外研版选修8 Module 3 Foreign Food Listening and vocabulary 课件（24张PPT）
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(共24张PPT)
Book 8
Module 3
Foreign Food
Vocabulary And Listening
02
01
03
04
Leading in: cuisines
Chinese cuisines
British cuisines
Role-play
Imagine you will be Tom's guide, what table manners will you tell him?
Listening: table manners
Group discussion: table manners in China
Listening activities: table manners in Britain
Homework
Write an essay on table manners
CONTENTS
01
Cuisines
Chinese cuisines
British cuisines
null
Hot pot: meaning
Mapo tofu:color
Kungpao chicken
Twice cooked pork slices: flavor
Sichuan spicy
noodles
Sichuan sauage: taste
Wolftooth potato:
shape
Instant spicy steampot
Sichuan cuisines
Tingly
Spicy
Can you think of any Chinese cuisine?
null
Dumplings
Spring festival
the first day of the first lunar month
Tangyuan
Latern festival
the fifteenth day of the first lunar month
Zongzi
Dragon boat festival
the fifth day of the fifth lunar month
Mooncake
Mid-autumn festival
the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month
Can you think of any Chinese cuisine?
Can you think of any British delicious food?
British cuisines
Typical foods
Daily diets
null
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节日PPT模板：www.1ppt.com/jieri/ PPT素材下载：www.1ppt.com/sucai/
PPT背景图片：www.1ppt.com/beijing/ PPT图表下载：www.1ppt.com/tubiao/
优秀PPT下载：www.1ppt.com/xiazai/ PPT教程： www.1ppt.com/powerpoint/
Word教程： www.1ppt.com/word/ Excel教程：www.1ppt.com/excel/
资料下载：www.1ppt.com/ziliao/ PPT课件下载：www.1ppt.com/kejian/
范文下载：www.1ppt.com/fanwen/ 试卷下载：www.1ppt.com/shiti/
教案下载：www.1ppt.com/jiaoan/
字体下载：www.1ppt.com/ziti/
null
Fish and chips
Lancashire hotpot
Bacon and eggs
Cornish pasty
?
?
?
?
null
Daily diets
relatively
simple
Bread
Bread takes the largest proportion of diet .
Cereal
Cereal usually eaten with other staple foods.
Meat
people eat “edible” parts of beef, lamb, fish, pork and chicken.
Vegetables
Mostly eaten fresh and raw, in the form of salads.
Milk
Milk is made into yoghurt, cheese, ice cream.
Tea
Teatime often comes with fine desserts.
Coffee
It is less formal than tea drinking.
null
02
Table manners
Group discussion: can you think of any table manners in China?
The older sit first!
Sitting
null
The older eat first!
Eating
Table manners in China
China
null
Before meal
文本内容
Before meal
Dress properly
Bring gifts
Wash hands
How to use chopsticks
correctly
Don't make disgusting
noises
During meal
Eat all food( Dishes cleared action)
Be grateful to the host
After meal
Table manners in China
After meal
During meal
null
Table manners
Chopsticks
Inspiration
Inheritance
Courtesy
Caring
Longing
Good neighbor
null
Activity1
Filling the blankets
Activity2
Multiple-choices
Activity3
True or False
Activity4
Comparisons: table manners between China and Britain
Listening
null
Pre-listening
1.Complete the meanings with the words in the box.
guest host polite rude
1. The _________ is the person who invites you.
2. The _________ is the person who is invited.
3. If you are _________, you behave badly.
4. If you are _________, you behave well.
guest
host
rude
polite
P34 ②
null
Listening
P34 ①
2.Listen and say what Jack Ryland has been doing for thirty years. Choose from the box.
cooking food
giving dinner parties
serving food
writing about food
null
Listening
P34 ③
3.Listen again and choose the best answers.
1. In some European counties it is rude to arrive for dinner.
A. early B. late C. on time
2. You should put the knife and fork .
A. on the tablecloth B. on the plate C. sepatately
3. A member of the Royal Family the food she didn't like.
A. ate up B. picked up C. cut up
4. For some people you eat is more important than what you eat.
A. how B. where C. when
B
B
C
A
null
Listening
P34 ④
4.Check the appropriate column.
