Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words. (在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给。)

Winston Churchill once said, “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” I completely agree with him.

I have v【小题1】 at the Boston Children’s Hospital every year since I was 13. At the beginning, I went there because I could get credit (学分) for something as simple as entertaining children at the hospital. After giving my time from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for two months, my o【小题2】 changed.

When I first stepped into the well-furnished waiting room on the ground floor, I was not sure whether I would spend my entire summer with kids h【小题3】 and harmoniously (融洽地). As it became routine (常规的) for me to come every day at 8 a.m., many kids began e【小题4】 me. To my surprise, I began looking forward to seeing their bright faces as well. Kids were curious. My heart warmed when I heard their eager v【小题5】 asking me for a story or for an answer to a question. I felt valued.

As I look back, I see the i【小题6】 these special children have had on me. It is because of them that I developed my desire to become a psychologist (心理学家). I realize that it is much more i【小题7】 to love and be loved.

Nick was good at playing table football. When he 【小题1】（win）, he felt really great and wanted to keep that feeling. Nick couldn’t stand losing. It was the 【小题2】（bad）thing to him in the world.

Albert was also a good table football 【小题3】（play）in Nick’s school. They decided 【小题4】（compete）with each other. On the football table, Albert laughed and told jokes all the time, but he scored 【小题5】（goal）again and again. Nick just thought about winning. While Albert was looking somewhere else, Nick exchanged the scores on the scoreboard（记分牌）and “won” the game in 【小题6】 end.

“It’s been fun. We should play again some other time,” said Albert happily.

Nick was surprised that losing didn’t seem important to Albert. For several days, Nick watched Albert 【小题7】（careful）. He found that Albert enjoyed all kinds 【小题8】 games. No matter what results he got, he was always happy. Nick began to learn that winning 【小题9】 losing was not important. Just enjoying the game can bring 【小题10】（he）great joy.

When I was 12, something 【小题1】 to me changed my interest. We lived near a wood and 【小题2】 sang beautifully in the trees every evening. I wanted to catch a bird and keep it in a cage so that I can have my own singer.

I did get one and put it in my cage. I felt very happy and looked 【小题3】 to some beautiful songs from it. On the next day, its mother flew to the cage with food. The baby bird 【小题4】 everything. I was happy to see this. Surely the mother knew 【小题5】 her baby liked better than me.

The next morning, I found the baby bird dead. What was wrong? I took 【小题6】 care of the bird. Arthur Wayne told me the reason. ＂A mother bird, finding 【小题7】 baby in a cage, will sometimes bring it some poisonous(有毒的) strawberries. She thinks it is 【小题8】 for it to die than to live in a cage.＂

Never since then have I caught any living birds or 【小题9】 it in a cage. It made me know following 【小题10】 rules in nature sometimes means everything to the living things.