Today I have got to know that our school is going to be reconstructed in 【小题1】 new area and you will take charge of the project. I hope you will not mind me 【小题2】 (write) to you to ask if you have thought about the needs of disabled students. In particular, I wonder if you 【小题3】 (consider) the following things.

First of all, it would be handy to have lifts to all parts of the school. The buttons should be as low as possible so that disabled students can   【小题4】 (easy) press them. Meanwhile, the doors should be wide enough for wheelchairs to go through. Second, it would be more 【小题5】 (convenience) to build the canteen and the supermarket near the teaching building. In this way, disabled students can go to the canteen or supermarket in an easy way. Third, I suggest that specialized access should 【小题6】 (set) only for the disabled, for students 【小题7】 run or quarrel noisily may knock down others 【小题8】 accident.

Thank you for reading my letter. I hope my 【小题9】 (suggestion) will meet with your 【小题10】 (approve).

Yours sincerely,

Li Hua

It is obvious 【小题1】 Mom-­daughter relationships are very important and special in your life. Here are approaches to 【小题2】 (settle) conflicts with your mom.

It is natural to tell your mom 【小题3】 range of things about your life, to complain and unload your stress on her. 【小题4】 the fact that she has her own worries, fears and anxieties, that doesn’t mean you can’t share a series of things with her. It just means showing respect 【小题5】 her feelings.

It’s never too late 【小题6】 (apologize). Never make the other person 【小题7】 (responsibility) for your behavior. Keep it simple and to the point. Most importantly, make sure your 【小题8】 (apologise) is genuine!

Go 【小题9】 (jog) or shopping together. These little things will not only help 【小题10】 (strength) your relationship, but show how much you love your mom.

Innovation is key to business【小题1】(survive), and a lot of resources have been invested by companies into inspiring employees to develop new ideas. Nevertheless, there are people 【小题2】 (work) in comfortable, enjoyable and state-of-the-art centers aimed【小题3】 stimulating innovation who find that their environment doesn’t make them feel creative at all. And there are those who don’t have a budget or much space, but they innovate【小题4】 (successful). For Robert B. Cialdini, Professor of Psychology at Arizona State University,one reason【小题5】companies don’t succeed is that innovation starts with recruitment (招聘). Research shows that【小题6】fit between an employee’s values and a company ‘s values affects what contribution they【小题7】(make) and whether they will still be at the company two years after they join. Studies at Harvard Business School show that though some individuals may be more creative than【小题8】(other), almost every individual can be creative in the right circumstances. Cialdini says, “Leaders are supposed【小题9】(encourage) everyone to contribute. And they should also guarantee that every recommendation will【小题10】(give) full attention.”