In 1977, Terry Fox, a young Canadian athlete, was 1. ________ with cancer at the age of 18. As a result, his leg had to be amputated, and he was fitted with an artificial one. However, instead of becoming 2. ___________ he maintained a(n) 3. _________ attitude and became mentally stronger. Terry experienced first-hand the 4. _________ of cancer patients. He longed to help them in any way he could. Soon, he devised a plan to 5. _______the entire length of Canada on foot in what he called the “Marathon of Hope”. This plan had two purposes.