George Ellet got a bright silver dollar as a New Year gift. He felt very happy, thinking about all the nice 1 (thing) he could buy with it.
The sun shone brightly and the ground was covered with snow. George put on his hat and ran into the street. Soon, he saw some boys 2 (have) a snowball fight and he joined them at once. He threw a snowball 3 James Mason. But it missed and 4 (break) a window on the other side of the street. George ran away as 5 (quick) as he could because he was worried someone would come out and find him.
Around the next corner, George 6 (stop). He asked 7 (he) if he should go back and pay for the glass. It was the 8 (sad) thing that had ever happened. He wished he could buy something nice but now he had to pay for 9 broken window.
At last, he said to himself, “It was wrong to break the window. It may take all my money, 10 I should go and pay for it.” Taking a deep breath, George turned around and headed back to the house, to make things right.
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Yeshe Dolkar still remembers the moment when she saw snow leopards(雪豹) at the Sanjiangyuan National Nature Reserve. On a cold snowy day, the girl was walking down a mountaintop with her family 1 they saw two snow leopards near the Lancang River.
Many wild animals living in the area are in danger. Since the middle of the 2 (twenty) century, the area of snow-covered ground, grassland and lakes in Sanjiangyuan has become smaller because of 3 (human).
4 (protect) the area and the wildlife there, China set up the Sanjiangyuan National Nature Reserve. Over the past years, the number of wild animals has become larger and larger. At 5 (little) 1,000 snow leopards can be found in the area.
Local people have improved their understanding about environmental protection and have tried hard to look after the 6 (beauty) environment in Sanjiangyuan over the years. In Nangqian, local people mostly dig caterpillar fungus(冬虫夏草) in the grassland for a living. In the past, they carried food with them in plastic(塑料的) bags and 7 (leave) the bags behind. But now people always take food waste down the mountains, according to Palden Wangchuk, 8 18-year-old young man. “The local government often invites people to pick up waste on the grassland. 9 the help of the local government and people, the grassland has put on a new look,” he said.
“As teenagers, we should 10 (act) now to protect our home and keep on living together with nature in harmony(和睦),” Palden Wangchuk added.
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