Question 1: People with different life values and different histories will make fair and reasonable evaluations. (The general idea is correct)

Question 1:(2 points) "Mr. Hawking, your illness keeps you in a wheelchair forever. Don't you think your rudeness has cost you too much? " Or "Mr. Hawking, you are so disabled, don't you think you have many regrets in your life?" Or "Mr. Hawking, have you been in a wheelchair and feel pain?" (meaning right)?

Question 1:(4 points) You can answer with the sentence "Be grateful with your heart, rejoice, cherish the ideal of life 1 12, and finally use your open-mindedness and perseverance to resolve and transcend suffering" in the tenth paragraph, or you can answer with your own words. The meaning is correct.

1 Question: This question examines the ability to summarize the content of the article. Combine the fourth paragraph of the article to understand Hawking's "One Two".

Question 1: This question is an open question. Just ask questions based on Hawking's unfortunate experience.

Question 1: This question examines the ability to understand the main idea of the article. Combine the content of the article with the content of 10, and understand the meaning of "thinking about one or two things often".