Poetry has the power to change lives and help people out in many walks of life.Amy Singh, a female poet from Chandigarh, India, has been using the_________to help another poet, Anam Narula. After Amy found out that Anam was diagnosed (诊断) with cancer, she did a lot of things, not just_________him. She raised money through poetry for the family.

Using her blog, she asked people to send in requests for_________, for any amount they could pay, and all of the money would go to Anam's_________. She started this project_________, working with over 100 requests every day, until a group of 10 poets joined her in the noble cause to_________their friend.

Writing, which pours feelings onto paper, is often viewed as a (n)_________job, but writing for another is a difficult task altogether._________, now that they have all written together, the writers' block has never really happened to them. They screen the requests, and whoever feels_________by a certain request would pick it up and write for it. They are trying to__________themselves fully to these poems.

While Amy has been doing her best to raise money, Anam has been__________the deadly disease with determination and courage. When finding out about the__________that people have been offering, Anam and his family are very__________. Anam says he wants to thank everyone__________when he gets well.

The world is full of tales of war, crime and sadness, and we should add something__________to our lives. Hats off to Amy Singh and her team for thinking of and working actively towards helping a friend in need.

Food waste is a big problem in America. So is hunger.

The National Institute of Health estimates that, as a _______, Americans waste 40 percent of the food we produce. At the same time, roughly 50 million people in the US don't have _______ enough food. That's more than 15 percent of the _______—or nearly one in six people.

Food waste is not only a _______ cost, but it causes environmental problems. When cut off from oxygen, food creates methane(甲烷) gas and _______ global warming. The fuel that is burned to process and transport it _______ adds to the environmental cost.

That was why Komal Ahmad, a 25-year-old university student, came up with the _______ for Feeding Forward, a mobile phone app that _______ companies and event planners to donate _______ food to people in need—with an easy click of the__________

__________a football stadium filled to its brim(边缘),” Ahmad said. “That's __________ food goes wasted every single day in America.”

Through the app, people ________ Feeding Forward drivers where they're located so the drivers can ________ the food, which is then quickly taken to where it's ________most. Within a year of the app's launch, ________600,000 homeless people have been fed with about 690,000 pounds of food redistributed, which would have ________ ended up in the landfill(垃圾场).

Feeding Forward solves the problems of food waste and ________ At present_，it only serves the San Francisco Bay Area, but that could ________ “We are trying to make the Bay Area a case study to say ‘Hey, if it works ________ , it can work anywhere ,’” Ahmad said.

In April, Matthew Sullivan watched his neighbors in Morris Township gaze out their windows. As the lockdown was coming to a _______ , many were about to return to the workplace. Unable to _______ their lawn (草坪), they showed a look of _______ .

Sullivan, a creative 14-year-old, saw the _______ in lawn care. Thus, he had a(n) _______ idea in his mind. _______ the boost in demand, Sullivan started his own business, and named it Leaf-it to-Us, in which he _______ a group of able-bodied 13-and 14-year-olds for weeding, leaf-blowing, planting and fence-painting.

Last Saturday, Sullivan and his partners presented the local charity Help MorrisNOW with a $ 1,000 check that they had earned. “The _______ from the Leaf-it to-Us kids made me _______ ,” Nestor Bedoya, the founder of Help MorrisNOW, said. “When they came up to me with the check, I could hardly ________ those kids doing such amazing things at their age to help others.”

Though the company had ________ given its earnings to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, this season it ________ its purposes. Now we’ve gone ________ , so we’re helping out people in our community,” Sullivan said. Sullivan estimates that they have made more than $5,000 in total since this April. They plan to keep the landscaping business running ________ they can maintain their ________ giving.