Unit 12 Culture Shock lesson 3 Living Abroad
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课件20张PPT。 Lesson 3 Living AbroadModule 4 –Unit 10objectives By the end of this period, you will be able to :
1. learn about different cultures between China and America.
2. get to realize the culture difference and cultivate the cultural awareness. Chinese: You look pale. What's the matter?
American: I'm feeling sick. A cold, maybe.
Chinese: Go and see the doctor. Drink more water. Did you take any pills? Chinese medicine works wonderful. Would you like to try? Put on more clothes. Have a good rest.
American: You are not my mother,
are you?
Lead-in why did the American misunderstand the Chinese?Yours rude words made me embarrassed .Exercises give me a good appetite.New words learning After dinner, your friend is going to leave your home. What will you do to show your politeness?You wear a beautiful dress and your friend says it is good on you. What will you say then?How can we behave politely when we eat in a restaurant?Discuss the following situations Pre-reading Say goodbye, walk the friend to the station, and welcome him / her to visit you next time Chat happily and enjoy the food; Keep on putting more food in the guest’s bowlBe shy and say it is cheap Reading Read the texts and find out the differences between Chinese and American culture.
say goodbye, go back to the room, close the door whisper to each other
not give more food if the guest doesn’t ask for moreFeel happy, say thanks Read the texts again and decide if these sentences are true (T), false( F) or with no information provided (NI).
1.Jin Li found the American way of life familiar soon after he arrival in the USA.
2. We know Jin Li has at least one American friend.
3. Wang Lei never went back to the restaurant in New York again.
4.Martin stayed in China with a local family.
5. Tom couldn’t understand why his friend’s grandfather wanted to go with him to the bus station.
6. Tina was a friend of the tourist guide.Reading for detailsNITNIFNITWhat can you learn from the differences? Who is more courteous, the Chinese or the American?
2. What other differences between the Chinese and the Westerners do you know except those in manners?
Voice your opinionopinions ways of Life punctuality handling problems Do you understand the following pictures? Read the following dialogue. Role play in pairs. One is Miss Li, a Chinese girl, the other is Jean, an exchange student. Now you are sharing your experience to your friends in your own countries.
Li: Hi, Jean. Where are you going?
Jean: Hi, Miss Li.
Li: Wow, what a special blouse you are wearing! I guess it’s made of silk. (feeling it) How much did it cost?
Jean: I bought it in Yunnan and it’s worth the cost, I think.
Li: Did you get it at a bargain sale?
Jean: Oh, the bargain sale is really a scene.
Speaking : role playFree -talk Share your funny story happening to a foreigner who has just arrived in China?
选用： language support have difficulty understanding , welcoming , embarrassing/ embarrassed, have a good appetite, insist on, stare at
Find the words in the texts which mean the following
Liking to meet and talk to new people
a desire for food
speak very quietly
part
careful
tasty
excellent
look at something for a long time without moving
9. to give someone something and receive the same kind of thing from them.
10. feeling shy and uneasy. Vocabularyoutgoing appetite whisper aspectcautiousyummysplendidstareembarrassedexchange Phrases
Language PointsSentences
1. aspect n.
a particular side of many-sided situation. _________
appearance ____________
1） We love our city in all its aspects. _______
2) His fierce aspect frightened the girl.
2. cautious adj. _____________
1） 许多年轻人用钱不是很小心。
2) Be cautious about making promise.
Many young people are not very cautious with money3. Appetite n. __________________
1) When I was ill I had no appetite for food.
2) The long walk gave me a good appetite.
3) He has an amazing appetite for Chinese culture.
4) Don’t spoil your appetite by eating sweets before meals.4. Keep on /keep doing ____________
1) The hostess Kept on putting more food into my bowl, which made me quite embarrassed.
2) The woman next to me was badly , for she kept on coughing all the night.
3) The young kept waiting outside although it was very cold.
4) don’t keep thinking about the problem.5. Insist on sth. /doing sth. __________
insist + that clause ____________
1) 她坚持要我先去看她
She insisted on my going to see her first.
She insisted that I (should) go to see her first.
2) 她坚持说那个杯子不是她打碎的。
She insisted that the glass was not broken by her.
Mary suggested to Mike that they should go abroad for further study.
His looks suggested that he disagreed with it.HomeworkWrite a letter to your friend about the experience of Jean in China.
