4 Complete the following paragraph with words from the word bank. You may not use any of the words more than once.adopt alternative collapse diverse diversityenrich exemplified harmonious humbly inspiredintense restraint sacrifice secular underlyingConfucianism appeals to more and more people in the Western world. It is a window into virtues that Americans come to admire, who wish to 1_________ a more Confucian lifestyle, or in other words, to become good and responsible people. Different from other cultures, Confucianism tends to find the sacred in the 2_________, in the relationships of ordinary life. In the family, school, and workplace, we understand and respect each other, we share with and 3_________ for the beloved, and we learn to become virtuous, being 4_________ by the virtues we have seen in others. Such virtues reflect the primary values of a living Confucianism, and 5_________ all these values is the sense that harmony is the highest ideal in life. Harmony has 6_________ expressions in East Asia, which can be 7_________ by harmony in music or the variety of foods on a dinner table. In Alfred North Whitehead's philosophy, 8_________ intensity and 9_________ harmony are seen as the happiness or satisfaction that all living beings are seeking. According to the author, Americans will become Confucian in their way. Confucianism can 10_________ the practices of other cultures and help people from other parts of the world to live a more satisfying life.

4 Complete the following paragraph with words from the word bank. You may not use any of the words more than once. adopt alternative collapse diverse diversity enrich exemplified harmonious humbly inspired intense restraint sacrifice secular underlying Confucianism appeals to more and more people in the Western world. It is a window into virtues that Americans come to admire, who wish to 1_________ a more Confucian lifestyle, or in other words, to become good and responsible people. Different from other cultures, Confucianism tends to find the sacred in the 2_________, in the relationships of ordinary life. In the family, school, and workplace, we understand and respect each other, we share with and 3_________ for the beloved, and we learn to become virtuous, being 4_________ by the virtues we have seen in others. Such virtues reflect the primary values of a living Confucianism, and 5_________ all these values is the sense that harmony is the highest ideal in life. Harmony has 6_________ expressions in East Asia, which can be 7_________ by harmony in music or the variety of foods on a dinner table. In Alfred North Whitehead's philosophy, 8_________ intensity and 9_________ harmony are seen as the happiness or satisfaction that all living beings are seeking. According to the author, Americans will become Confucian in their way. Confucianism can 10_________ the practices of other cultures and help people from other parts of the world to live a more satisfying life.