A top student who was paralyzed (瘫痪的) has received an eye tracker (追踪器). It enables her to _______ with family and friends on WeChat.

Lou Tao, 29, a doctoral(博士的) student at Peking University, lost the _______ to talk or move last year because of Lou Gehrig’s disease, also known as ALS, which attacks cells that control the muscles(肌肉). To help her _______, a care centre in Shanghai gave her an eye tracker on Oct. 19, 2017 that allows her to type by _______ her eyes. Shortly after, Lou sent her first WeChat message in more than six months _______ her classmates.

“She can _______ her ideas with the outside world using the eye tracker, which will be good for her mental recovery(精神恢复),” a doctor at the care centre told Beijing Youth Daily.

Lou started _______ for a doctorate(博士学位) in ancient Egyptial history in 2015. Later that year she had an ALS, and within 12 months she was paralyzed and had to _______ her parents to eat and drink. She was _______ at Wuhan Hanyang Hospital in Hubei Province. On Oct. 9, 2017. Lou and her family ________ to donate her body to medical science after her death. What they did made everyone really moved.

When Sammie Vance was eight, she learned about Buddy Benches from a video at a summer camp. The video showed _________ people use these benches on playgrounds. “If somebody is _________ they can sit on the beach,” Sammie _________ “Another person can come up to them and ask them to play.”

Sammie thought her school could use a Buddy Bench, so she and her mom set up a meeting with the _________. They learned of a factory, Green Tree Plastics, that make benches (长凳子)with plastic (塑料的)bottle caps. Sammie liked the idea of a Buddy Bench that would help shy kids and the _________. Her headmaster liked the idea, too.

Sammie drew a picture that showed how a Buddy Bench _________. She and her mom posted it on social media(社交媒体)to ask friends and family to _________ bottle caps. They also took the drawing to local businesses to ask for their _________.

As words _________, collection bins at school and around the community began to fill up. People __________ shipped their caps to Sammie. “I got caps from all 50 cities. It’s still a long way to go __________ I’ve put in a lot of time and energy.” she says.

She needed 400 pounds of caps to make one beach. In just two months, the project collected more than 1, 200 pounds — enough to make three Buddy Benches!

After reaching her goal, Sammie set a new one “Buddy Benches __________!” She goes on to Collect caps to share with kids working toward __________ own Buddy Benches. And she has made videos to teach others to start the projects.

“I want kids to know that you don’t have to be an adult(成年人)to a __________ a career(事业).”

Sammie says. “It all starts __________ you. Don’t stop. You’ll get there, one cap at a time.”

Not long ago, the cat Coco and her babies were in the face of food shortage, but now they live a completely different life.

The six of them were found looking for _______ behind a warehouse（仓库）.The person who found them immediately contacted Carrie, the founder of Dorset Rescue Kittens. He believed Carrie was more than happy to take care of _______. It was clear that those cats were _______ because there wasn’t enough food. And some of them had to _______ medical treatment because they were ill. Luckily, with time, they began to get better and better and _______ some weight.

At first, Carrie worried the mother cat Coco would have trouble getting used to her new life because she had always lived in the _______. However, the worry quickly disappeared because of Coco’s gentle _______. “Coco has gradually understood the meaning of a home,” Carrie said, “At first, she would only lie on the ground, never on a bed or a sofa.” She loved _______ but she didn’t know how to draw it. Her babies were shy at first, but thanks to their mother, they warmed up to us _______.

Coco and her babies are still waiting for their permanent（永久的） __________, and with their lovely faces and bright personalities, I believe they’ll certainly have a place to call their own.