人教版九年级下册 Unit10 You are suppoed to shake hands. SectionB 3a-3b Self check 课件(共31张PPT)

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Grade 9 Unit 10
读写综合课
It’s impolite to make noise while drinking soup.
It’s impolite to make too much noise while eating.
We’re not supposed to blow nose while eating.
It’s not polite to burp after a meal.
If you want to travel abroad, it is very important for you to learn about the table manners of the country.
This is Yixiang, he used to be my student. Now he is studying in Dongguan High school. He sent me a voice message on Wechat last weekend.
Task1: Yixiang’s voice message on WeChat
He doesn’t know the table
manners in America and he
wants me to tell him about
it.
Task 2: Let’s read a short passage and fill in the information card!
American table manners
A prayer or “blessing”
Napkin
A host or staff
the seat
标题
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Line 11-12
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Task 3 Groupwork: (Oral practice) 根据下列思维导图，代表Miss Wang 给Yixiang发一段录音微信，向他介绍一下美国餐桌礼仪。
Work in groups, speak loudly so that
your group mates can hear you clearly. Then choose the best one in your group to share his/her message with the whole class.
The groups who volunteer to share will get
a special prize after class.
Jack2010@
2015年12月6日（ 星期日）下午 3:52
Yixiang0769@
Yixiang got an e-mail from Jack, what’s Jack’s problem
Jack wants to learn about Chinese table manners.
If you are invited to have dinner, you are
expected ________________, neither too early
nor too late.
to be on time
Task 4: Let’s learn about Chinese Table manners!
You’re not supposed to _________________
if there are older people at the table.
eat first
You are supposed to______________________
to eat food in China
use chopsticks
It’s impolite to use your chopsticks
_____________________.
to hit an empty bowl
It’s impolite to __________________________
into your food.
stick your chopsticks
It’s impolite to ____________________ with
your chopsticks.
point at anyone
You are not supposed to _____________
when you’re having dinner.
talk loudly
It’s impolite to _______________________
when you are eating or drinking.
make a big noise
___________________ for the host to use his own chopsticks to get the food for you.
It is polite
You should say thanks to the host if he does so.
If you are invited to have dinner, you are supposed
to be on time.
You’re supposed to use chopsticks to eat in China.
It’s impolite to stick your chopsticks into your food.
It’s impolite to point at anyone with your chopsticks.
It’s impolite to knock your bowl with your chopsticks.
You’re not supposed to eat first if there are older people at the table.
It’s polite for the host to use his own chopsticks to get the food for you.
It’s impolite to make a big noise while eating.
1.如果被邀请参加宴会， 你应该准时到。
3. 在中国你应该用筷子吃饭。
4. 把筷子插入食物里是不礼貌的
5. 用筷子指着别人是不礼貌的。
6. 用筷子敲碗是不礼貌的。
2.如果有年长者在场，你不应该先吃。
8. 主人给你用他的筷子为你夹菜是礼貌的。
7.吃东西时发出很大响声是不礼貌的。
素材库
假如你是Yi xiang, 你的笔友Jack 下个月也会作为一
个交换生来中国，他有点担忧，因为他不太懂得中国的
餐桌礼仪，请你给他写一封邮件，告诉他一些中国的餐
桌礼仪。
内容包括：
1.到达的时间；
2.餐桌上主人热情好客，客人应该怎么做；
3.在餐桌上不要做的事情。（至少三件）
Pre-writing:找找得分点
Task 6: Let’s write an email!
作文要求： 语句连贯，词数80个左右，
开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数
All in all, Chinese are hospitable, they always make you feel at home. I am sure you will have a good time in China.
Let’s add an ending to make your email better!
内容包括：
1.到达的时间；
2.餐桌上主人热情好客，客人应该怎么做；
3.在餐桌上不要做的事情。（至少三件）
自评标准：大声朗读自己的文章，从结构、要点、人称、时态、字数、拼写、大小写、标点符号等方面进行自我修正。
自我欣赏与修正
+ -
到达的时间（3分） 语法（2-3分）：
（两个语言点错误扣0.5分）
餐桌上主人热情好客，客人应该怎么做（3分）
在餐桌上不要做的事情（3分* 3=9分）
Total:
Exchange your compositions and try to find out some nice sentences or mistakes in your partner’s composition. Give his or her composition proper mark.
