Hello, everyone! I 1 Linda. I meet Grace and Dale in the 2. I say good morning to them. Grace has 3red jacket. She likes 4 very much. She says to me, "Can you 5 red？“ I say. "Yes. R-E-D?' Dale has a cup. 6is green. He can say it7 English. I have a 8, too. What color is 9 cup7 It's yellow. I think yellow is a(n)   10color.

    Do you have a great friend? Someone who is there for you in good times and in bad times? The story of Hoshi and Zen 1 the power (力量) of friendship.

    Hoshi is an American Eskimo dog. He had his 2 removed (移除) because of a disease when he was 11 years old. 3 he is now blind.

    It is 4 for Hoshi, a few months before his operation (手术), his owner got Zen. She was a small dog 5 a local rescue shelter (救护所) who could see just fine!

    When Zen started to realize that Hoshi was going blind, she did what a good friend would do. Zen began to lead the 6 for Hoshi. She 7 a seeing eye to another dog!

    Zen now leads Hoshi around in the great outdoors, so he doesn't hurt 8 They are now best friends and 9 all of their time together going hiking, swimming and going on other adventures (冒险).

    As Helen Keller once said, "Walking with a friend in the dark is 10 than walking alone in the light."

    A college student stayed up all night studying for his zoology(动物学) test the next day. The following morning, 1 he entered the classroom, he saw ten birds on the desks. Each bird was 2 with a sack(麻布袋) and only the legs were outside.

    The teacher told the students that the test would be to watch each pair of bird legs and write down the name and the living habits of each bird.

    The student looked at each pair of bird legs. 3 of them looked the same to him. He began to get upset. He stayed up all night studying, but now he had to name birds by their legs. The more he 4 about it, the sadder he got.

    He 5 not think of any answers after a long time. He went to the teacher's desk and said, "What a strange test! 6 could anyone tell differences among birds by their legs? I'm afraid I have to take the exam later. "7 these words, the student put his test paper on the desk and walked to the door.

    The teacher was 8.The class was so big that he didn't know every student's 9, so when the student reached the door, the teacher 10 out, "One moment, boy, what's your name?"

    The student pulled up his trouser legs and said, "My dear teacher, can you guess my name by my legs?"

    My friend, Robert, 1in a butchers shop. He helps the butcher(屠夫) to do some heavy work. He puts meat on the shelf every day. People come into the shop and buy the meat. But today there isn't any meat on the shelf. The butcher asks Robert2some meat onto the shelf.

    Robert runs to get some pieces of meat. They are in another room and they are on the3shelf. Robert is tall, but he still can't reach(达到) the meat. Robert thinks for a minute. He has a good idea. He takes two boxes and puts one on the top of4. Then he stands on them. Now he can reach the pieces of meat5.

    The butcher is very glad to see the meat. And then, people are also happy to get some meat from the butcher's.

    A British man has attracted widespread praise in China for donating six of his organs(器官)

    Mark Terence Osborne, who was 49, was sent to the 1room at 9 a.m. after he lost his 118-day battle (搏击，斗争)for 2 on June 29. His wife, Mrs. Wang, 3to donate his heart, kidneys, liver and comeas (角膜)under his will and with his daughter's 4back in the UK. In this way Osborne 5his life in his beloved(挚爱的) land.

    Osborne6to Hangzhou six years ago. Their peaceful life came to a 7end on March 3, 2016 when Osborne fell into a deep coma(昏迷)following a stroke(中风).

    Osborne was familiar(熟悉的) with organ donation. His mother received a heart transplantation operation (移植手术)from a donor and 8for ten more years. His family believes they should return the help by donating organs to others.

    When Wang made the decision to donate, Osborne's family was very supportive and delivered all the necessary files at once. Wang signed on the organ donation registration(登记)form for 9 on June 29. She also decided to 10 others in the way her husband did.

    Osborne's death has been a main topic of discussion on Chinese social media with many11his decision. "I felt such a sense of 12when I read so much praise for Mark online. Many people in China believe the body should remain 13 after death, and14, there is a great shortage of organs available(可用的). I hope that what Mark did can help 15 people's views on organ donation, "said his wife.