High school senior Jonathan Walker is unquestionably celebrating an amazing milestone in his life. The Florida teen has been ______ into 27 universities and received up to $4 million in scholarships.

“It was just a surprise to see that they wanted me to ______ their institution, and that they were offering me ______ . It was just a ton of excitement,” Walker said during an interview with ABC News’ Linsey Davis.

Colleges and universities that included Harvard, Stanford, Yale, and MIT all ______ to enroll (登记) the 18-year-old Florida student.

______, the teen was very surprised when he was admitted to all of the universities. He told CBS Miami in an interview, “That’s such a ______ thing to occur, but it did happen.

However, ______ he has been accepted to all of his choices, the teen is working on ______ the list down. “I’ll be able to make a pretty confident _______.”

Actually, Walker is also active in the science club, the international Baccalaureate program, and the school football team. The amazingly ______ 18-year-old has also been working with a partner on a wrist device that ______ people who are blind and deaf to communicate better with people.

“My parents ______ me a chemistry set (化学用具) a couple of years ago. And then from there I really ______ that I could use engineering to help people. And so I just became super interested in ______ devices that could help disadvantaged communities and people ______ a challenging period,” Walker said.

Carrying my son's bike, I sipped and hit my forehead on the bike.

“Mama, you're _________”, he yelled. I watched red _________ fall from my head to my leg.

“It's _________.” I comforted him and a thought came to me: why didn't I carry wipes?

On the way, I was _________ that some kind soul might offer to help us, which would break the rules of physical _________ . After all, coronavirus spread through personal contact.

However, a woman walked past. She took a look at me and offered her _________. I said I had some in the car, wondering if she would be _________ with me touching her wipes. When she _________ her phone camera to my face, what I saw was out of a _________ film. I took her wipes.

At this time, she stopped a man, “Excuse me, are you a __________?”

“No,” he said, “but I know how to deal with such a situation.”

“__________ enough”, I thought. He was asked to look at my __________. I asked him if it would leave a scar.

“What do you care? You don't have to look for a husband,” the woman __________.

We all laughed. Then my husband came and we went to hospital. It was only after I was __________ that I realized I hadn't asked their names. They __________ everything, their health and peace of mind for me.

What did I __________? Being human means we can't __________ anything of substance alone. This coronavirus __________ that we keep our distance while highlighting our necessary __________ to one another, locally and __________, and a strong desire to help one another.

When I was ten, I lived in a neighborhood with a public library nearby which opened in the evening. I enjoyed reading and after school I would _________ there ahead of its opening time. Without waiting for things there to be _________, I would just turn on the lights in kids’ section and start my reading.

The _________ didn’t look approachable. I used to hear him being _________ on people who had late returns or damaged the books, so I was afraid of him. Every day, fifteen minutes before the _________ closing time, he would start announcements and ask people to _________. I didn’t have a library card and couldn’t take my half-read books with me, simply putting the book back _________. The librarian must have silently _________ my long face, because he started _________ the closure only in other sections. This __________ me minutes to read.

For five years, I had read most of the books in the library. The librarian, still serious and __________ on words, but would smile and point at new books to me. If I missed going to the library, he would be __________ and ask why I had missed my routine (常规). Then one day the librarian asked me to __________ for my own borrower’s account and penned my name on my first-ever library card.

After my graduation, I moved away and __________ that library. When I went to the library again, unfortunately, I was informed that the librarian had retired and the library has smart cards instead of those with the librarian’s __________!