A father and his daughter were flying a kite in the park. The young daughter was a little bit tired, so they took a 1 on the bench. When the daughter saw someone selling apples, she asked her father to buy her an apple.

    Her father didn't bring much 2 with him, but it was enough for two apples. So he did, and 3 both of them to his daughter, smiling.

    His daughter held one apple in her left hand and the other in the right hand. Then the father asked her if she could 4 one of the apples with him. When the girl heard this, she5 took a bite from one apple. And before her father could speak, she also took a bite from the second apple.

    The father was 6. He wondered what mistake he made caused his daughter to act in such a greedy way. He was lost in thought. Perhaps he was just thinking too much. His daughter was too 7 to understand about sharing and giving. The smile disappeared from his face.

    Suddenly, his daughter with an apple in her left hand said, "Daddy, have this one! It is juicier and 8." Her father was speechless. He felt9 about making the judgment so quickly about a small child. But his smile 10 knowing why his daughter took a bite from each apple. Always spare some more time to understand things better.

    All over the world, thousands of animals are used for wildlife tourism. People travel to watch monkey shows, hug baby tigers and swim with dolphins. It might look like fun, but there are reports that animals are hurt now and again. The World Animal Protection (WAP) says that up to 550,000 wild animals are exposed(暴露) to ill treatment around the world; in Cambodia, for example, it's been reported that elephants have died after carrying tourists for long in hot weather. This is getting attention — over 100 travel companies have promised that they will no longer open up such places. However, some people argue that animal tourism isn't always as bad as it seems. So what do you think?