I’ve spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that    1   is an occupational disease. But one year, my    2   gave me the cure for my homesickness.
It had black bright eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet--- a stuffed penguin (企鵝) that   3   about five inches tall. Attached to its left wing    4   a little sign with the hand-painted declaration “ I Love My Dad!”. I immediately  5   the penguin on my table.
On my next trip, I put the   6   in my suitcase. That night when I called home, my daughter Jeanine was    7   because the penguin had disappeared. “Honey, he’s here with me,” I explained, “ I brought him    8 ”.
   9  , the penguin came with me --- as necessary as my briefcase. And we     10   along the way. In Albuquerque, I checked into a    11  , dropped my bag and ran to a meeting. When I returned, the maid had    12   the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow.
One night, I discovered the penguin    13  , and after a mad phone call, I learned I’d    14   it in my previous hotel room,    15   it had been rescued by a maid. I       16     a hundred miles to get it, and when I arrived at midnight, the penguin was waiting at the front desk. In the hotel lobby (大廳), other tired business travelers were    17     at the reunion of my penguin and me --- I think with a touch of    18  .
Jeanine is in college now, and I don’t travel    19  . The penguin sits on my table, a reminder that love is a wonderful traveling companion. All those years on    20  , it was the one thing I never left home without.

I've spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that   36 is an occupational disease．But one year, my   37  gave me the cure for my homesickness．
It had black bright eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet—a stuffed penguin（企鵝）that   38  about five inches tall．Attached to its left wing   39  a little sign with the hand-painted declaration "I Love My Dad! "．I   40  the penguin at once on my table．
On my next trip, I put the penguin in my suitcase．That night when I   41__   home, my daughter Jeanine was   42  because the penguin had disappeared．"Honey, he's here with me, " I explained, "I brought him   43  ."
  44 , the penguin came with me—as necessary as my briefcase．And we   __45  along the way．In Albuquerque, I checked into a   46 , dropped my bag and ran to a meeting．When I returned, the maid had   47  the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow．
One night, I discovered the penguin   48 , and after a mad phone call, I learned I' d   49  it in my previous hotel room,   50  it had been rescued by a maid．I  __51  a hundred miles to get it, and when I arrived at midnight, the penguin was waiting at the front desk．In the hotel lobby（大廳）, other tired business travelers were   __52   at the reunion of my penguin and me---I think with a bit of   53  ．
Jeanine is in college now, and I don't travel   54  . The penguin sits on my table, a reminder that love is a wonderful traveling companion．All those years on   55 , it was the one thing I never left home without．

I've spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that   36 is an occupational disease．But one year, my   37  gave me the cure for my homesickness．

It had black bright eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet—a stuffed penguin（企鵝）that   38  about five inches tall．Attached to its left wing   39  a little sign with the hand-painted declaration "I Love My Dad! "．I   40  the penguin at once on my table．

On my next trip, I put the penguin in my suitcase．That night when I   41__   home, my daughter Jeanine was   42  because the penguin had disappeared．"Honey, he's here with me, " I explained, "I brought him   43  ."

  44 , the penguin came with me—as necessary as my briefcase．And we   __45  along the way．In Albuquerque, I checked into a   46 , dropped my bag and ran to a meeting．When I returned, the maid had   47  the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow．

One night, I discovered the penguin   48 , and after a mad phone call, I learned I' d   49  it in my previous hotel room,   50  it had been rescued by a maid．I  __51  a hundred miles to get it, and when I arrived at midnight, the penguin was waiting at the front desk．In the hotel lobby（大廳）, other tired business travelers were   __52   at the reunion of my penguin and me---I think with a bit of   53  ．

Jeanine is in college now, and I don't travel   54  . The penguin sits on my table, a reminder that love is a wonderful traveling companion．All those years on   55 , it was the one thing I never left home without．

1.                A．cold           B．hunger         C．loneliness D．fever

2.                A．wife           B．daughter        C．friend    D．mother

3.                A．stood          B．lay             C．jumped   D．climbed

4.                A．wrote          B．turned         C．was  D．had

5.                A．threw          B．lost            C．ordered  D．placed

6.                A．drove          B．called          C．wrote    D．went

7.                A．upset          B．happy          C．glad D．excited

8.                A．up            B．off             C．a(chǎn)long D．down

9.                A．From now on    B．In the future     C．In future D．From then on

10.               A．had friends      B．had friend      C．made friends   D．made friend

11.               A．school         B．hotel          C．shop  D．supermarket

12.               A．given          B．turned         C．made     D．carried

13.               A．sleeping        B．going          C．living D．missing

14.               A．forgot          B．left            C．ordered   D．sent

15.               A．there          B．when          C．where D．how

16.               A．ran            B．walked         C．hurried   D．drove

17.               A．surprised       B．frightened      C．looked    D．laughed

18.               A．a(chǎn)nger          B．a(chǎn)dmiration      C．sadness   D．illness

19.               A．a(chǎn)s many        B．a(chǎn)s seldom       C．so few D．a(chǎn)s much

20.               A．the hotel       B．the meeting     C．the trip    D．the house

I’ve spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that    1    is an occupational disease. But one year, my    2    gave me the cure for my homesickness.

