Once upon a time, there was a very bad king who was hated by all his people. One day, he was taking a walk by the river and decided to go for a swim. When he got into the water, he suddenly got a cramp and started to drown. When two farmers, working in a field nearby, saw him drowning, they jumped into the river and rescued him. He was so grateful and thanked them by giving each farmer one wish. The first farmer asked for a pair of water buffaloes. The king gladly agreed to this request. Then the king asked the second man about his wish. The second farmer, a wise old man, thought for a while. Finally, he said, "Do not tell anyone that I helped to save your life." 16. Who saved the king from drowning? A. Farmers working in a field. B. Two water buffaloes. C. The king's guards. D. Rescue teams. 17. What did the king do after being saved 19. "He was so grateful...." (Paragraph 2) The underlined word has a similar from drowning? A. He left the place. B. He called his men. C. He thanked his saviours. D. He refused to tell them who he was. 18. "Do not tell anyone that I helped to save your life." (Last paragraph) Why did the farmer say so? A. Because he wanted to ask a lot of money. B. Because he didn't want people to praise him. C. Because he liked the king very much. D. Because he got a cramp. A. thankful C. careful B. cheerful D. awful 20. "... the second man about his wish." (Paragraph 3) The underlined word refers to A. the king B. the wise king C. the first farmer D. the second farmer Chapter 7 | Narrative meaning to ...​