Tom’s family is in a big city. His father has a big car. So he goes to school in his father’s car every day. He lives a ________ life, but he doesn’t like to ________ others.

One day Tom and his ________ are walking in a field (田地). They ________ a pair of old shoes. The owner ________ the shoes is an old man. He is working on the other side of the field. Tom says, “Let’s ________ them. The old man cannot find his shoes. It is ________!” The teacher says, “Don’t make fun of (取笑) others. It may be funny for you, ________ what can he do without shoes?” Then the teacher puts two ________ into the shoes and says, “Let’s go ________ the tree, Don’t talk to him.” After a few minutes, the old man comes to put on ________ shoes. When he finds the dollars, he looks around. But he ________ no one is there.

He says, “Thank you very much for the ________! It’s very ________ for me. My wife is very sick and my children have nothing to eat.”

We should help people in ________ and don’t make fun of them.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark have three children, Mary, Marlin and Tony.

One Saturday, Mr. Clark says to Mrs. Clark, “It’s so fine today. And the children don’t have any lessons. Let’s go to the funfair（儿童乐园）. ”

“But I want to finish some work.” Mrs. Clark says.

“Oh, forget about the work on the weekend and let’s go to the funfair!” Mr. Clark says.

So Mr. and Mrs. Clark take the children to the funfair. Mr. Clark is forty years old, but he loves the funfair more than（超过）his children. He runs from one place to another, and eats lots of candy.

One of the children says to Mrs. Clark, “Mum, Dad is just like a small child, isn’t he?”

Mrs. Clark is very tired of following （跟随）Mr. Clark around, and she answers, “Mary, he’s worse than a small child because he has money!”

There lives a young man who thinks himself to be poor. One day he visits a wise man to ask how to become rich. The wise man says, “Young man, you are already(已经) rich now.”

“But where is my wealth(财富)?” the young man asks.

“It is with you. Your eyes are your wealth. You use them to see this world. You use them to see all the beautiful things in this world. Your hands are your wealth. You can use them to work. You can use them to hug(拥抱) your beloved ones. Your legs are your wealth. You can go to any place...” the wise man says.

“You call these wealth? But everyone has them,” the young man says.

“These are wealth. What you have now is not what someone else can luckily have. Would you like to give your eyes to me? I’d like to give you a lot of money to exchange(交换) for them,” the wise man says.

“No, I’m not going to do so! My eyes are important to me!” the young man says.

Everyone is rich. We should treasure(珍惜) our wealth, and take care of it. We should not overuse it because once it is gone, it is gone forever. Remember it is our wealth that we do not want to lose.

There is a poor man on a small farm. He has an orange tree in his garden. On the tree there are many fine oranges.

One day he finds one of his oranges is very b    56     like a football. Nobody sees such a special orange. When the king k    57     about the orange from a farmer, he wants to have a l    58    . The poor man t    59     the orange to him. The king is happy when he sees it. He gives the poor man a lot of m    60     for it.

Then the king asks, “Why is the orange so big?” The man answers, “I a    61     tell stories in front of the tree.” The king says, “That’s i    62    . Does the tree also like stories? I’m s    63     you are a good farmer.”

When a rich man hears of it, he says to himself, “It’s only an orange. Why does the King give so much money for it? I’ll take my gold cup to the king. I’m sure he’ll give me more money.”

When the king g    64     the gold cup, he says to the rich man, “What a beautiful cup! I’ll show you something n    65    . Please take this great orange.”