It had black bright eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet--- a stuffed penguin (企鵝) that   3    about five inches tall. Attached to its left wing    4    a little sign with the hand-painted declaration “ I Love My Dad!”. I immediately   5    the penguin on my table.

On my next trip, I put the   6    in my suitcase. That night when I called home, my daughter Jeanine was    7    because the penguin had disappeared. “Honey, he’s here with me,” I explained, “ I brought him    8  ”.

   9   , the penguin came with me --- as necessary as my briefcase. And we     10    along the way. In Albuquerque, I checked into a    11   , dropped my bag and ran to a meeting. When I returned, the maid had    12    the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow.

One night, I discovered the penguin    13   , and after a mad phone call, I learned I’d    14    it in my previous hotel room,    15    it had been rescued by a maid. I       16      a hundred miles to get it, and when I arrived at midnight, the penguin was waiting at the front desk. In the hotel lobby (大廳), other tired business travelers were    17      at the reunion of my penguin and me --- I think with a touch of    18   .

Jeanine is in college now, and I don’t travel    19   . The penguin sits on my table, a reminder that love is a wonderful traveling companion. All those years on    20   , it was the one thing I never left home without.

1.A. cold            B. hunger              C. loneliness      D. fever

2.. A. boy               B. daughter        C. friend           D. mother

3.A. stood               B. lay                 C. jumped           D. climbed

4. A. wrote          B. turned          C. was                  D. had

5.. A. threw             B. lost            C. gave             D. placed

6.. A. bear              B. penguin         C. dog                  D. rabbit

7. A. upset              B. happy           C. glad             D. excited

8. A. up             B. off                 C. along            D. down

9. A. From now on    B. In the future   C. In future            D. From then on

10. A. had friends      B. had friend      C. made friends  D. made friend

11.A. school         B. hotel           C. shop             D. supermarket

12. A. given             B. turned              C. made             D. carried

13.A. sleeping           B. going           C. living           D. missing

14.A. forget         B. left            C. ordered              D. sent

15.A. there              B. when            C. where            D. how

16. A. ran               B. walked              C. hurried              D. drove

17.A. surprised          B. frightened          C. looked          D. laughed

18. A. anger         B. envy            C. sadness          D. illness

19.A. as many       B. as seldom      C. so little            D. as much

20.A. the hotel          B. the meeting         C. the road             D. the house

I’ve spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that batting loneliness is an occupational hazard(職業(yè)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(給予) 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(一大筆錢).”

One night, I discovered the penguin   50  , and after frantic(發(fā)瘋的) 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(大廳), 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.

I've spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that 1is an occupational disease．But one year, my 2 gave me the cure for my homesickness．
It had black bright eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet—a stuffed penguin（企鵝）that 3 about five inches tall．Attached to its left wing 4 a little sign with the hand-painted declaration "I Love My Dad! "．I 5 the penguin at once on my table．
On my next trip, I put the penguin in my suitcase．That night when I 6 home, my daughter Jeanine was 7 because the penguin had disappeared．"Honey, he's here with me, " I explained, "I brought him 8 ."
9, the penguin came with me—as necessary as my briefcase．And we10 along the way．In Albuquerque, I checked into a 11, dropped my bag and ran to a meeting．When I returned, the maid had 12 the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow．
One night, I discovered the penguin 13, and after a mad phone call, I learned I' d 14 it in my previous hotel room, 15 it had been rescued by a maid．I16 a hundred miles to get it, and when I arrived at midnight, the penguin was waiting at the front desk．In the hotel lobby（大廳）, other tired business travelers were17 at the reunion of my penguin and me---I think with a bit of 18．
Jeanine is in college now, and I don't travel 19 . The penguin sits on my table, a reminder that love is a wonderful traveling companion．All those years on 20, it was the one thing I never left home without．

