It was a sunny Monday morning in the spring of 1976. I was driving to look for a c______. I stopped at a light just ______（对面） New York Hospital when I saw a well-dressed man ________(run) down the hospital steps. He was shouting to me.
Just then, the light turned green, and the driver b________ me honked (按汽车喇叭) ________. (impatient). But I wasn’t about to lose this ride. Finally, the man jumped into the taxi. “LaGuardia Airport， Please. And thanks for waiting.”
From his talking, I knew he was a _______ doctor. I told him that I had a 15-year-old son, Danny. We’d like him to go camping this summer, but he wanted a job. I asked the doctor if there was a job for him in his hospital—even if he didn’t get ________(pay).
He told me he could give me a help. Two weeks later when I arrived home from work. Danny was beaming. He told me he had a job in a hospital. After working for two weeks as a volunteer, he was paid $ 40 a week for the r_______ of the summer. For the next three summer holidays, he worked in the hospital. Then he become a college student and got his ______ (medicine) degree(学位). He’s very famous doctor now.
_______(机会) are important for a person. Sometimes they can come out of ordinary encounters(相遇)—even something as ordinary as a taxi ride.