MrSmithhadtwosons.Onewassevenyearsoldandtheotherwasfive.OnemorningduringtheholidaywhenMrSmithwascleaningthecarhisyoungersoncameandaskedhimforsomemoneyforsweets.‘Sweetsarebadforyourteeth’MrSmi

　　MrSmithhadtwosons.Onewassevenyearsoldandtheotherwasfive.OnemorningduringtheholidaywhenMrSmithwascleaningthecarhisyoungersoncameandaskedhimforsomemoneyforsweets.

　　‘Sweetsarebadforyourteeth’MrSmithsaid.‘Takethesetwoorangesinsteadandgiveonetoyourbrother.’

　　Oneorangewasmuchbiggerthantheotherandasthesmallboylikesorangesverymuchhekeptthebiggeroneforhimselfandgavehisbrotherthesmallerone.Whentheotherboysawthathesaid’It’sselfishtotakethebiggerforyourself.IfFatherhadgivenmetheorangesI’dhavegivenyouthebiggerone.’

　　‘Iknowyouwould’answeredhisbrother.‘That’swhyItookit.’

　　1.WhatwasMrSmithdoingonemorning?

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　　2.Whatdidtheyoungerboyaskfor?

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　　3.Whatdidhisfathergivehiminstead?

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　　4.Whogotthebiggerorange?

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　　5.Whydidtheelderboysaythathisbrotherwasselfish?

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