We all love cheap deals. But if you are the seller, it will be another situation.

An Amazon seller who had 28 iPads to sell posted them online for $410 each. He was _________ to see that they were sold out overnight. However, when he realized he had wrongly advertised them for $41 each, his joy turned to _________ . He had expected good sales, but this would certainly bring him a huge economic _________.

Sitting in his office, unhappy about his unexpected mistake, the seller _________ an email from a new buyer, “Yehuda from Lakewood.” What followed was _________ awe-inspiring (令人惊叹的). It turned out that having noticed the seller’s post, Yehuda _________ it had to be a mistake. Instead of taking advantage of the _________ Yehuda decided to save the seller from financial (金融的) losses and _________ all the iPads himself. He now offered the seller the _________ to buy them back at the $41 price and resell them for $410 as first __________.

The seller was surely __________ because it’s hard to believe things like this happen in this dog-eat-dog business world. The seller never found out Yehuda’s full name because he didn’t want to be __________ . He was just one guy who went out of his __________ to help another.

This buyer’s behavior is not common. It doesn’t just show a __________ character but a spectacular (绝佳的) character. It’s really what it means to __________ someone else. It’s true kindness.

The classic phrase “trick or treat” once upon a time implied some sort of exchange. Children reached houses in _______of candy, and if no treats were found, harmless tricks would be ________ or on the occasion that there was a(n) _______naughty kid, a family might find eggs and toilet paper on their yard.

During these days, the exchange of ______ is more or less expected by children. When a group of three _______the 86-year-old Brenda Burdon’s home, she unfortunately had to ________ them that she didn’t have any treats to _______. she apologized to them in a kind voice. While many children might have pouted (噘嘴) and walked away, these children _______ her.

The next day, this Halloween was marked as one of the most ________ Halloweens Burdon had ever ________. The children returned with a card _________ to “The Kind Lady” decorated with some simple ________ of pumpkins and smiley faces. “Thank you for being so _________ ,” the children wrote. “Hope life gets better for you as you go on...” Along with the ________ card came chocolates, a pack of cookies and a £10 note. That comment alone was enough to bring a _________ to Burdon’s face for the rest of the night.

According to Burdon’s grandson, Danny Parker, the kids’ __________ made her “lost in happiness” for the rest of the afternoon. She even went out to _________ gifts for the children to show her ________ but unfortunately, the children have not _________   since then. She hopes to find them again to brighten their days the same way they brightened hers, and to return the £10, so they can ________ themselves to something nice.

Growing up, I understood one thing about my dad: he knew everything. In my teen years, he taught me things I’d need to know to _________ in the real world. When I moved out, I called him each week, usually when something _________ in my apartment. But after I got married, I needed him _________ because I had my husband. When I called, our conversations _________ into seven words: “Hi, Dad.” My dad: “Hi, my sweet. Here’s Mom.” I loved my dad, but I wondered at times if maybe he had already _________ everything I needed to know.

This past summer, my husband and I moved in with my _________ while our house was being repaired. Dad asked me to help him _________ the bulkhead(舱壁) at their dock. As we put the new bulkhead together piece by piece, my dad knew _________ the right place of everything we need. I felt surprised when my dad told me he _________ a summer in college building them. I never knew this. “Now let me teach you how to use this saw(锯子).” As he explained the __________, I realized that maybe it’s not that there’s nothing left to say. Maybe it’s just that I’ve spent my life asking him the __________ questions.

After we moved back, I called my parents. Dad answered, “Hi, my sweet. Here’s Mom.” “____________, Dad,” I said. “How are you?”

We __________ talking about the job he was doing. To anyone else, it would sound like a __________ conversation between a dad and his daughter. But to me, it was a new __________ . I spent the first part of my life needing to talk to my dad. Now I talk to him because I want to.