With over a decade of teaching, Mrs Bishop has many special memories of her students. But one story in particular stands 21 .“I taught Jerushi in 2013,” Mrs Bishop 22 . “She was in Australia alone. Her parents had 23 behind in her home country.” Mrs Bishop supported Jerushi during Year 6 and encouraged her love of 24 . A year later, she gave Mrs Bishop a beautiful landscape artwork she had painted.Jerushi studied in Australia for 25 few years, but Mrs Bishop lost touch with her 26 she went back home. Then, a few years ago, Jerushi 27 out to Mrs Bishop. At the time, Jerushi’s painting was 28 above Mrs Bishop’s desk—proof that Mrs Bishop had 29 forgotten her.“Jerushi told me she was now studying to 30 a teacher just like me,” Mrs Bishop says. “It was a beautiful message. As a teacher, you often don’t realise the kind of 31 you can have.”It was a full-circle moment for Mrs Bishop, who remembers 32 her own teacher a letter five years ago with a 33 message, saying she started her teaching career because of him. “His passion 34 teaching really inspired me.” For Mrs Bishop, teaching is both a pleasure and a privilege. “When parents thank me, I 35 them, ‘No, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s life.’”请回答29空

With over a decade of teaching, Mrs Bishop has many special memories of her students. But one story in particular stands 21 .“I taught Jerushi in 2013,” Mrs Bishop 22 . “She was in Australia alone. Her parents had 23 behind in her home country.” Mrs Bishop supported Jerushi during Year 6 and encouraged her love of 24 . A year later, she gave Mrs Bishop a beautiful landscape artwork she had painted.Jerushi studied in Australia for 25 few years, but Mrs Bishop lost touch with her 26 she went back home. Then, a few years ago, Jerushi 27 out to Mrs Bishop. At the time, Jerushi’s painting was 28 above Mrs Bishop’s desk—proof that Mrs Bishop had 29 forgotten her.“Jerushi told me she was now studying to 30 a teacher just like me,” Mrs Bishop says. “It was a beautiful message. As a teacher, you often don’t realise the kind of 31 you can have.”It was a full-circle moment for Mrs Bishop, who remembers 32 her own teacher a letter five years ago with a 33 message, saying she started her teaching career because of him. “His passion 34 teaching really inspired me.” For Mrs Bishop, teaching is both a pleasure and a privilege. “When parents thank me, I 35 them, ‘No, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s life.’”请回答30空

With over a decade of teaching, Mrs Bishop has many special memories of her students. But one story in particular stands 21 .“I taught Jerushi in 2013,” Mrs Bishop 22 . “She was in Australia alone. Her parents had 23 behind in her home country.” Mrs Bishop supported Jerushi during Year 6 and encouraged her love of 24 . A year later, she gave Mrs Bishop a beautiful landscape artwork she had painted.Jerushi studied in Australia for 25 few years, but Mrs Bishop lost touch with her 26 she went back home. Then, a few years ago, Jerushi 27 out to Mrs Bishop. At the time, Jerushi’s painting was 28 above Mrs Bishop’s desk—proof that Mrs Bishop had 29 forgotten her.“Jerushi told me she was now studying to 30 a teacher just like me,” Mrs Bishop says. “It was a beautiful message. As a teacher, you often don’t realise the kind of 31 you can have.”It was a full-circle moment for Mrs Bishop, who remembers 32 her own teacher a letter five years ago with a 33 message, saying she started her teaching career because of him. “His passion 34 teaching really inspired me.” For Mrs Bishop, teaching is both a pleasure and a privilege. “When parents thank me, I 35 them, ‘No, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s life.’”请回答31空

