Do you have a beautiful dream? I know almost everyone1his/her own dreams. The dreams are veryimportant2 everyone for they can make people3 harder.

I am studying in a school now. My dreams is4 ateacher in Western China. Many children there want to go to school5 they can't. Their families are very poor andthe parents don't have enough6tosend their children to school. But going to school and studying is the only7 tochange their life. Teachers are greatly needed there, so I want to be a teacherto help them. I8 kind to my students and make friends withthem. I will give them love and teach9 how to be a useful person. I think it is agreat10 in the world.

Two months ago, my husband's hand was badly hurt after an accident at work. Then we had to, drive to the hospital to do the physical therapy(治疗)for his hand three times a week.

Today while we were driving to the hospital. We saw a young man standing in the strong and cold winds. We stopped and asked if he needed a ride. He gladly accepted and jumped into the back seat. His name was Dan and he wasn't going far.

As we dropped him off, we noticed he had many large piles (堆) of cut wood in his yard. We asked if he was interested in selling any. He said," Oh, you can just come by anytime, even if I'm not here and take all you want." We asked how much it would cost for a trunk load (一箱). He answered," It's free. We have more than we'll ever use. So just come by and get it anytime. Thanks for the ride and have a great day!"

We still wanted to pay for it and would only get it when someone was home, but he just kept saying what he already told us.

Dan just wanted to repay (回报) us with the wood, never knowing how much that would mean to us because my husband isn't able to chop any wood for us this winter.

Nicky was a new student in her school. She always felt {#blank#}1{#/blank#}( 孤独的; 寂寞的 ). Yesterday, she went to a radio station. The {#blank#}2{#/blank#} (目的) of her visit was that she wanted to talk with Mike. He was a presenter in the radio station and he was also a good {#blank#}3{#/blank#}(听众;听者). He told Nicky the importance of friendship and {#blank#}4{#/blank#}(鼓励) her to make more friends. But Nicky felt {#blank#}5{#/blank#}(担心的;害怕的). She said that she was not good at making friends with others. She didn't know {#blank#}6{#/blank#}(是否) others would like her or not. It {#blank#}7{#/blank#}(看来;似乎) that she didn't know how to have her own {#blank#}8{#/blank#}(圈子) of friends. Hearing what Nicky said, Mike {#blank#}9{#/blank#}(解释) to her that she should change herself by following his advice and friendship could help her make a {#blank#}10{#/blank#}(成功) of her life in the future.

The editor of the school newspaper was leaving so the paper would need a new editor. Hearing the news, Tara knew it was her 1 .

Tara had always wanted to improve the paper. Unluckily, most students cared little about 2 . There were not any nice pictures, but the real 3 was that the stories couldn't attract the kids. 

After class, Tara talked to Mr. Alvarez, the headmaster, about her wish to be the editor. "We've 4 had a sixth grader in charge. Editing the paper is a big job, even for an eighth grader." he said, "And we may not have a paper much longer because of budget cut."

Tara stepped forward and said 5 , "I can make students like the paper and do my best to make it pay for itself." Mr. Alvarez 6 Tara's offer and agreed, "You only have three weeks before the budget meeting."

Tara didn't lose any time. During lunch, she 7 the newspaper group and told them about her conversation with Mr. Alvarez. 

"We should do something 8 the newspaper and make it different. Now we need 9 teams." Tara said to the group. "The sales team will work on getting advertisers to help us 10 the paper. And the editorial team need to discover stories students like."

The group nodded 11 they felt a bit unsure about the new leader. They started to discuss how to improve the paper. 

The editorial team created a questionnaire to know what students were 12 . The sales team visited many local businesses. By the end of the week, things were going well. The group gathered again for further improvement. 

They came up with a 13 idea—create an online paper with more cool pictures and even videos. Everyone couldn't wait to have a try. 

The big day finally came. The group presented the paper at the meeting. When it was time to vote, every hand in the room went up for 14 their ideas. 

"Well done, students." Mr. Alvarez said to Tara's group. "Your 15 really works."

You have been told to wash your hands many times a day to help stop the spread of the new corona-virus (新冠病毒). But what about the mobile phone that you're always using? Scientific studies have shown that the virus can live for two to three days on smooth materials like plastic and stainless steel. Experts suggest cleaning all "high touch" surfaces (表面) every day, including phones, keyboards and computers. However, few people know how to do the cleaning. Here are some things not to do when cleaning the phone. 

◆ Do not spray (喷) cleaners directly on the phone. 

◆ Do not put the phone into any cleaning liquids (液体). 

◆ Do not use tools that use forced air, which are often used to clean computer keyboards. 

◆ Do not clean the phone with hard materials, they could make small cuts on it. 

So, what is the right way? Below are some suggested ways to clean the phone. With any of these suggestions, be sure not to get the phone wet. 

◆ Start by turning off the phone. Make sure the phone is not connected to the electricity. 

◆ Use cleaning cloths with 70 percent alcohol (酒精) instead of the common ones. 

◆ Use paper cloths, or other soft cloths like those used to clean the eyeglasses. It's OK to cover the cloths lightly in cleaners. But do remember to clean the phone "gently". 

Cleaning the phone is one of the measures that are helpful to keep away from the new corona-virus. You should clean your own phone often and tell others the correct ways to do it.

China's women's ace Zheng Qinwen has {#blank#}1{#/blank#}( success) made her name in tennis history after winning the country's first singles Olympic gold medal in Paris on Saturday, adding another record{#blank#}2{#/blank#} her career.

Although China's world No.7 Zheng was the sixth seed in the Olympic tournament, she met expectations by defeating Croatia's 13th seed Donna Vekic 6-2,6-3 at the Roland Garros Stadium. She {#blank#}3{#/blank#}( beat) her opponent four times and lost only one service game to win the gold medal.

It was only China's {#blank#}4{#/blank#}( two) Olympic gold medal in tennis, following a women's double s title won by Li Ting and Sun Tiantian at Athens 2004, and the first in singles.

After winning with a forehand shot, Zheng {#blank#}5{#/blank#}( lie) down on her back to loud cheers across the Court Philippe- Chatrier, enjoying the {#blank#}6{#/blank#}( history) moment for her career and for the sport's reputation in China.

" Nothing can describe my feeling right now; it's unreal. I' ve always been hoping {#blank#}7{#/blank#}( get) a medal {#blank#}8{#/blank#} China. Finally, I made it," Zheng said during the on- court interview.

"I did everything I could. I think my country will be proud of me; I feel proud of myself. The success is for all my team members, my family {#blank#}9{#/blank#} everyone who supported me, not just for me."

And for the {#blank#}10{#/blank#}( celebrate)? The 21- year- old native of Hubei province just wants to join her family and enjoy some home- cooked food.