Season two of Where Are We Going, Dad? A reality show on Hunan TV is even more fun and colorful than the first. We’ve been able to watch different kinds of father-son/daughter relationships unfold. This time around we see the families at their most happy and awful moments.
| Dad: Huang Lei, 43 Daughter: Huang Yici (Duo Duo), 8  |
Huang Lei, among his many jobs—actor, director, singer and lecture—is also a farther. He couldn’t be more patient when it comes to take care of his daughter Duo Duo. As the oldest kid in the show, Duo Duo is smart, thoughtful and wise beyond her years. Together, they’re the pair with the most positive energy on the show. |
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| Dad: Lu Yi, 38 Daughter: Lu Yuxuan (Bei’r), 5  |
As the most stylish father in the show, actor Lu Yi certainly knows how to look handsome. We often see him wearing fashionable clothes, and matching outfits with his daughter Bei’r. But as a dad, sometimes his ability is not equal to his willing. Fortunately, Bei’r is an obedient child who behaves well. |
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| Dad: Francis Ng, 53 Son: Feynman Ng, 5  |
These two have the traditional father-son relationship, where the father is serious and the son is obeyed by only a glance. “A tough man with a tender heart” is the best way to describe this actor from Hong Kong, especially when we see him giving Feynman encouragement and support. Feynman is s a strong and independent boy who always tries to hold back his tears in front of the camera. |
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| Dad: Yang Wei, 34 Son: Yang Wenchang , 4  |
As a father, the former world champion gymnast isn’t as powerful as he was in competition. Yang has showed us his soft, patient and quiet side. Yang’s good life skills make it quite easy for him to look after his son on his own. Yang Wenchang, on the other hand, is a perfect example of the saying “like father, like son”. |
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| Dad: Gary Chaw, 34 Son: Joe Chaw, 5 Daughter: Grace Chaw, 3  |
It is the most dramatic group on the show. Malaysian singer Gary Chaw may not be so great at parenting, but he certainly knows how to play with his children. The brother and sister are sweet, bright and lovely. Even Gary Chaw tears up a few times, this are what family is for: Family laughs together, cries together and shares with each other their most memorable moments. |
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How many children are there in the Season two of Where Are We Going, Dad?
| A．4. | B．5. | C．6. | D．7. |
Which family is the most in style?
| A．Huang Lei and his daughter. |
| B．Lu Yi and his daughter. |
| C．Francis and his son. |
| D．Gary Chaw with his son and daughter. |
What’s the meaning of the underlined expression?
| A．铁骨柔情. | B．和蔼可亲. |
| C．通情达理. | D．心宽.体胖. |
Who is probably a quiet kid?
| A．Huang Yici. | B．Lu Yuxuan. |
| C．Yang Wenchang. | D．Grace Chaw. |
Dear Li Hua，
How's everything going？ Congratulations on your graduation from junior high school!
I hope you have a great time during the holiday， but there is something important for you to think
about﹣a plan for your personal growth． Here is some advice for you．
Firstly， studyyourself． Understand what you like， what you value and what you want to be． In
studying yourself， you check your strengths（长处） and weaknesses． Find out what you need to prepare for your dream job．
Secondly， write down your plan． When writing， you can try using Mind Maps（思维导图）． It is a
good way to help you to think more clearly． And you may find a proper way to work your plan out．
Thirdly， go over your plan with your teachers， parents or friends． They may give you some advice．
Think carefully about their advice and make some changes to your plan if necessary． And then you can go on with it．
Finally， （ 4 ）． For example， if you want to be an English teacher in the future， you should spend more time reading English books， learning more about English culture and practicing your listening and speaking from now on． You can make your dream come true only through hard work．
You may find it difficult to make the plan now． Don't worry． All you need is just a rough（粗略的）
one． Once you enter the senior high school， you'll get a chance to make it better with the help of your teachers． And your personal growth plan may change with your age， your interests and the social development． So take your time and I believe you will grow into an excellent young man．
Best wishes!
