Unit8 Once upon a Time(同步阅读)The Miser and His Gold(书籍音频+Word)-七年级下册英语教材同步单元主题阅读（人教版2024）

ADVANCE ALL Accelerating Literacy & Language The Miser And His Gold by Kathy Furgang • illustrated by Marcin Piwowarski Folktale Theme Making Decisions Once upon a time there was a miser. He loved his gold. He did not want to spend it. He wanted to keep the gold safe. He dug a hole near a tree. He put the gold in the hole. Every week, he visited his gold. He dug it up. He admired it. One week, a robber saw the miser visiting the gold. The robber waited for the miser to leave. Then the robber dug up the gold. He stole it and ran away. The next week, the miser went to visit his gold. The gold was gone! The miser screamed. Then he wept. A girl saw the old man weeping. The miser told her about the gold. "Did you spend any of the gold?" the girl asked. "No. I only dug it up to admire it," he answered. "Then keep coming each week," said the girl. "You can look at the hole. It will do you just as much good." Read to Advance The Star Money Once upon a time, there was a poor woman with a kind heart. Though she owned little, everyone admired her for her kindness. One cold night, she walked home through a forest. She came across a hungry boy. "Do you have any food?" the boy asked. The woman had only one piece of bread. She gave it to the boy and walked on. Next, she came across a shivering girl. "A robber stole my coat," said the girl. "I'm very cold!" The woman had only one coat. She gave it to the girl and walked on. Returning home, the woman looked up at the stars. A bunch of stars fell to the ground. She picked them up. They had turned to gold! The woman wept with joy. Her kindness had been rewarded. Words to Know admired (ad-MIRED) verb looked at with pleasure Each week, he visited his gold. He dug it up. He admired it. gold (GOLD) noun a soft yellow metal used to make coins and jewelry He loved his gold. He did not want to spend it. miser (MY-zer) noun a person who hates spending money Once upon a time there was a miser. He loved his gold. robber (RAH-ber) noun a person who steals things One week, a robber saw the miser visiting the gold. stole (STOLE) verb took something without permission He stole it and ran away. wept (WEPT) verb cried because of sadness The miser screamed. Then he wept. The Miser and His Gold An old man buries his gold to hide it from the world. Read to learn about what happens when someone finds out about his secret. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$Benchmark education proudly presents advance all. Follow along as I read when you hear this sound. Turn the page now let's read . the miser and his gold by Cathy fr. Again, illustrated by marcin. People are sky. The minister and his gold by Cathy fergan, illustrated by marsine. People are sky. Once upon a time, there was a mizer. He loved his gold. He did not want to spend IT. He wanted to keep the gold safe. He dug a hole near a tree. He put the gold in the hole. Every week. He visited his gold. He duggin up. He admired IT. One week, a rober saw the mizer visiting the gold. The robber waited for the mizer to leave. Then the robber dug up the gold. He stole IT and ran away. The next week, the mizer went to visit his gold. The gold was gone. The mizer screamed. Then he wept. A girl saw the old man weeping. The mother told her about the gold. Did you spend any of the gold? The girl asked. No, I only ducked IT up to admire IT he answered, then keep coming each week, said the girl, you can look at the whole IT will do you just as much good the star money. Once upon a time, there was a poor woman with a kind heart. Though SHE owned little, everyone admired her for her kindness. One cold night, SHE walked home through a forest. SHE came across a hungry boy. Do you have any food? The boy asked, the woman had only one piece of bread. SHE gave IT to the boy and walked on. Next SHE came across a shivering girl, a robber store my coat, said the girl, i'm very cold. The woman had only one coat. SHE gave IT to the girl and walked on. Returning home, the woman looked up at the stars. A bunch of stars fell to the ground. SHE picked them up. They had turned to gold. The woman wept with joy. Her kindness had been rewarded. Words to know, admired verb, looked at with pleasure. Each week he visited his gold. He duggin up. He admired IT gold. Now a soft yellow metal used to make coins and jewelry. He loved his gold. He did not want to spend IT meiser. Now a person who hates spending money, once upon a time, there was a mizer. He loved his gold. Rubber none. A person who steals things. One week, a rubber saw the mizer visiting the gold store. Verb took something without permission. He stole IT and ran away. wept. Verb cried because of sadness. The miser screamed. Then he wept.