Read the text and answer the questions no. 4 and 5.

The farmer and the goose

Once upon a time, there lived a farmer and his wife: They were very poor. They had a goose. It was wonderful because it laid a golden egg everyday. So the poor farmer and his wife had the good luck to have a golden egg everyday. They became greedy and wanted to be rich very quickly. So they planned to get all the eggs from the goose. They thought that the bird must have many golden eggs inside its stomach and its stomach was made of gold. The farmer and his wife decided to kill the bird. When they cut the goose open; they were unhappy to see that there were no eggs inside the goose. Its stomach was like that of other birds. They remained poor.

The boy loved the tree.

The tree felt lonely because the boy stopped playing with her as he grew older.

The tree's actions teach us the value of selflessness and giving without expecting anything in return.

The tree gave him apples to sell in the city.

The tree's reaction shows that she is selfless and willing to give whatever she has to make the boy happy.

The boy's desire for money changes their relationship by making him less focused on the tree's love and more on material things.

The tree felt happy helping the boy.

The boy wanted money to buy things.

The tree gave the boy her apples.

The boy sold the apples in the city.

The boy sold them and got money.

Because the tree had only leaves and apples.

The tree was happy after giving apples.

The boy gathered leaves and made them into crowns.

The boy made crowns with the leaves.

The boy slept in the shade of the tree.

The farmer cut the goose open to become rich,

A farmer usually sells eggs in local market.

The goose laid a golden egg every day.

The farmer and his wife decided to kill the goose.

The lesson is that greed can lead to loss, and rushing for wealth can cause disappointment.