With over a decade of teaching, Mrs Bishop has many special memories of her students. But one story in particular stands 21 .“I taught Jerushi in 2013,” Mrs Bishop 22 . “She was in Australia alone. Her parents had 23 behind in her home country.” Mrs Bishop supported Jerushi during Year 6 and encouraged her love of 24 . A year later, she gave Mrs Bishop a beautiful landscape artwork she had painted.Jerushi studied in Australia for 25 few years, but Mrs Bishop lost touch with her 26 she went back home. Then, a few years ago, Jerushi 27 out to Mrs Bishop. At the time, Jerushi’s painting was 28 above Mrs Bishop’s desk—proof that Mrs Bishop had 29 forgotten her.“Jerushi told me she was now studying to 30 a teacher just like me,” Mrs Bishop says. “It was a beautiful message. As a teacher, you often don’t realise the kind of 31 you can have.”It was a full-circle moment for Mrs Bishop, who remembers 32 her own teacher a letter five years ago with a 33 message, saying she started her teaching career because of him. “His passion 34 teaching really inspired me.” For Mrs Bishop, teaching is both a pleasure and a privilege. “When parents thank me, I 35 them, ‘No, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s life.’”请回答32空

With over a decade of teaching, Mrs Bishop has many special memories of her students. But one story in particular stands 21 .“I taught Jerushi in 2013,” Mrs Bishop 22 . “She was in Australia alone. Her parents had 23 behind in her home country.” Mrs Bishop supported Jerushi during Year 6 and encouraged her love of 24 . A year later, she gave Mrs Bishop a beautiful landscape artwork she had painted.Jerushi studied in Australia for 25 few years, but Mrs Bishop lost touch with her 26 she went back home. Then, a few years ago, Jerushi 27 out to Mrs Bishop. At the time, Jerushi’s painting was 28 above Mrs Bishop’s desk—proof that Mrs Bishop had 29 forgotten her.“Jerushi told me she was now studying to 30 a teacher just like me,” Mrs Bishop says. “It was a beautiful message. As a teacher, you often don’t realise the kind of 31 you can have.”It was a full-circle moment for Mrs Bishop, who remembers 32 her own teacher a letter five years ago with a 33 message, saying she started her teaching career because of him. “His passion 34 teaching really inspired me.” For Mrs Bishop, teaching is both a pleasure and a privilege. “When parents thank me, I 35 them, ‘No, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s life.’”请回答33空

With over a decade of teaching, Mrs Bishop has many special memories of her students. But one story in particular stands 21 .“I taught Jerushi in 2013,” Mrs Bishop 22 . “She was in Australia alone. Her parents had 23 behind in her home country.” Mrs Bishop supported Jerushi during Year 6 and encouraged her love of 24 . A year later, she gave Mrs Bishop a beautiful landscape artwork she had painted.Jerushi studied in Australia for 25 few years, but Mrs Bishop lost touch with her 26 she went back home. Then, a few years ago, Jerushi 27 out to Mrs Bishop. At the time, Jerushi’s painting was 28 above Mrs Bishop’s desk—proof that Mrs Bishop had 29 forgotten her.“Jerushi told me she was now studying to 30 a teacher just like me,” Mrs Bishop says. “It was a beautiful message. As a teacher, you often don’t realise the kind of 31 you can have.”It was a full-circle moment for Mrs Bishop, who remembers 32 her own teacher a letter five years ago with a 33 message, saying she started her teaching career because of him. “His passion 34 teaching really inspired me.” For Mrs Bishop, teaching is both a pleasure and a privilege. “When parents thank me, I 35 them, ‘No, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s life.’”请回答34空

With over a decade of teaching, Mrs Bishop has many special memories of her students. But one story in particular stands 21 .“I taught Jerushi in 2013,” Mrs Bishop 22 . “She was in Australia alone. Her parents had 23 behind in her home country.” Mrs Bishop supported Jerushi during Year 6 and encouraged her love of 24 . A year later, she gave Mrs Bishop a beautiful landscape artwork she had painted.Jerushi studied in Australia for 25 few years, but Mrs Bishop lost touch with her 26 she went back home. Then, a few years ago, Jerushi 27 out to Mrs Bishop. At the time, Jerushi’s painting was 28 above Mrs Bishop’s desk—proof that Mrs Bishop had 29 forgotten her.“Jerushi told me she was now studying to 30 a teacher just like me,” Mrs Bishop says. “It was a beautiful message. As a teacher, you often don’t realise the kind of 31 you can have.”It was a full-circle moment for Mrs Bishop, who remembers 32 her own teacher a letter five years ago with a 33 message, saying she started her teaching career because of him. “His passion 34 teaching really inspired me.” For Mrs Bishop, teaching is both a pleasure and a privilege. “When parents thank me, I 35 them, ‘No, thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s life.’”请回答35空

