Nineteen-year-old Beau Jessup is studying Social Anthropology at the London School of Economics. She started her own business________she was just 15. She is paying her way through college by helping Chinese________find names for their children through her________Special Name.

In a TED Talk in 2016, Jessup________that during a trip to China about two years ago, one of her father’s colleagues asked her to________an English name for her daughter. Based on the________from her father of the young girl’s personality, Jessup picked a name that________the colleague. This experience________her to build the Chinese language website specialname.cn to________Chinese parents pick English names for their kids.

Jessup________a database of 4,000 names for the website with five characteristics. Each name________what that name means. After parents enter the gender(性别)and characteristics of the child, the website will recommend(推荐)three________and provide two examples of famous people________to each name.

“The parents involve their family and friends in the final________, making their chosen name both appropriate and special,” Jessup explained. Jessup at first provided the service for free, but after naming 162,000 babies, she________customers for a fee.

“Most of my customers are parents who________that their children will study abroad... The English names used by our Chinese friends are________names which is used primarily to help them fit in________stand out when they study abroad.”

“The first time a parent sent me a photograph of their baby, a beautiful little girl ‘Ellen’, the mother________me for giving her an English name and she said that she hoped this name would help her________friends in the future.”

Kids are going all over the world without ever leaving their school. They are using their computers. A school in_______could be the most wired school in America. They are wired to the Internet through their_______.

Thirty students are able to_______the Internet every day. The kids are_______the grades of kindergarten and fifth grade. The teacher says that it is hard to get them_______from the computers. They do not even want to have a rest.

The Internet has_______the world to many people. Now students can go to any library_______earth. They can get information, and they can visit a child in another country.

Laura Bacon likes to_______other students. She’s going to Peggy’s page. Peggy is a student in London, England. She puts her own home page on the Internet. It_______pictures of Peggy, her school, her mum, her dad and her friends. Laura can________her mails, too.

A scientist helped to wire the schools. He said, “There is a plan to________twelve thousand California schools to the Internet.”

Wiring schools in California will________a lot of money. It needs the________of the volunteers or schools will not be able to________it. They think that it will cost as much as fifty billion dollars.

Some people say that the money should be spent on teachers________computers. Other people say that it would be worth it to wire all of the classrooms

Their father passed away, their mother is laid off, and the family has no heat in their house as the winter sets in. This is just one of the _________ stories that social workers in Northwest Suburban High School District 214 have _________.

Sometimes the solution is _________, like paying for a couple of nights’ stay at a local hotel, or providing a gift card to buy _________. When social workers are able to _________ that good news, there’s a sense of relief (宽慰), and usually tears from students and their parents who are _________ difficult times. “It’s things that we wouldn’t even think of, but for the family it is a big _________,” said Raymundo Galarza, a social worker with 214 Cares.

_________ in District 214 three years ago, 214 Cares is here to stay, now addressing _________ needs of students and their families, from helping pay the rent to putting food on the table. But the needs have __________, so social workers are trying to __________ the 214 Cares fund (专款) by calling on people to donate (捐赠) money.

“There have been other needs that have come forward, like medical costs for students,” said Michael Happ, the program’s director. “So there’s a real __________ for us to have a fund, which is trustworthy, and __________ by the community. People know they can give __________ to 214 Cares and it will go to help those kids and their families __________ in our community.”