He really did look like a tourist, with a camera around his neck and a bottle of sunscreen sticking out of his bag． The fat man sat on the terrace (草坪), drinking lemonade, a little bit each time, and _____ to look at a smooth and shiny cruise brochure．His sunglasses_____ his eyes, but I knew he wasn’t looking at the brochure: he hadn’t turned a _____ for the last ten minutes．

As I brought him what he had ordered, he coughed up a “thank you” and looked at me _____．I tried not to stare at the tiny scar across his left eyebrow．

I walked back inside with my _____ tray (托盘), shaking my head．He looked _____ but I couldn’t quite place him．

Then it _____ me．The car accident．The _____ stranger who helped me out of my smashed car, _____ before it exploded．I _____ back to his table．

He was gone．

I moved his saucer and found his tip, along with a _____:

I am deeply _____ to you．The night of your car accident, I was on my way to _____ a jewelry store．Saving your _____ brought things back in perspective (看法)．I now live an honest life, thanks to you．God bless you! Mr. D．

I trembled．The night of my car accident,   I   was _____ for an interview in a shady dance club．Seeing human kindness through his _____ gesture turned my life around and brought_____ back into my life．

I _____ the tip he left．Among the one-dollar notes was a 100-dollar note with a pen mark _____ “In God We Trust”, which first appeared on paper money in 1957．

I said a silent _____ for him and got back to work, smiling．

There are many principles and values all people live by. The _______ that I live by is honesty. I have always been taught that lying will just get me into more trouble than I might already be _______. Being honest is a _______ all people need to have and use to go _______ in life.

Ever since I was a little kid, my parents have _______ me to be honest _______ it is the right thing to do. As I got _______, I realized something very important that could _______ the way people take me to be a person. If just once you stop being honest and tell a lie it will _______ change people’s opinion of you and their whole way of acting ________ you. When you tell a lie you lose that person’s ________ forever or have to work your whole life to get it back.

It is my personal ________ to achieve great things in life and honesty will sure help me get there. For me right now losing somebody’s trust would be a truly ________ thing. Whatever you do for a living or ________ you live, honesty is something important for all of us.

Honesty gets you much higher in life than getting into more ________ like lying would. Lying can ________ get you into trouble dealing with the government. Honesty is just as important to me as my family. Already, I know it is something that will ________ my future and my relationship with all people. It is something about myself that I hope to never ________ no matter what happens. Most of all honesty will help me no matter whether I’m at school, home or just ________ with friends. It is something ________ I hope my children will also have and appreciate.

Pamela Malhotra and her husband Anil K. Malhotra have spent the last 25 years buying abandoned agricultural land and reforesting it. They want to _______ the land to a bio-diverse rainforest for elephants, birds and other _______

Now the couple _______ 300 acres of land in Brahmagiri, India. They’ve spotted more than 300 kinds of birds as well as many _______ and threatened(受到威胁的)animal species. But, this was not the _______ in 1991 when Anil and Pamela came to this part of the country. "When I came here, it was a _______. The owner wanted to sell because he couldn't grow coffee _______ anything else here," says Anil who worked in the real estate(房地产)and restaurant business in the US before moving to India. “For me and Pamela, this was what we were _______ all our life. "

The couple had a love for _______ from their childhood. When the Malhotras came to India, the pollution ________ them. "That was when we decided to ________ something to reclaim (开垦) the forests in India," says Anil. "We were not looking for money. Early on, we ________ that shortage of fresh water will be a ________ for India and the rest of the world. Acquisition, protection and reclamation of forested lands and wildlife habitat, where vital water sources have their origin, is the only way to ________ ourselves, ” explains Anil.

They sold property (财产) they owned in America, bought the first 55 acres and began to grow a ________. Soon, they bought the land nearby as well. "Many of the ________ considered their holdings 'wasteland' as very little grew on it and were ________ to get money," says Anil.

Stopping poaching (偷猎) was a ________ and often the locals did not understand what this couple was doing, so it required a lot of talking to create ________. They worked with the forest department to set up camera traps and keep poachers away. “There are times I have ________ with poachers. I was even in great danger once, ” says Pamela. “I hope what we are doing now will make a difference to animals. ”