Angela used to fly. Using her_________for wings, Angela would run faster than anyone. Now, she thought, “I am_________than everyone.” She was the last to get off the school bus, with the_________of walking sticks.

“You must be Angela!” A girl came to her. “I’m Laurie, your instructor. Are you ready to learn to ski?”

“No,” Angela answered, but still_________Laurie into the changing room. “I can understand how you feel.” Before Angela said anything, Laurie_________her trousers and showed her left_________leg. Angela’s mouth dropped open. “Three-track skiing (三板滑雪) was designed for people like us. If I can learn to ski, _________can you,” Laurie said. They put on the regular ski, and used outriggers (支架) to_________.

Laurie and Angela made their way to the_________track. Angela spent the morning climbing and falling, sliding and falling, and turning and__________. She felt disappointed and__________.

“OK, __________one try before lunch,” Laurie said after they climbed__________the hill once again. __________Angela managed to follow Laurie down the small hill without falling. When she stopped beside Laurie at the bottom, she punched her fist in the air and said, “Yes!”

After lunch, they moved to a__________place. Looking down from the top, Angela felt __________. “I can’t go down that!” she cried.

“Follow me!” Laurie__________. “You are doing great! Try to be Flying Angel again.” “That was before I lost my leg__________cancer,” Angela whispered. “Trust__________,” Laurie said.

Angela took a deep breath, then leaned forward, sped up, took turns and skied down the hill. Faster. Faster. It felt like__________.

Dr. Smith of New York works at a center for children who can’t learn well. One day a father brought his son to him for________ at his office.

The father told Dr. Smith about his son. “My son has ________ in learning and can’t even play baseball. He isn’t doing well because he doesn’t try. I have done everything for him. I have even shouted at him. But nothing ________. ”

After Dr. Smith tested the boy, he ________ his father. He asked the father to sit in front of a ________ and then gave him a pencil and a piece of paper. There was a ________ on the paper. He asked the father to look only in the mirror and ________ the lines of the star with the pencil. The father made the same ________ anyone makes. Every time he ________ the pencil, it went the wrong way. The father’s face became red.

At this ________ the doctor shouted at him, “Hurry up! Why are you ________ so long? You can’t do such an ________ thing! You don’t know left from right!” These ________ made the father very angry.

“Now you can ________, can’t you?” The doctor said to him. “Your son has felt just like that all the time. You scolded (训斥) him too often, so he didn't try any more. He was afraid of making mistakes. ”

________ the father understood everything. He put his face down. Now he felt so sorry.

The picture of a father sleeping on a hospital floor is causing a lively discussion about equal parenting.

The mother of the family, Sara Duncan ________ why she wanted to photograph the moment. The father, Joe Duncan works as a technician and had just ________ a 12-hour shift (轮班) that night on March 23. Sara told him she wanted to bring their daughter to hospital after ________ she was breathing with great ________ , Sara knew her husband was ________ , and had to return to a morning shift a few hours later. But he was a very ________ person. He didn't want his wife to ________ to their child on her own in the hospital. Sara said her child received small treatment and was ________ to go home after two hours. When she looked down on the ground, Sara ________ Joe had already fallen fast asleep. She looked at him thinking how ________ she was to him.

Sara's post was ________ more than 31,000 times. She wrote: “Wives and their husbands appreciate shared parenting roles and responsibilities, but the share isn’t always 50/50. Sometimes it's 60/40, 70/30, or ________ 80/20. The everyday housework heavily ________ women. And husbands have to be ________ to spare no efforts.”

It's important to discuss your expectations of roles and responsibilities if parents and all people are to be valued ________ and if we're going to keep moving forward in our culture.