Finish off the Exercise 5 on Page 83
1. learn about different cultures between China and America.
2. get to realize the culture difference and cultivate the cultural awareness. Chinese: You look pale. What's the matter?
American: I'm feeling sick. A cold, maybe.
Chinese: Go and see the doctor. Drink more water. Did you take any pills? Chinese medicine works wonderful. Would you like to try? Put on more clothes. Have a good rest.
American: You are not my mother,
are you?
Lead-in why did the American misunderstand the Chinese?Yours rude words made me embarrassed .Exercises give me a good appetite.New words learning After dinner, your friend is going to leave your home. What will you do to show your politeness?You wear a beautiful dress and your friend says it is good on you. What will you say then?How can we behave politely when we eat in a restaurant?Discuss the following situations Pre-reading Say goodbye, walk the friend to the station, and welcome him / her to visit you next time Chat happily and enjoy the food; Keep on putting more food in the guest’s bowlBe shy and say it is cheap Reading Read the texts and find out the differences between Chinese and American culture.
say goodbye, go back to the room, close the door whisper to each other
not give more food if the guest doesn’t ask for moreFeel happy, say thanks Read the texts again and decide if these sentences are true (T), false( F) or with no information provided (NI).
1.Jin Li found the American way of life familiar soon after he arrival in the USA.
2. We know Jin Li has at least one American friend.
3. Wang Lei never went back to the restaurant in New York again.
4.Martin stayed in China with a local family.
5. Tom couldn’t understand why his friend’s grandfather wanted to go with him to the bus station.
6. Tina was a friend of the tourist guide.Reading for detailsNITNIFNITWhat can you learn from the differences? Who is more courteous, the Chinese or the American?
2. What other differences between the Chinese and the Westerners do you know except those in manners?
Voice your opinionopinions ways of Life punctuality handling problems Do you understand the following pictures? Read the following dialogue. Role play in pairs. One is Miss Li, a Chinese girl, the other is Jean, an exchange student. Now you are sharing your experience to your friends in your own countries.
Li: Hi, Jean. Where are you going?
Jean: Hi, Miss Li.
Li: Wow, what a special blouse you are wearing! I guess it’s made of silk. (feeling it) How much did it cost?
Jean: I bought it in Yunnan and it’s worth the cost, I think.
Li: Did you get it at a bargain sale?
Jean: Oh, the bargain sale is really a scene.
Speaking : role playFree -talk Share your funny story happening to a foreigner who has just arrived in China?
选用： language support have difficulty understanding , welcoming , embarrassing/ embarrassed, have a good appetite, insist on, stare at
Find the words in the texts which mean the following
Liking to meet and talk to new people
a desire for food
speak very quietly
part
careful
tasty
excellent
look at something for a long time without moving
9. to give someone something and receive the same kind of thing from them.
10. feeling shy and uneasy. Vocabularyoutgoing appetite whisper aspectcautiousyummysplendidstareembarrassedexchange Phrases
Language PointsSentences
1. aspect n.
a particular side of many-sided situation. _________
appearance ____________
1） We love our city in all its aspects. _______
2) His fierce aspect frightened the girl.
2. cautious adj. _____________
1） 许多年轻人用钱不是很小心。
2) Be cautious about making promise.
Many young people are not very cautious with money3. Appetite n. __________________
1) When I was ill I had no appetite for food.
2) The long walk gave me a good appetite.
3) He has an amazing appetite for Chinese culture.
4) Don’t spoil your appetite by eating sweets before meals.4. Keep on /keep doing ____________
1) The hostess Kept on putting more food into my bowl, which made me quite embarrassed.
2) The woman next to me was badly , for she kept on coughing all the night.
3) The young kept waiting outside although it was very cold.
4) don’t keep thinking about the problem.5. Insist on sth. /doing sth. __________
insist + that clause ____________
1) 她坚持要我先去看她
She insisted on my going to see her first.
She insisted that I (should) go to see her first.
2) 她坚持说那个杯子不是她打碎的。
She insisted that the glass was not broken by her.
Mary suggested to Mike that they should go abroad for further study.
His looks suggested that he disagreed with it.HomeworkWrite a letter to your friend about the experience of Jean in China.
Finish off the Exercise 5 on Page 83