I met an artist in the park today. At that moment, a piece of art 【小题1】(make) by her and local schoolchildren. The images on the artwork, of happy families with their pets, were so 【小题2】(inspire) !

Her next project is 【小题3】(create) a large painting that will cover an entire wall at the Children’s Hospital. Again, she plans to work together 【小题4】children from the neighbourhood. What 【小题5】heartwarming idea! Children who are well will be creating the artwork for children 【小题6】are sick. I can imagine the day when the painting will be shown. The children who work so hard on it will be overjoyed with 【小题7】 (excite) to show what they will have vividly created. And the children waiting to see the painting will be 【小题8】(equal) excited to see what is behind the curtain. And finally cheers will be all around!

Children help children to be happy. The artist 【小题9】(wake) me up from my daydream and said, “I will need a lot of 【小题10】(volunteer) to help with this project !” It old her to count me in! I would be happy to help make this dream come true!

In her Nobel Lecture, Tu Youyou 【小题1】(refer) to the strengths of both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, and pointed out that there is great potential for future advances if scientists make good use of these strengths. Their efforts to conduct research in both fields may 【小题2】(final) pay off. A good example 【小题3】(illustrate) this point is the discovery of qinghaosu in 1972, which was intended as 【小题4】effective treatment for malaria. The Chinese herb qinghao, from 【小题5】qinghaosu comes, has been used to cure diseases for almost 2,000 years. However, it was not until the 1970s that Tu succeeded in discovering qinghaosu, after many failed experiments. By then, the fight against malaria 【小题6】(achieve) only limited success. Since the discovery of qinghaosu, the 【小题7】(survive) rate of malaria patients has increased by around 30%.

【小题8】her broad knowledge of both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, Tu might never have discovered qinghaosu. It is important that scientists draw on the wisdom of both fields. With 【小题9】(sufficiency) research, many more medicine discoveries like qinghaosu are likely 【小题10】(make).

Many great people in the world devote themselves to【小题1】(improve) society in their own ways. For example, Jane Goodall, a woman from Britain, would rather spend time studying chimps in the wild in Africa than lead 【小题2】 comfortable life. For 40 years she 【小题3】 (be) outspoken (直率的) about making the rest of the world understand and respect the life of chimps. Lin Qiaozhi, a specialist in women’s diseases, is another woman who has made great 【小题4】 (achieve). There was story after story of no matter 【小题5】 tired after a day’s work, she went late at night 【小题6】 (deliver) a baby for a poor family. It was because of her hard work and great consideration for her patients 【小题7】 hundreds of babies were delivered 【小题8】(safe) by her. A third example is Yuan Longping, the first 【小题9】 (agriculture) pioneer in the world to grow hybrid rice. Using his hybrid rice, farmers can produce many more harvests than before. Therefore, now the UN has more tools in the battle to reduce hunger in the world. In short, so impressive 【小题10】 (be) their work that they all deserve praising and learning from.