105; John Henderson is 106---will celebrate their 80th wedding anniversary. The Guinness World Records have recognized the longevity of their love by naming the Hendersons the 【小题1】(old) living married couple.

It all started in a zoology class in 1934. Students were 【小题2】(seat) in the lecture tiered hall, and John Henderson, 21, sat 【小题3】(direct) behind Charlotte Curtis. When he looked down, he liked the shy 20-year-old girl he saw in front of him. "I thought he was just a fine fellow, and I didn't mind his   【小题4】(look) over my shoulder," Charlotte told The Washington Post in an interview. John and Charlotte 【小题5】(marry) in a tiny ceremony---only two guests were present on Dec, 22, 1939. Charlotte took a teaching job; John first coached football and basketball and had a long career later at Humble Oil and Refining Co.

What's the couple's secret 【小题6】 their longevity? Living in moderation, they said. They eat right, don' t drink much, and John still 【小题7】(exercise) at the community gym almost every day. Except for some hearing 【小题8】(lose), both are in excellent health.

So, after 80 years, do they still argue, 【小题9】 have they figured it all out? No, they don't argue. But if you're looking forward to your marriage becoming more peaceful in your late golden years, take note: They never argued that much in the first place, and have always made a point 【小题10】(settle) things before bedtime.