Jane is a kind girl. She is only ten years old,_________ she has big ideas of helping other kids.

Jane _________ a winter camp at the age of eight. During her stay in the camp, she went to _________ some kids in poor areas. She was _________ that the kids there didn’t have new clothes to wear and toys to _________ with. After she returned home, she _________ thinking about what to do to help those kids.

One morning Jane _________ some elder kids selling lemon (柠檬) juice by the street. They wanted to make money to help their friends. Then she thought of an idea.

With the help of her father, Jane had _________ own lemonade stand (摊档). In a week’s _________ the stand made$52. It was only a little money, but she helped 12 kids with it! She became very excited when she saw smiles on their faces.

After that, her father helped her start a program (活动) called Jane's Lemonade for Love.

Until now, she has made more than $17000! She is going to _________ the money on clothes, toys and books for the poor kids.

It was a cold winter day. Two beggars (乞丐) were sitting at the _______ of a busy street. They looked helpless as people _________.

It was getting late and when they were getting ready _______ the street corner, they saw a man walking toward them. He was a _________ man. They could know that from the modern business suit he was wearing.

The man took _______ out of his bag. Then something that looked like a piece of hard candy in a piece of paper, was _______ each of the beggars’ waiting hats. Then the man turned and continued _______ without saying a word.

_______ the man left, the tall beggar said to the short one, “He could _______ leave us a few coins, but he just gave us a piece of hard candy. Who does he think we are __________?

There’s no way we can even eat this—we have no teeth. Then he __________ the “candy” from his hat and threw it away.

The short beggar looked down at the “candy” in his hat. His __________ thought was to throw it away like the tall beggar. But his second thought made him change his mind.

I haven’t had anything like this for many years he thought. I can’t chew (咀嚼) it, but I can suck (吸吮) on it for a moment. What a nice man! He offered me something so sweet.

Mr Jenkins is a teacher. He works in a middle school. He is always kind and friendly to others. It was his twenty-second ________ yesterday. He didn’t tell anybody about it. He thought all his ________ were busy and he didn’t want his ________ to give him any presents, either. ________ school he came to a restaurant to have some delicious ________ to celebrate his birthday. He told the waiter ________ him a birthday cake, a roast chicken (烧鸡) and some wine（酒）. He________ for a long time, but the waiter didn’t bring him the food or the drink. He had to asked the waiter about it.

“Oh, I’m sorry, sir,” said the waiter, “I ________ it. Please wait for a few more minutes and I’ll soon bring them to you.”

At last his food was served. Mr Jenkins ________ one leg of the chicken was shorter than the other. He stopped the waiter again and asked him why.

The waiter looked at the roast chicken and said, “It doesn’t ________ if you don’t want to dance with it!”