Here are three pieces of news.
Task one ：Fill in the blanks
（一）
Hundreds of trekkers are stranded on high-altitude trekking trails across Nepal due to a nationwide lockdown ________（design） to contain the coronavirus spread.
The Nepal government imposed its one-week lockdown from 6am March 24 to 6am March 31. That means except for food transport vehicles and ambulances, all public and private vehicles _______（not allowe）on the streets. All domestic flights were also suspended.
"All the stranded tourists will be rescued, kept ______（safe） for self-isolation and facilitated for their safe journey back home," Yogesh Bhattarai, minister of culture, ______（tour）and civil aviation, said in a statement. (CGTN)
（二）
Health workers______（ race）to save lives as France contends with one of the world’s ______（bad）coronavirus outbreaks have received a huge show of gratitude with the help of the Eiffel Tower.
Lights of the Paris landmark _______（spell）out “Merci,” French for “Thank you,” and “Stay at home” in English on Friday night along ______the tower’s famous sparkling illuminations.
The display of solidarity that started at 8pm local time coincided with the moment _______citizens in lockdown across France have been cheering and applauding from their windows and _______（balcony） in support of doctors and nurses. (AP)
（三）
A British charity has teamed up with scientists_______ （see ）whether dogs could help detect COVID-19 with their sense of smell.
It follows previous research into dogs' ability to sniff out malaria and is based on a _______（believe） that each disease triggers a distinct odor.
The charity has previously trained dogs to detect diseases such as cancer, Parkinson's, and bacterial _______（infect）by sniffing samples taken from patients. (CGTN)
Task Two：分析这个长句。
Health workers______（ race）to save lives as France contends with one of the world’s ______（bad）coronavirus outbreaks have received a huge show of gratitude with the help of the Eiffel Tower.
Task Three：Copy the quote.
Today’s quote is from English writer John Ruskin (1819-1900).
"To make your children capable of honesty is the beginning of education."
