An amusement park or theme park is 【小题1】 group of entertaining attractions, rides, and other 【小题2】 (event) in a location for the enjoyment of various people. For many, there’s only one good reason to go to an amusement park: the roller coaster. Others, however, are afraid of riding coasters. They even dare not get one step 【小题3】 (close) to a coaster.

Roller coasters often appeal 【小题4】 kids whose lives are boring, stressful or controlled. An expert says, “The summers 【小题5】 kids could be kids and float down a river in an inner tube(内胎) are over. Roller coasters are a way of 【小题6】 (break) out of routines(常规) in which too much is expected of you by others in everyday life. You can let go and scream and shout or do whatever you want.” Attendance at amusement parks 【小题7】 (show) many adults feel the same way.

Compared with skateboarding, extreme mountain biking, and other adventure sports, 【小题8】 (ride) roller coasters is safe. Parents 【小题9】 (usual) don’t mind when kids go on coasters. Roller coasters also bring people together. Riders share the thrill 【小题10】 adventure of surviving what feels like an extreme experience.

I would like begin with a question. Are you tired 【小题1】 your quiet lifestyle? How about taking up an extreme sport?

You can ride a bike, right? Then you are halfway to becoming a mountain biker. All you have to do 【小题2】 (be) to take your bike off the road and try some hilly areas.

Not 【小题3】 (challenge) enough? Skydivers (跳伞运动员) jump from a plane at a 【小题4】 (high) from 1000 to 4000 metres. There’s no age limit with this sport.

Some adventurers have invented base jumping, in 【小题5】 people jump from tall structures, such as buildings and bridges, with a parachute. Dan Jackson has jumped off The Shard four 【小题6】 (time).

It seems there is no lack of 【小题7】 (imagine) when it comes to risking life to look cool and get the heart beating 【小题8】 (rapid). New extreme sports are created all 【小题9】 time. In the 1990s, Phil created extreme ironing (熨平衣服) — ironing clothes on top of a mountain. He invented this extreme sport 【小题10】 (add) fun to ironing.

Going to Disney World is on the top of many children's dream lists.So when Jermaine Bell from South Carolina turned down the opportunity to go to the magical destination for his seventh birthday in order to put the money towards helping those who had to flee their homes because of Hurricane Dorian,we couldn't help but 【小题1】 （impress） with his generosity.

The young boy asked his parents to use the money for the trip to buy food for those in need.He set up 【小题2】 stand on Highway 125, giving out water,chips,and hot dogs to those who 【小题3】（try） to reach safety. What's more, the youngster also offered up prayers for the people that risked losing their homes. 【小题4】 his grandmother,Aretha Grant, shared： "He actually even prayed for a family while they were here in 【小题5】 (refer) to their house 【小题6】 (be) OK when they got back, 【小题7】 that was really tear﹣dropping. "

It's 【小题8】（inspire） to see such generosity and concern for others in one so young.And we only hope his birthday proves to be as special as he is.What is 【小题9】（equal） impressive is Bell's patience----according to Kake.com,he's happy to wait for another opportunity to go to Disney World, especially 【小题10】（visit） the Animal Kingdom and having a Lion King party.