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A traveler was walking across a desert (沙漠) alone, planning to do it in one month. More than twenty days passed, and the journey had been going on _______. “Soon I’ll be able to walk out of this desert,” he thought gladly.

But the desert was never friendly _______ travelers. In a short time, there came a strong sandstorm. He hurriedly _______ his head with the clothes, prostrate (卧倒的) on the sand. After about ten minutes, the sandstorm _______. He shook the clothes and stood up. At that moment, he found himself in a hopeless situation—the backpack with food and water was swept away by the _______.

As we know, it seems _______ to leave the desert without food and water. _______, he had a pear left. He held it in his hands tightly. “Not too bad, at least I have a pear. I _______ I can walk out of the desert.”

Days and nights went by quickly, but the desert still looked endless. Besides, hunger, thirst and fear of _______ were always around him like ghosts. ________, each time he was close to losing hope, he forced himself to stare at the pear that he had been ________. “Not too bad, at least I have a pear.”

A small pear became the ________ for his survival (生存). Three days later, ________ he saw a village not far away, he laughed with excitement. He felt completely relaxed—the “pear” brought him back to ________.

To keep hope is the best weapon (武器) for victory, so never tell you “________ left” because only if you try to search, you can always find a “pear” to pull you out of trouble.