Exchange the composition
with your group mates .
作文互改
Table manners in America.
Table manners in China
Write an email about “Chinese table manners”
Grading standards about writing
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Dear Jack,
I am glad that you will come to China. Don’t be nervous, I will tell you something about Chinese table manners. Chinese table manners are very different from American table manners.
If you are invited to have a dinner, you are expected to be on time, neither too early nor too late. You’d better use chopsticks while you are eating. It’s impolite to stick your chopsticks into your food. The host sometimes passes food from his pair of chopsticks to you. It’s polite to do that in China. You should say thanks to the host dinner.
All in all, Chinese are hospitable, they always make you feel at home. I am sure you will have a good time in China.
The main difference between Chinese and western eating habits is that unlike the West, where everyone has their own plate of food, in china the dishes are placed 1 the table and everybody shares. 2 you are treated by a Chinese host, he will get ready for a lot of food. Chinese are very proud of their food culture and will do their 3 to show their hospitality（好客）.
And sometimes the Chinese host uses their chopsticks to 4 food in your bowl or plate. This is a sign of politeness. The right thing to do would
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be to eat the whatever- it- is and say how yummy it is. If you feel uncomfortable with this, you can just say a polite thank you and leave the 5 there. Make sure the spout（茶壶嘴）of the teapot is not facing anyone. It is 6 . The spout should always be directed to where 7 is sitting, usually just towards from the table.
Don’t tap on your bowl 8 your chopsticks. Beggars tap on their bowls, 9 this is not polite. Also, when the food is coming too 10 in a restaurant, people will tap their bowls. If you are in someone’s home, the cook may not like it if you
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阅读理解:Read the table manners in different countries and answer the questions below.
British Table Manners Indian Table Manners
Start with the outside set with the knives and forks. Bring food to your mouth with a fork.
Try to eat all the food you are served.
Don’t put your elbows on the table.
It is rude to answer a telephone call or leave during the dinner. Say “Excuse me” if you have to.
Remember to say please and thank you often. Wait for the host or the eldest person to start first.
You are supposed to eat the Indian bread and curry(咖喱饭菜) with knives, forks and even hands.
Always wash your hands before and after the meal. Use only your right hand to get and receive food.
You must finish everything on the plate to show respect for served food. So only take as much as you need.
Russian Table Manners Japanese Table Manners
It is polite to leave a bit of food at the end of the meal to show that you like it.
No elbows on the table.
No unpleasant noises.
Don’t talk while eating.
It is not proper to look into another person’s plate or saucer(碟子). Never stick chopsticks into a bowl of food.
It is encouraged to make some noise when eating hot noodles.
Never drink soup with a spoon, just hold the bowl to your mouth.
One should not point at others with chopsticks.
Never pass food from one pair of chopsticks to another.
( ) 1. If you are invited by an Indian host to dinner, you’ll probably use
________ when eating.
A. chopsticks B. only forks C. hands D. elbows
( ) 2. What table manners are both acceptable(可接受的) in
Britain and Russia
A. Leave some food on the plate at the end of the meal.
B. Make some noise when eating hot noodles.
C. Talk loudly to show your respect to the hosts.
D. Don’t put your elbows on the table.
( ) 3. In which country can you drink soup without a spoon
A. Russian B. Japan C. India D. Britain
( ) 4. How are you supposed to use the chopsticks in Japan
A. Stick it into the food. B. Point at someone else.
C. Pass food from one pair to another. D. None of the above.
( ) 5. What can you predict from a British meal
A. They often say please and thank you.
B. They use their left hand to get food.
C. They never leave the table when eating.
D. They try not to finish all the food.
Table manners in China
If you are invited to have dinner, you are supposed to be
on time, neither too early nor too late.
It’s polite to ask older people to start eating first at the table.
It’s not polite to pick up your bowl to eat.
You’re supposed to use chopsticks to eat.
It’s not polite to stick your chopsticks into your food.
It’s impolite to point at anyone with your chopsticks.
It’s impolite to knock your empty bowl with your chopsticks.
It’s polite for the host to use his own chopsticks to get the food for you…