1. arrive on time
2. choose where to sit
3. wait for your host to pick up a knife and fork
4. ask for something that isn't on the table
5. eat with your fingers
6. put the knife and fork on the tablecloth
7. put the knife and fork together when you finish
8. leave much food on the plate
2.wait for your host to tell you where to sit
4.I think unless you're on really close terms with your host, you should wait to be offered things.
5.As for fingers, that's fine for eating a piece of chicken at a barbecue outside, but definitely not for a dinner party.
6. put the knife and fork on the plate
8.I would say it's not a good idea to leave much food uneaten on the plate, ...
null
Comparisons
Differences
Tablewares...
Similarities
Arrive on time
Wait for your host to tell you where to sit
Wait for your host to start the meal
...
The way you eat is more important than what you eat!
Post-listening
null
Chopsticks& spoon
China
Knife & fork
Britain
Tablewares
In China, chopsticks and spoon are always put together on the right hand of the plate.
Differences
In Britain, remember to put the knife and fork on the plate---close together when you have finished eating.
03
Role-play
Imagine that Tom (from Britain) is invited to a Chinese dinner, and you are to be his guide, what table manners should he pay attention to ?
null
Introducing a Chinese cuisine
Flavor/color/ shape/ meaning/customs...
Tools
Use the cuisines's pitures, chopsticks and bowls if necessary
Table manners
Provide at least one suggestion
Settings
Welcome any reasonable characters' supplements
Requirenments
Language:10 points
Expressions:10 points
Contents:10 points
Evaluations:30points
04
Homework：
Write an essay on table manners!2018 课标全国Ⅰ
假定你是李华，你的新西兰朋友Terry将去中国朋友家做客，发邮件向你咨询有关习俗。请你回复邮件，内容包括：
1.到达时间；
2. 合适的礼物；
3.餐桌礼仪。
注意：
1.词数100左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Thank you!
Book 8
Module 3
Foreign Food
Vocabulary And Listening
02
01
03
04
Leading in: cuisines
Chinese cuisines
British cuisines
Role-play
Imagine you will be Tom's guide, what table manners will you tell him?
Listening: table manners
Group discussion: table manners in China
Listening activities: table manners in Britain
Homework
Write an essay on table manners
CONTENTS
01
Cuisines
Chinese cuisines
British cuisines
null
Hot pot: meaning
Mapo tofu:color
Kungpao chicken
Twice cooked pork slices: flavor
Sichuan spicy
noodles
Sichuan sauage: taste
Wolftooth potato:
shape
Instant spicy steampot
Sichuan cuisines
Tingly
Spicy
Can you think of any Chinese cuisine?
null
Dumplings
Spring festival
the first day of the first lunar month
Tangyuan
Latern festival
the fifteenth day of the first lunar month
Zongzi
Dragon boat festival
the fifth day of the fifth lunar month
Mooncake
Mid-autumn festival
the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month
Can you think of any Chinese cuisine?
Can you think of any British delicious food?
British cuisines
Typical foods
Daily diets
null
PPT模板下载：www.1ppt.com/moban/ 行业PPT模板：www.1ppt.com/hangye/
节日PPT模板：www.1ppt.com/jieri/ PPT素材下载：www.1ppt.com/sucai/
PPT背景图片：www.1ppt.com/beijing/ PPT图表下载：www.1ppt.com/tubiao/
优秀PPT下载：www.1ppt.com/xiazai/ PPT教程： www.1ppt.com/powerpoint/
Word教程： www.1ppt.com/word/ Excel教程：www.1ppt.com/excel/
资料下载：www.1ppt.com/ziliao/ PPT课件下载：www.1ppt.com/kejian/
范文下载：www.1ppt.com/fanwen/ 试卷下载：www.1ppt.com/shiti/
教案下载：www.1ppt.com/jiaoan/
字体下载：www.1ppt.com/ziti/
null
Fish and chips
Lancashire hotpot
Bacon and eggs
Cornish pasty
?