Yours，
Li Fang
（1）The underlined word "study" in Paragraph 3 probably means " " in Chinese．
| A． |
学习 |
| B． |
审视 |
| C． |
帮助 |
| D． |
调查 |
（2）Which of the following can be the missing part in Paragraph 6 ？
| A． |
plan to find a job |
| B． |
try to be an English teacher |
| C． |
practice English |
| D． |
work hard to realize your dream |
（3）According to the passage， a personal growth plan in your lifetime may change with the following
things except ．
| A． |
your Mind Maps |
| B． |
your age |
| C． |
social development |
| D． |
your interests |
（4）In the letter， Li Fang mainly wants to tell Li Hua ．
| A． |
how to spend the holiday happily |
| B． |
how to prepare for his dream job |
| C． |
how to make his personal growth plan |
| D． |
how to review the plan with his friends |
National Smile Month is the largest and longest mouth health activity in the UK． Starting in 1977， it is celebrating its 42nd birthday from May 14 to June 14 this year．
The British are known for their bad teeth because they have too many sugary（甜的） foods and drinks． It seems that most of them don't often show their feelings． They neither smile nor cry． But this is NOT true． The British like to smile as much as anyone else． They just don't want to show their bad teeth．
Brush your teeth at least twice a day， cut down sugary foods and drinks， and visit the dentist often． With the three messages， the organizers （组织者） hope that a month of smiling will make people all around the UK realize the importance of good teeth and be confident enough to open their mouths to smile．
One interesting activity is for the British to enjoy the fun photos with short stories behind． Seeing the smiling faces and reading the interesting stories， everyone can't help smiling! You're welcome to send yours with big smiles online．
Smiling is not only good for you but also good for those around you， even if you do have a few bad teeth． This makes National Smile Month a great idea!
（1）National Smile Month in the UK has had a history of years so far．
| A． |
5 |
| B． |
14 |
| C． |
42 |
| D． |
77 |
（2）According to Paragraph 2， we learn that most of the British ．
| A． |
don't like sugary foods |
| B． |
have very good teeth |
| C． |
don't show their feelings |
| D． |
like to smile in fact |
（3）The three messages in Paragraph 3 tell the British how to take care of their ．
| A． |
teeth |
| B． |
food |
| C． |
drinks |
| D． |
hands |
（4）National Smile Month in the UK suggests that ．
| A． |
the British should improve their health only this month |
| B． |
the British should show more smiles with better teeth |
| C． |
the British shouldn't smile if they have a few bad teeth |
| D． |
the British shouldn't have many interesting activities |
Chinese Culture Centers Abroad
We offer Chinese language courses and activities of Chinese culture．
（1）The first Chinese Culture Center in Asia was opened ．
| A． |
in July， 1988 |
| B． |
on October 29， 2002 |
| C． |
in December， 2004 |
| D． |
on December 5， 2012 |
（2）If you want to learn Chinese painting， you can call ．
| A． |
230﹣2088547 |
| B． |
0020﹣2﹣37798203 |
| C． |
00822﹣733﹣8307 |
| D． |
007﹣495﹣6121197 |
（3）You can do Chinese kung fu at the Chinese Culture Center ．
| A． |
in Mauritius |
| B． |
in Cairo |
| C． |
in Seoul |
| D． |
in Moscow |
A group of students from the US have been in China for a week． Here is part of their chat history（聊天记录）on WeChat．
（1）How much was Sunny's bill？
（2）Did Stone find the bus stop in the end？
（3）What are the group of students mainly talking about？
（4）Do you think it is necessary for Sunny to give tips for the service？ Why or why not？
A cup of coffee is a good way for many people to start their day． It can also pass on kindness．
Manyang Kher used to be a Sudanese child refugee （难民）． When he was three years old， his village was burnt in the war． He was separated from his parents and never saw them again． He became one of the 20， 000 young Sudanese who had to leave their home for Ethiopia's Gambella area． He lived there as a refugee for 13 years．
When he was 16， Kher went to the United States． While he was in college， he started a program to help the refugees． Now， he owns a coffee company（公司）called 734， which is a part of his program． The company has helped more than 200， 000 refugees living in the Gambella area till now． Kher said，"I know the difficulties and pains they face every day． You see kids die from hunger． You see kids dying of illnesses． You see kids running away from the refugee camp to find a place to be home，but die on the way．"
Eighty percent of the money made by the coffee company is used to send more of the children to school． And， as Kher explains， the money helps refugees to help themselves． For example， a cup of 734 coffee can also buy one fishing net（ 网）for a refugee． They can fish for themselves．
Kher sells the coffee online and to coffee stores． Megan Murphy owns a coffee store in Washington， D． C． She serves 734 coffee in her store and people love it．The coffee tastes delicious，so it's a win﹣win on both sides．
（1）Kher left his home when he was three years old because ．
| A． |
his parents opened a store |
| B． |
his village was burnt in the war |
| C． |
he had to move to the US |
| D． |
he lost his home in an earthquake |
（2）Kher helps the refugees by ．
| A． |
making finishing nets |
| B． |
offering coffee to them |
| C． |
starting a program |
| D． |
sending them back home |
（3）We can infer from this passage that
| A． |
Kher sells his coffee both online and to coffee stores |
| B． |
you're helping the refugees when enjoying 734 coffee |
| C． |
coffee from Megan Murphy's store tastes delicious |
| D． |
Megan Murphy is one of the refugees in Gambella |
（4）The writer wrote the passage to ．
| A． |
sell 734 coffee and make money |
| B． |
show his love of 734 coffee |
| C． |
teach refugees to fish for themselves |
| D． |
introduce Kher's program |