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         A rich man was once riding along the road and saw an old man digging in his garden. On the ground lay
    a young tree, ready to be planted. The rich man called out to the old man, "What kind of tree are you planting
    there, my good man?" 　　
         "This is a fig (无花果) tree, sir." he said. 　　
         "A fig tree?" the rich man was very surprised. "Why, how old are you, may I ask?" 　　
         "I am ninety years old." 　　
         "What!" cried the rich man. "You're ninety years old. You are planting a very young tree now and it'll take
    years to give fruit. You certainly don't hope to live long enough to get any fruit from this tree." The old man
    looked around the garden. Then he said with a smile, "Tell me, sir. Did you eat figs when you were a boy?"
    "Sure." the rich man did not know why he asked this question. "Then tell me this," he said, "Who planted the
    fig trees?" "Why? I don't know." "You see, sir," went on the old man, "Our ancestors planted trees for us to
    enjoy and I am doing the same for the people after me." 　　
         The rich man was quiet and said, "You are right, my good man. We should do some good things for the
    people after us. Thank you very much." Then he rode away.
    Title: The Story of A Fig (1)_______
    The rich man He felt (2)_______ when he saw the old man (3)_______ a fig tree.
    He at last found the old man did a good (4)_______ for the people after him.
    The old man He was 90 years in (5)_______.
    It would be a rather (6)_______ time before he got any fruit from the fig tree.
    He thought it (7)_______ to do good things for the people after him.
    The rich man came to (8)_______ what the old man meant, and (9)_______ of them thought they should do
    good deeds for the people after (10)_______.
    1. Tree   2. surprised/astonished   3. planting   4. deed/thing   5. age
    6. long   7. right/correct/good   8. know/understand/realize   9. both   10. them
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