視聽(tīng)說(shuō)1冊(cè)2單元答案課件

Unit2

p.15Ex.2(U2-inside-1)Chickencurry(咖喱雞);moussaka(莫薩卡);minestronesoup(意大利濃菜湯);chilleconcarne(辣味肉末).Unit2

p.15Ex.3(U2-inside-1)JanetKateMark1.Whatdotheychooseasamaincourse?chickencurrymoussakachilleconcarne2.Whatisitmadewith?chicken,tomatoes,onionslambandeggplantbeef,beans3.Whereisitfrom?IndiaGreeceMexico4.Howisitcooked?/What’sitlike?withIndianspices(香料)bakedintheovenspicy/veryhotUnit2

p.15Ex.5(U2-inside-2)1.Applestrudel(果餡卷).2.Pastry(油酥點(diǎn)心).3.Withflour,eggs,butterandlotsofchocolate.4.Fruitsalad.Unit2

p.16Ex.7(U2-inside-2)1(b)2(b)3(b)4(a)Unit2

p.18Ex.1(U2-outside)1.Itlooksasifittakesplaceinakitchen,perhapsinasmallrestaurantorcafékitchen,becausetherearesomanyplates.2.Icanseepeasandmaybemushroomsintheplate.3.Itisdifficulttosee,butitlookssheisstir-fryingthedish.4.ThefoodmaycomefromaLatinAmericacommunity.5.Itlooksverydelicious,itmakesmymouthwater,andIamsureI’dlikeit.Unit2

p.18Ex.2(U2-outside)5—1—6—7—2—9—3—4—8Unit2

p.18Ex.3(U2-outside)1.Over50years.2.Shrimp.3.Toreducecholesterol.4.Leahlearnedtocookfromhermother.Shehadtolearntocookasshecomesfromabigfamily.Sheistheeldestof11children.5.Leah’smother-in-law.6.In1946.7.Paprika

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p.19Ex.5(U2-outside)2Hesitation,repetitionandgrammaticalmistakes.5Repetitionandhesitation.6Grammaticalmistake.(b)Repetition.(f)Unfinishedsentence.(g)Hesitationandrepetition.Unit2

p.20Ex.3(U2-listening-1)(1)goaheadandstart(2)youcangotoarestaurant(3)staytoolate(4)wouldarrive(5)everyonetrieseverything(6)youdon'tliketheircooking(7)that'sconsideredrude(8)nothingmorethanthatListeningin3ListentoPassage1again,andcompletethesentences.Michelle

Well,itwouldbebetween8and8.30.Itisunusualthatifsomebodyisinvitedfor8theywouldbethereat7.30or7.45.Probably8,or8.30wouldbewhenalltheguests(4)_______________.It’sOKtorefusesomethingifyoudon’tlikeit,butitmightbeembarrassing.Forexample,ifI’mcookingdinnerandIdiscoveroneofmyguestsisavegetarian,I’llfeelabitfrustratedthatIdidn’tknowbefore.Butusually(5)__________________________.wouldarriveeveryonetrieseverythingListeningin3ListentoPassage1again,andcompletethesentences.Tom

Well,usuallythehostservestheguests,soyoushouldmakesureyoutellhimorhernottogiveyoutoomuch,becauseyes,it’squiteimportanttoeateverythingonyourplate.Itdoesn’tmatterifyouleavesomething,butifyouleavealot,itwilllookasif(6)______________________________.Mymotheralwaystoldmetoputmyhandsonmylap,underthetablewhenIwasn’teating,andIwouldbeinbigtroubleifIeverputmyelbowsonthetable.ButactuallyIknowthatinsomecountries(7)________________________.SoImight...No,it’stheworstthingyoucandoifyou’reeating.Anystrangenoisesareabsolutelyforbidden.Imeanyoucansay“mmm,thisisgood”,but(8)______________________....youdon’tlikethat’sconsideredrudenothingmorethanthattheircookingUnit2

p.21Ex.6(U2-listening-2)1(c)2(d)3(b)4(d)

ListeninginListeningandunderstanding6ListentoPassage2andchoosethebestwaytocompletethesentences.1Thebanwillincludejunkfoodadsduring______.(a)children’sprogrammes(b)adultprogrammeswatchedbychildren(c)allprogrammeswatchedbychildren(d)allprogrammesbefore9pm√Listeningin2Fastfoodrestaurantsaimtheiradsat______.(a)childrenunder16(b)teenagers(c)college-agemen(d)youngpeople3Abanonjunkfoodadswill______.(a)stopsalesofjunkfood(b)affectthequalityofchildren’sprogrammes(c)reducethenumberofcartoons(d)improvenutrition4Theoveralleffectofthejunkfoodadvertisingbanislikelytobe______.(a)lessjunkfoodbutmorechildren’sprogrammes(b)fewerc