She makes your lunches. She helps you with your h(1)after school. If you get sick, she always s(2)with you all day. Your mother is always there for you. That’s why there is a
s(3)day for the world’s mothers.
Mother’s Day b(4)a modern holiday about 100 years ago in the USA. A woman
n(5)Anna Jarvis and her mother, Anna Reese Jarvis, were living in a poor town. The two worked t(6)to make the town better. Jarvis’ mother died on Sunday, May 14, 1905. Two years l(7), their church (教堂) held a Mother’s Day to honor (纪念) her for the h(8)she gave the town.
Today, people in more than 40 countries c(9)the day. They give their mothers carnations (康乃馨) and other p(10). In the language of flowers, carnations mean happiness, sweetness and love. How do you show your mother you love her?