It was10:15 p.m. when Esposito arrived at the train station. She jumped into her Honda and began her _________ home. Out of nowhere an unexpected car _________ crashed into Esposito’s pushing her backward onto the tracks. She got _________ in her vehicle, shocked by the impact.

As it happened, Dipinto, a volunteer _________ , was going to bed. He was crawling under the _________ when he heard the crash of metal on metal coming from outside. Unhesitatingly, he grabbed a _________ and rushed out the door still in pajamas(睡衣). "Any firefighter would have done so. We're always on _________ ." he explained later.

The first car he _________ , 500 feet from his front yard, was the one that had hit Esposito's. Soon, by the light of his flashlight, he _________ Esposito's car lying messily on the tracks. Then he heard a (n) __________ sound breaking through the sky: the bells signaling a (n) __________ train. "I absolutely could see the headlight of the train." he __________ .

DiPinto, an experienced rescuer, immediately bent to __________ Esposito's side window violently. "Where am I?" Esposito voiced weakly with her __________ unfocused. "You're suffering a car crash and __________ pulling out at once, madam." DiPinto __________ . He struggled against the door handle, but the door was __________ shut. The train loaded with oil, at a speed, which is 65 miles per hour, was __________ near. DiPinto turned to the passenger side and threw open the door. He __________ the airbags, grabbed Esposito's arms, and pulled her toward him across the passenger seat before speed-walking her to __________ . Within six seconds, the train ran over Positive's car.

"It was like a Hollywood movie." the reporter joked.

I’d gone snowboarding with excitement in France with my little brother. That day, fresh snow had been falling, and we were in a good _______. We stopped near the top of an off-path section that went through _______. I let my brother disappear into the trees ahead, _______ I would soon catch up.

I began to _______ speed when I was suddenly thrown off balance. Just as I was regaining control, I ran into the trunk (树干) of a large tree. It was like _______ a solid wall. The pain was more than I could stand. I knew immediately that my _______ was broken and quickly realized the situation could get very _______. Nobody would be coming past. There was no phone signal. It was snowing and cold. If I waited, I would _______ be rescued eventually. But the chance of _______ to death before that happened was too high for me.

I tried to stand but fell down and almost ________ out with pain. I managed to get the board off from my feet and moved it under my stomach so I was lying on it. I used the board to slowly drag (拖) and ________ my body down the tree-lined slope (斜坡).

It took about two hours ________ a skier found me and I got help. The mountain rescue team came, with my brother arriving ________ afterwards. I couldn’t feel my hands or my toes from the cold, but I was ________ to know I was safe. I had broken one of my backbones, so I had an operation. The constant pain was huge, but it wasn’t as bad as seeing the pain and worry I put my family ________.

The recovery road was tough, but I was lucky.

The back door of the ambulance was suddenly shut and the driver ran to the front, jumped into the seat, and started the engine. Inside were the ___parents, Mr. and Mrs. Green. The mother was holding their baby daughter, Ally. The girl had some ___stuck in her throat and could ___ breathe.

The driver, Mr. White, turned on his siren(警报器) and sped towards the ___hospital, fighting against the time. The ___ahead of him pulled out of the way____he drove through the busy traffic. From the back of the ___the parents were shouting at him to be   ____, since Ally had almost stopped___ . In front of him he saw some traffic ___, with the red “Stop” light shining. Mr. white knew he had no time to____, so he drove straight through the traffic lights.

Coming towards him from his right was a taxi with the____closed, and the driver was playing his radio, He did not ___the ambulance. The lights were green; ___he drove straight on into the ambulance.

Mr. White tried to stop his ambulance, but it was too ___. It hit the taxi. Everyone was shaken, but no one was hurt. Mr. White looked to see ___little Ally was. He was astonished to see relief(宽慰) instead of ___on the faces of the parents.

“Look!” cried Mrs. Green. “She is breathing again.”

“It ___have been the crash,” said her husband, “It ___the food out of her throat.”

The baby’s color was turning____, and she was crying in a loud but healthy voice. They were all joyful, and quite forgot about the accident.