It’s Saturday. Mrs. Brown asks Tony to _________ his homework, but he says he doesn’t want to do it. He just wants to play computer games.

“You are a student. You _________ to do homework,” says Mrs. Brown.

Tony says, “Then I don’t want to be a _________.”

At about 12, Tony is hungry (饥饿的). He comes to the kitchen (厨房), _________ his mom isn’t there. Then he comes to his _________ room. She is on the bed, watching a TV show about _________. Tony says, “Mom, why don’t you go to make lunch for me?”

Mrs. Brown says she doesn’t want to do it. She wants to watch the _________ music show and has fun.

“But you are my mom! I’m hungry, you need to make lunch for me,” says Tony.

“Then I don’t want to be _________ mom,” says Mrs. Brown.

Tony doesn’t know _________ his mom is not happy. Then his father comes to him. He says to Tony, “Now, __________ this question, son. Can we only do things we want to do? We can’t. We need to do things we need to do, too. ”

Chinese people usually eat three meals (饭) a day.

In China, people usually have youtiao, baozi, bread, milk and tea fbr breakfast. The breakfast time in China is usually from 7:00 to 9:00. Most Chinese students have classes at 8:00, so their breakfast time is around 7:00.

Lunch time is usually at about 12:00. Most Chinese have a quick (快的) lunch, so they can have time to take a rest (休息). Their lunch is usually noodles or rice with some vegetables and meat. Most people usually eat at school or their workplace. And some take their lunch box from home.

Dinner is a relaxing meal for many Chinese, because they have it with their family. The food is usually soup, meat, vegetables, and rice. Dinner time is usually from 6:00 to 8:00, For restaurants (餐馆), the busy time is from 7:00 and 10:00. There is one interesting thing in China. People don’t leave (离开) the restaurant quickly. After dinner, they usually talk and play games with their family or friends.