One day, while I was walking in the park, I noticed a little girl, barefoot(赤脚的) and_______, she was silent and did not say a word. She was_______ all the people passing by. Everybody just passed by and did not pay any attention to her.

The next day I went back to that park to see_______the girl was still there. To my surprise, she was right there, sadly looking around. I began to_______her, as at that time a park full of strangers was not a good place for small kids to play alone.

I went towards the girl and_______noticed that something was wrong with her back. A thought crossed my mind that maybe this was the reason why everyone didn't want to help her. I got closer and smiled to let her know that I was there to talk, to_______. I started with “ Hello” and then sat down_______her. The girl was very surprised, but after a long look into my eyes, she replied,“ Hi”. We talked and talked. So many hours went by and _______came. The park became silent and_______.Then I carefully asked the little girl________she was so sad and lonely.

“I am different, that's why,” was her________.I agreed with her and smiled,“ Yes, you are!”and then I ________-.“But you remind me of a sweet angel full of love.”

She slowly________, smiled and said, “Really?” She nodded her head and ________her wings, adding, “I am an angel.”I was so ________that I couldn't say a word.“Think of someone else besides yourself-that was the purpose of my job here.” With these words, she disappeared into the sky.

A man was walking through the woods with his axe(斧头) when a small tree called to him. It said, “Hello friend. Can you _________ those bigger trees? They’re stopping the sun. It is so _________ here that I have no room to spread my roots(根). I can’t _________ the wind.” The little tree held out its tiny leaves. It looked so sad. It _________, “If those trees were gone, I’d be _________ to grow. A year from now, I would be the biggest tree here.”

The man thought for a while and then _________. He walked over to the big trees and started cutting them down. Soon he cleared lots of _________ around the small tree. Now it would grow bigger and become the biggest tree in that area.

_________, something else happened. The sun’s heat came first, burning the small tree, which wasn’t used to so much _________. Heavy wind and rain came—_________ the bigger trees to protect it, the small tree was hit by the storm. Soon, the tree was _________ dead.

“You’ve been quite foolish,” said a snake that saw _________ happened. You brought this on yourself. If you’d left the bigger trees _________, the sun and storm wouldn’t hurt you so badly. _________, they protected you. If you had just waited longer, you would have grown to be just as _________ as them. You’d be strong. But now, you’re dying.”

Luke was a robot and he didn’t have any friends. The main _________ for that was he liked to hit (打) other robots. If he _________ something he didn’t like, he hit the robot saying that.

“What is two and two?” Luke’s teacher, Miss Jones, asked in a _________ class.

“Five,” Luke said.

“Sorry, Luke, but the _________ is four,” said Miss Jones.

“No, it isn’t,” he said and walked to the front of the classroom to hit _________.

Other robots _________ him and told him that hitting others wasn’t what nice robots do.

“I don’t _________,” he said and then hit a little robot next to him.

_________ the little robot didn’t cry. He asked Luke if he would be his _________ and learn math with him later.

“__________ do you want to stay with me? I may __________ you.”

“I don’t think you’ll hit me. I think we’ll become friends, and I’m sure __________ you know that friends don’t hit each other. They __________ each other.”

After class, the two went to eat ice-cream. From then on, they __________ much time learning math together. Luke didn’t hit other robots even once. And he became __________ math.