As I turned to go down the aisle (过道) in the grocery store, I noticed an elderly man. He _________ to be lost. As I walked closer, I could see a(n) _________ look in his eyes. I felt an urge (冲动) to _________ something to him. “What should I say?” I wondered. “Can I help you find something?” I asked.

For many kids, summer vacation is the time to play. They can finally leave books and lessons behind after a term of busy school life. Penelope, on the other hand, chose to do something different. She hated to ________ time on meaningless things. So she told her mom she wanted a summer job. ________ Penelope not only liked reading, but also wished to share her love for reading with other kids, she ________ a plan to run her own library in the neighborhood. Penelope’s parents ________ agreed with her. And they were glad to provide the family’s garage for her as her library. Penelope brought all the books she and her three brothers already had to her new library. After ________ was ready, Penelope started opening the garage door for a few hours from Monday to Friday. During the opening hours, the library was always ________ but quiet. Weeks later, Penelope found most children liked to ________ with others after reading something interesting. So she also set up a reading club for them to share ideas. It became really popular among the readers. More and more children joined the club. They thanked Penelope for her ________ action. Though she was busy at the library, Penelope smiled with great ________ every day. Penelope’s story shows us even after we get out of school, we should ________ reading and learning. The garage library is really a fantastic way to develop life-long learners.

Long long ago, there was a little boy called Tony. He came from a poor family. One day, he was crossing through the forest carrying some wood. He saw an old man who was very _________. Tony wanted to _________ him some food, but he would not have food for himself.

So he _________ on his way. Then, he saw a deer（鹿）who was very thirsty. He wanted to give it some _________, but he would not have water for himself. So he went on his way ahead.

Then he saw a man who wanted to _________ a camp, but he did not have enough wood. When Tony knew about the man’s _________, he gave some wood to him. _________, the man gave him some food and water. Tony _________ to the old man and gave him some food. And then he gave some water to the _________. The old man and the deer were very thankful. Tony then __________ went on his way.

However, one day Tony __________ the hill. He was in pain but he couldn’t __________ and no one was there to help him. Luckily, the old man who he had helped before saw him. The old man quickly came and pulled him up the hill. The boy had many wounds on his __________. The deer whom Tony had given water to also saw him and __________ him. It ran to the forest and brought some herbs（草药）back. After some time Tony got nearly well and could walk again. All of them were very happy that they were able to __________ each other.