Narrative Text
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- 4. Exceptional quality of intelligence and good judgment shown by Hung Yung
- 6. Yung, A Great Man
- 8. Container used to hold the fresh apples
- 10. Second word of the main character's name
- 11. Word used to describe Hung Yung's noble character
- 12. Modest behavior of not being proud or selfish
- 13. Red fruit given in a basket to share with brothers
- 15. day, Hung Yung was given a large basket of fresh apples to share with his brothers. His mother told him to pick one first. Hung Yung looked at the fruit and chose the smallest apple in the basket. Surprised by his choice, his mother asked him why he did not take the biggest one. Hung Yung replied with a smile, "I am the youngest, so I should take the smaller piece and leave the larger ones for my elder brothers." Impressed by his humility and selflessness, his mother praised his noble character.
- 18. Family members who received the larger fruit
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- 1. Strong devotion and faithfulness shown to the kingdom
- 2. Ancient country where the story takes place
- 3. Ruler who honored Hung Yung for his loyalty
- 5. upon a time in ancient China, there lived a young boy named Hung Yung. He was known throughout his village for his exceptional wisdom, kindness, and deep respect for others. Even though he was very young, people often sought his advice when they faced difficult problems.
- 6. Name of the wise young boy from ancient China
- 7. Person who gave the fruit to Hung Yung and praised him
- 9. Size of the fruit chosen by Hung Yung for himself
- 14. People in need whom Hung Yung always helped
- 16. Role Hung Yung held when he grew up to help the kingdom
- 17. Hung Yung grew up, he used his intelligence and devotion to help the kingdom. He became a wise leader who always put the needs of the poor and weak before his own. The king honored him for his loyalty, and the villagers remembered him as a truly great man whose kindness inspired generations.