Passage OneLast week, a friend from Colorado, who I first met in Thailand, came into town for his sister’s graduation. He called me and we met up in a bar. It was one of the best nights of the summer.We retold stories from our time in Thailand, drank a couple beers, and just reflected in the presence of one another. And the best part: he was doing well, succeeding in life while pursuing his dreams.On my way home from seeing him on his last night in town, I got a little depressed. I just forgot how much fun I had with him and why he made my Thailand experience so awesome. And that of course got me missing all my friends: the ones still in Santa Clara, the ones following their music careers, the ones living in Portland that I have just been too dumb to contact. I have just been so caught up in writing, studying for the GRE, lounging about my house, that I haven’t made the effort that I certainly should have.Sometimes, we get so absorbed in our own lives that we forget what makes our lives worth living. Humans are social creatures. It is in our DNA. Evolutionary psychologists suggest that because we relied upon social groups in primitive times to survive, we have a negative biological reaction to loneliness today.So go out there and contact a friend you haven’t talked to for a while. If nothing else, just check in to see how they’re doing. Because even if you haven’t spoken for a while, I’m certain that they are thinking of you.What did the author and his friend do in the bar?

Passage OneLast week, a friend from Colorado, who I first met in Thailand, came into town for his sister’s graduation. He called me and we met up in a bar. It was one of the best nights of the summer.We retold stories from our time in Thailand, drank a couple beers, and just reflected in the presence of one another. And the best part: he was doing well, succeeding in life while pursuing his dreams.On my way home from seeing him on his last night in town, I got a little depressed. I just forgot how much fun I had with him and why he made my Thailand experience so awesome. And that of course got me missing all my friends: the ones still in Santa Clara, the ones following their music careers, the ones living in Portland that I have just been too dumb to contact. I have just been so caught up in writing, studying for the GRE, lounging about my house, that I haven’t made the effort that I certainly should have.Sometimes, we get so absorbed in our own lives that we forget what makes our lives worth living. Humans are social creatures. It is in our DNA. Evolutionary psychologists suggest that because we relied upon social groups in primitive times to survive, we have a negative biological reaction to loneliness today.So go out there and contact a friend you haven’t talked to for a while. If nothing else, just check in to see how they’re doing. Because even if you haven’t spoken for a while, I’m certain that they are thinking of you.What can be inferred about the author from Paragraph 3?

Passage OneLast week, a friend from Colorado, who I first met in Thailand, came into town for his sister’s graduation. He called me and we met up in a bar. It was one of the best nights of the summer.We retold stories from our time in Thailand, drank a couple beers, and just reflected in the presence of one another. And the best part: he was doing well, succeeding in life while pursuing his dreams.On my way home from seeing him on his last night in town, I got a little depressed. I just forgot how much fun I had with him and why he made my Thailand experience so awesome. And that of course got me missing all my friends: the ones still in Santa Clara, the ones following their music careers, the ones living in Portland that I have just been too dumb to contact. I have just been so caught up in writing, studying for the GRE, lounging about my house, that I haven’t made the effort that I certainly should have.Sometimes, we get so absorbed in our own lives that we forget what makes our lives worth living. Humans are social creatures. It is in our DNA. Evolutionary psychologists suggest that because we relied upon social groups in primitive times to survive, we have a negative biological reaction to loneliness today.So go out there and contact a friend you haven’t talked to for a while. If nothing else, just check in to see how they’re doing. Because even if you haven’t spoken for a while, I’m certain that they are thinking of you.What is a cause of humans' negative biological reaction to loneliness?