Once upon a time, a wealthy villager hid a huge piece of gold in a nearby rice field to protect it from robbers（强盗）.
Many years later, the wealthy man died and no one else knew about the gold. One day , a poor farmer began to plough（犁）the field. After ploughing for some time, his plough struck（碰、撞）the long forgotten treasure.
At first, he thought it must be a very hard tree root. However, when he went closer to look, he saw that it was a large piece of beautiful shining gold.
Waiting until midnight, the farmer started to take the gold home. He tried to lift the gold but it was too heavy. He tried to pull it out with ropes, but it was so huge that he could hardly move it. He became frustrated and thought how lucky he was to have found treasure, but unlucky too, as he could not move it. He even tried kicking the gold but it would not budge!
He sat down and began to use his head. He decided to break the gold into smaller pieces. This would enable him to carry the gold easily.
He thought to himself, “ I will use one part for my daily needs, I will save the second part for a rainy day. I will invest（投资）the third part in my farming business. I will use the fourth part to help the poor and needy.”
Follow this, he calmly divided the huge piece of gold into smaller pieces. Finally, he took all the gold home easily and lived happily ever after.
The wealthy villager hid the gold in the rice field to      .
A. plough the field
B. keep it safe
C. donate it to the farmer
The poor farmer found        when the ploughted the field.
A. a hard tree root
B. the piece of gold
C. rice crops
When the farmer        the gold, we know he was annoyed.
A. lifted                    B. pulled                  C. kicked
The word “budge” in the passage means “            “
A. move                   B. stay                   C. roll
The underlined parts in “I will save the second part for a rainy day.” means “          ”
A. use the gold to keep the rain out
B. use the gold when it rains
C. use the gold when money is in great need