S1 A Sea Animals (sentence structure and cultural understanding)

Reorder the following: What's in the big ocean?

• yǒu

• dà hǎi lǐ

• shén me

Reorder the following: crabs 🦀 and coral 🪸

• hé

• shān hú

• páng xiè

Reorder the following: There are coral 🪸 in the sea.

• dà hǎi lǐ

• yǒu

• shān hú

Reorder the following: There are sea turtles 🐢 in the ocean.

• dà hǎi lǐ

• hǎi guī

• yǒu

Reorder the following: There are sea turtles 🐢 and dolphins 🐬 in the ocean.

• hǎi guī

• hǎi tún

• dà hǎi lǐ

• hé

• yǒu

Reorder the following: There are jellyfish🪼 and crabs 🦀 in the ocean.

• yǒu

• shuǐ mǔ

• páng xiè

• dà hǎi lǐ

• hé

Reorder the following: There are octopuses 🐙 and seahorses in the ocean.

• hǎi mǎ

• hé

• zhāng yú

• yǒu

• dà hǎi lǐ

Reorder the following: Dolphins, sharks and seahorses

• hǎi mǎ

• hǎi tún

• shā yú

• hé

Reorder the following: There are sharks🦈 and 🐳 in the ocean.

• dà hǎi lǐ

• shā yú

• jīng yú

• yǒu

• hé

Which of the following best conveys the meaning of the phrase 年年有余 (nián nián yǒu yú)?

• Every year, there is less good luck.

• lots of (good things) every year.

• Time passes quickly.

• A year of hardships and challenges.