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I’ve spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that batting loneliness is an occupational hazard(职业病). But one year, my little girl Jeanine gave me the cure 36 for my homesickness.
It had black beady eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet-a toy penguin that stood about five inches tall. 37 to its left wing was a little sign bearing the hand painted declaration “I Love My Dad!” I 38 granted(给予) the penguin a special 39 on my dresser.
On my next 40 , I threw the penguin in my suitcase. That night when I 41 home, Jeanine was 42 that the penguin had disappeared. “Honey, he’s here with me,” I explained, “I 43 him along.”
From then on, the penguin came with me-as essential as my briefcase of shaving kit. And we 44 friends along the way. In Albuquerque , I 45 into a hotel, dumped out my bag and dashed to a meeting. When I returned, the maid had 46 the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow. In Boston, I found it 47 in a glass on the nightstand. Once a customs agent at New York’s Kennedy Airport dug the penguin out of my suitcase and, 48 it up, said, “Thank God we don’t charge 49 on love, or you’d owe bundle(一大笔钱).”
One night, I discovered the penguin 50 , and after frantic(发疯的) phone call, I learned I’d left it in my previous 51 room, where it had been rescued by a maid. I droved a hundred miles to get it; and when I arrived at midnight, the penguin was 52 at the front desk. In the lobby(大厅), tired business travelers looked on at the reunion-I think with a touch(少量的) of 53 .
Jeanine is in college now, and I don’t travel as much. The penguin sits on my 54 , a reminder that love is wonderful traveling 55 . All those years on the road, it was the one thing I never left home without.
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36.A.method |
B.medicine |
C.operation |
D.action |
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37.A.Attached |
B.Simplified |
C.Showed |
D.Realized |
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38.A.strongly |
B.finally |
C.patiently |
D.immediately |
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39.A.present |
B.purpose |
C.place |
D.permission |
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40.A.programme |
B.conference |
C.interview |
D.trip |
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41.A.called |
B.drove |
C.travelled |
D.flew |
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42.A.pleased |
B.upset |
C.violent |
D.secure |
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43.A.got |
B.sent |
C.brought |
D.possessed |
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44.A.made |
B.discussed |
C.instructed |
D.reminded |
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45.A.trapped |
B.concluded |
C.looked |
D.checked |
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46.A.fell behind |
B.tidied up |
C.fixed on |
D.set up |
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47.A.lain |
B.added |
C.laid |
D.wondered |
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48.A.holding |
B.keeping |
C.wiping |
D.handing |
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49.A.dollar |
B.fee |
C.ticket |
D.tax |
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50.A.losing |
B.missing |
C.sticking |
D.hurting |
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51.A.meeting |
B.study |
C.hotel |
D.dining |
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52.A.waiting |
B.escaping |
C.dropping |
D.cheering |
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53.A.appreciation |
B.envy |
C.responsibility |
D.emotion |
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54.A.floor |
B.bookshelf |
C.chair |
D.dresser |
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55.A.toy |
B.picture |
C.companion |
D.tool |