?
?
?
null
Daily diets
relatively
simple
Bread
Bread takes the largest proportion of diet .
Cereal
Cereal usually eaten with other staple foods.
Meat
people eat “edible” parts of beef, lamb, fish, pork and chicken.
Vegetables
Mostly eaten fresh and raw, in the form of salads.
Milk
Milk is made into yoghurt, cheese, ice cream.
Tea
Teatime often comes with fine desserts.
Coffee
It is less formal than tea drinking.
null
02
Table manners
Group discussion: can you think of any table manners in China?
The older sit first!
Sitting
null
The older eat first!
Eating
Table manners in China
China
null
Before meal
文本内容
Before meal
Dress properly
Bring gifts
Wash hands
How to use chopsticks
correctly
Don't make disgusting
noises
During meal
Eat all food( Dishes cleared action)
Be grateful to the host
After meal
Table manners in China
After meal
During meal
null
Table manners
Chopsticks
Inspiration
Inheritance
Courtesy
Caring
Longing
Good neighbor
null
Activity1
Filling the blankets
Activity2
Multiple-choices
Activity3
True or False
Activity4
Comparisons: table manners between China and Britain
Listening
null
Pre-listening
1.Complete the meanings with the words in the box.
guest host polite rude
1. The _________ is the person who invites you.
2. The _________ is the person who is invited.
3. If you are _________, you behave badly.
4. If you are _________, you behave well.
guest
host
rude
polite
P34 ②
null
Listening
P34 ①
2.Listen and say what Jack Ryland has been doing for thirty years. Choose from the box.
cooking food
giving dinner parties
serving food
writing about food
null
Listening
P34 ③
3.Listen again and choose the best answers.
1. In some European counties it is rude to arrive for dinner.
A. early B. late C. on time
2. You should put the knife and fork .
A. on the tablecloth B. on the plate C. sepatately
3. A member of the Royal Family the food she didn't like.
A. ate up B. picked up C. cut up
4. For some people you eat is more important than what you eat.
A. how B. where C. when
B
B
C
A
null
Listening
P34 ④
4.Check the appropriate column.
1. arrive on time
2. choose where to sit
3. wait for your host to pick up a knife and fork
4. ask for something that isn't on the table
5. eat with your fingers
6. put the knife and fork on the tablecloth
7. put the knife and fork together when you finish
8. leave much food on the plate
2.wait for your host to tell you where to sit
4.I think unless you're on really close terms with your host, you should wait to be offered things.
5.As for fingers, that's fine for eating a piece of chicken at a barbecue outside, but definitely not for a dinner party.
6. put the knife and fork on the plate
8.I would say it's not a good idea to leave much food uneaten on the plate, ...
null
Comparisons
Differences
Tablewares...
Similarities
Arrive on time
Wait for your host to tell you where to sit
Wait for your host to start the meal
...
The way you eat is more important than what you eat!
Post-listening
null
Chopsticks& spoon
China
Knife & fork
Britain
Tablewares
In China, chopsticks and spoon are always put together on the right hand of the plate.
Differences
In Britain, remember to put the knife and fork on the plate---close together when you have finished eating.
03
Role-play
Imagine that Tom (from Britain) is invited to a Chinese dinner, and you are to be his guide, what table manners should he pay attention to ?
null
Introducing a Chinese cuisine
Flavor/color/ shape/ meaning/customs...
Tools
Use the cuisines's pitures, chopsticks and bowls if necessary
Table manners
Provide at least one suggestion
Settings
Welcome any reasonable characters' supplements
Requirenments
Language:10 points
Expressions:10 points
Contents:10 points
Evaluations:30points
04
Homework：
Write an essay on table manners!2018 课标全国Ⅰ
假定你是李华，你的新西兰朋友Terry将去中国朋友家做客，发邮件向你咨询有关习俗。请你回复邮件，内容包括：
1.到达时间；
2. 合适的礼物；
3.餐桌礼仪。
注意：
1.词数100左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Thank you!