Jane Goodall has studied the chimps for many years and helped people understand how they behave【小题1】humans.【小题2】her childhood she had wanted to work with animals in their own environment. However, this was not easy. When she arrived at Gombe in 1960, it was【小题3】(usual) for a woman to live in the forest. Only after her mother came to help her for【小题4】first few months was she allowed to begin her project she spent many years【小题5】(observe)and recording their daily activities, and watching them wake up was her fist activity of every day. She also discovered【小题6】chimps communicate with each other. She【小题7】(argue) that they should be left around the wild and not used for entertainment or advertisements. She has helped to set up special places【小题8】they can live safely. She has achieved everything she wanted to do, and she【小题9】(respect)by many people around the world. And now she inspires those who want to cheer the【小题10】(achieve) of women.

Out of a home bakery (烘焙) in Bowie, Maryland, a young businessman gives one cupcake away to someone in need, for each one he sells. Behind the operation is 14 -year-old Michael Platt. He runs a company【小题1】 model is based on another company of charity.

Platt recently got 【小题2】   order for a few dozen cupcakes, and as promised, he doubled the order and packed up the extra cupcakes to bring to【小题3】 (home) people on the streets. Now, he focuses   【小题4】   his business and charity, hoping to open several grocery 【小题5】   (store) for people who want to shop for affordable things. As if 【小题6】   (run) the bakery and charity is   not enough, Platt partners with No Kid Hungry and【小题7】   (raise) money for the organization which helps children in need of food.

On Top of all of that, Platt recently gave a TED talk on being a young businessman. “Kids can do what they love to do and also be able 【小题8】 (help) people,” he said. “If everyone does   what they can to   end a   problem that they’re 【小题9】   (interest)   in, then the   problem will end.” The audience were【小题10】 (great) inspired by his story.

To raise the elderly’s 【小题1】 (aware) of telecommunications fraud (欺骗), volunteers of Qingdao “Blue Vest” held 【小题2】 special anti-fraud lecture at a service center for the elderly on Sept. 10th.

【小题3】 (make) the lecture more interesting, volunteers organized a quiz on fraud-related issues and those who came up with the correct answers 【小题4】 (give) steamed buns weighing 1.5 kilograms each as prizes, on which catchy anti-fraud slogans were printed with edible (可食用的) coloring.

This method was widely welcomed by the attendees and the service center was crowded with people. According to the local police, elderly people are key 【小题5】 (target) of telecommunications fraud. By gaining basic knowledge of anti-fraud practices, they can better identify the crime. The volunteer 【小题6】 (choose) steamed buns as prizes because they are typically liked by the locals.

Volunteers also handed out handbooks on telecommunications fraud prevention to the seniors, 【小题7】 included tips for proper smart phone use as well as learning why you should not click unknown links, provide bank cards, or provide other important information 【小题8】 strangers. The handbook also warned that when 【小题9】 (encounter) suspicious occasions, one should 【小题10】 (immediate) check the information or call the police with relevant evidence saved.

The case was widely circulated online and some netizens commented, “With anti-fraud buns eaten, anti-fraud knowledge grows in mind.”