注意：

1).词数100左右；

2).可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。

修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意：1).每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

2).只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。

    Students today should do more reading. Indeed, the importance of reading can never be very stressed. First of all, reading, especial out-of-class reading, enrich our mind and broadens our horizons. Through reading, we learn what can't be learnt in our classrooms. Beside, reading is also a way of relaxation. This is very refreshing to read a story before going to bed, or after a day of the study. There were many famous sayings about reading, like “Reading is to the mind that exercise is to the body”. Then how can we develop the habit of reading? In the first place, I believe we should start from an early age, then stick on it and never give up. Secondly, we should read what we are interested and also what is proper for us.

    A child rights campaigner and a child education activist will share the Nobel Peace Prize.

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    Malala Yousafzai becomes the{#blank#}5{#/blank#}(young) winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.She is only 17 years old. She had been pushing for girls' education in Pakistan for several years{#blank#}6{#/blank#}Taliban gunmen shot her in the head in 2012. Doctors in Pakistan and Britain treated Malala.She has recovered and{#blank#}7{#/blank#}(continue) to fight for women's rights.

    Kailash Satyarthi has been leading a{#blank#}8{#/blank#}(peace) movement to end abuse（虐待）of children for financial gain. He also has assisted in the{#blank#}9{#/blank#}(develop) of important international agreements{#blank#}10{#/blank#}(intend) to protect children's rights.

    Everyone has experienced ups and downs in his life, and I am no exception. I am an aerospace engineer from India. I was told by my relatives, close friends and others that it was1for a non- IT student to pursue a master's degree in IT and graduate from a US university.

    I had never taken courses2to computers or programming. I was never interested in being a3, but things changed. Computers became my companion and I4how dependent on them I was. I5imagining the back end processes happening inside the CPU and they amazed me. That's why I6 to pursue a master's degree in IT.

    At first, it was rather too7. Coming from a middle-class family, the huge cost per credit was a big8. My English accent was terrible. Most9, the course seemed impossible at first. But I never 10

    I got a few offers, but I decided to choose my university 11it promised its students to help them learn practically. During my first month, it was difficult to understand the Americans' 12and finish my assignments. But I never gave up. I 13two miles to the university every day so that I could use my travel money to buy a meal. I started looking for 14and I got an offer to work as a student assistant, which meant lifting benches and chairs every day.

    I took it as a(n)15, and I believed that hard work was my strength. Right now I am graduating with a GPA of 3.96/4 and a job offer from a multinational company that has asked me to start right after 16 

    If you think you can never achieve something, you need to 17yourself and start working on your 18  Hard work always pays off. To be 19  you need to start from somewhere and always question yourself about the limits of how far you would go to 20your goals.

    Everyone has experienced ups and downs in his life, and I am no exception. I am an aerospace engineer from India. I was told by my relatives, close friends and others that it was1for a non- IT student to pursue a master's degree in IT and graduate from a US university.

    I had never taken courses2to computers or programming. I was never interested in being a3, but things changed. Computers became my companion and I4how dependent on them I was. I5imagining the back end processes happening inside the CPU and they amazed me. That's why I6 to pursue a master's degree in IT.

    At first, it was rather too7. Coming from a middle-class family, the huge cost per credit was a big8. My English accent was terrible. Most9, the course seemed impossible at first. But I never 10

    I got a few offers, but I decided to choose my university 11it promised its students to help them learn practically. During my first month, it was difficult to understand the Americans' 12and finish my assignments. But I never gave up. I 13two miles to the university every day so that I could use my travel money to buy a meal. I started looking for 14and I got an offer to work as a student assistant, which meant lifting benches and chairs every day.

    I took it as a(n)15, and I believed that hard work was my strength. Right now I am graduating with a GPA of 3.96/4 and a job offer from a multinational company that has asked me to start right after 16 

    If you think you can never achieve something, you need to 17yourself and start working on your 18  Hard work always pays off. To be 19  you need to start from somewhere and always question yourself about the limits of how far you would go to 20your goals.