1. 1.
   1. A.
      cold
   2. B.
      hunger
   3. C.
      loneliness
   4. D.
      fever
2. 2.
   1. A.
      wife
   2. B.
      daughter
   3. C.
      friend
   4. D.
      mother
3. 3.
   1. A.
      stood
   2. B.
      lay
   3. C.
      jumped
   4. D.
      climbed
4. 4.
   1. A.
      wrote
   2. B.
      turned
   3. C.
      was
   4. D.
      had
5. 5.
   1. A.
      threw
   2. B.
      lost
   3. C.
      ordered
   4. D.
      placed
6. 6.
   1. A.
      drove
   2. B.
      called
   3. C.
      wrote
   4. D.
      went
7. 7.
   1. A.
      upset
   2. B.
      happy
   3. C.
      glad
   4. D.
      excited
8. 8.
   1. A.
      up
   2. B.
      off
   3. C.
      along
   4. D.
      down
9. 9.
   1. A.
      From now on
   2. B.
      In the future
   3. C.
      In future
   4. D.
      From then on
10. 10.
    1. A.
       had friends
    2. B.
       had friend
    3. C.
       made friends
    4. D.
       made friend
11. 11.
    1. A.
       school
    2. B.
       hotel
    3. C.
       shop
    4. D.
       supermarket
12. 12.
    1. A.
       given
    2. B.
       turned
    3. C.
       made
    4. D.
       carried
13. 13.
    1. A.
       sleeping
    2. B.
       going
    3. C.
       living
    4. D.
       missing
14. 14.
    1. A.
       forgot
    2. B.
       left
    3. C.
       ordered
    4. D.
       sent
15. 15.
    1. A.
       there
    2. B.
       when
    3. C.
       where
    4. D.
       how
16. 16.
    1. A.
       ran
    2. B.
       walked
    3. C.
       hurried
    4. D.
       drove
17. 17.
    1. A.
       surprised
    2. B.
       frightened
    3. C.
       looked
    4. D.
       laughed
18. 18.
    1. A.
       anger
    2. B.
       admiration
    3. C.
       sadness
    4. D.
       illness
19. 19.
    1. A.
       as many
    2. B.
       as seldom
    3. C.
       so few
    4. D.
       as much
20. 20.
    1. A.
       the hotel
    2. B.
       the meeting
    3. C.
       the trip
    4. D.
       the house

I' ve spent most of my career as a traveling salesman , and so I know that 36 is an occupational (職業(yè)的) disease. But one year, my 37 gave me the cure for my homesickness (思家).

    It had black bright eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet---a stuffed penguin (企鵝) that 38 about five inches tall. Attached（附在） to its left wing 39 a little sign with the hand-painted declaration "I Love My Dad!". I immediately 40 the penguin on my table.

    On my next trip，I put the 41 in my suitcase.That night when I called home , my daughter Jeanine was 42 because the penguin had disappeared. "Honey，he's here with me，"I explained,"1 brought him  43."

    44, the penguin came with me---as necessary as my briefcase. And we 45 along the way. In Albuquerque, I checked into a 46, dropped my bag and ran to a meeting. When I returned，the maid had 47 the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow.

    One night, I discovered the penguin 48 , and after a mad phone call, I learned I' d 49 it in my previous hotel room，50 it had been rescued by a maid. I 51 a hundred miles to get it，and when I arrived at midnight，the penguin was waiting at the front desk.. In the hotel lobby(大廳)，other tired business travelers were 52 at the reunion of my penguin and me --- I think with a touch of 53.

    Jeanine is in college now, and I don’t travel 54. The penguin sits on my table, a reminder that love is a wonderful traveling companion. All those years on the 55, it was the one thing I never left home without.

36. A. cold          B. hunger        C. loneliness        D. fever

37. A. boy           B. daughter       C. friend           D. mother

38. A. stood          B. lay           C. jumped          D. climbed

39. A. wrote          B. turned         C. was            D. had

40. A. threw          B. lost            C. gave           D. placed

41. A. bear           B. penguin         C. dog            D. rabbit

42. A. upset.          B. happy          C. glad            D. exited

43. A. up             B. off             C. along           D. down

44. A. From now on     B. In the future     C. In future        D. From then on

45. A. had friends       B. had neighbors     C. made friends    D. made enemies

46. A. school          B. hotel            C. shop            D. supermarket

47. A. given           B. turned          C. made            D. carried

48. A. sleeping         B. going           C. living           D. missing

49. A. forgot           B. left             C. ordered          D. sent

50. A. there            B. when            C. where           D. how

51. A. ran              B. walked          C. hurried          D. drove

52. A. surprised         B. frightened        C. looked           D. laughed

53. A. anger            B. envy             C. sadness          D. illness

54. A. as many          B. as seldom         C. so little          D. as much

55. A. hotel             B. meeting          C. road            D. house