Module6Unit2KnivesandforksareusedformostWesternfood課件九年級英語下冊（合肥地區(qū)）

Module6EatingtogetherUnit2KnivesandforksareusedformostWesternfood.第1課時一、

根據首字母及漢語提示，完成下列單詞的拼寫，使句意明確，語言通順1.Don’tbe

cross

?（生氣的）

withthechildforbeinglate.2.Most

Westerners

?（西方人）

greeteachotherwithakiss.3.（2023·蕪湖無為模擬）Everyonehasapairofinvisible（隱形的）

wings

?（翅膀）whichcanbringthemtothebrightfuture.4.

Lunch

?（午飯）

isusuallyaninformalmealbecausepeopleusuallydon’thaveenoughtimetoenjoythemeal.cross

Westerners

wings

Lunch

一二三二、

用方框內所給詞的適當形式填空besimilarto

atthestartof

beusedto

serveoneself

toomuch1.Atoothbrush

isusedto

?cleanteeth.2.Youropinion

issimilarto

?mine.Thatmeansweagreewitheachother.3.Theplayerswereverynervous

atthestartof

?thegame.4.Youwillbeinvitedto

serveyourself

?whenyouareinmyhome.5.It’sharmfulforyoutodrink

too

?uch

?.isusedto

issimilarto

atthestartof

serveyourself

toomuch

一二三三、

單項填空（

A

）1.Stampsareused

?sendingletters.A.forB.asC.withD.by（

D

）2.Whileinthelab，do

?Isay，please.A.whenB.whereC.howD.as（

D

）3.—Help

?tosomefruit，LucyandLily.—Thankyou.A.yourselfB.yourC.youD.yourselvesADD一二三（

A

）4.（2023·合肥模擬）—Whichofthetwodressesdoyoulikebetter，Lucy？—Thetwoarequite

?，soIcan’tdecidewhichonetochoose.A.similarB.newC.cheapD.dear（

A

）5.—It’snotpolitetoleave

?youfinishthemeal.—Isee.Iwon’tdothat.A.assoonasB.asC.whenD.aslongas（

C

）6.Thevideosaboutcookingtellushowfood

?.A.makesB.madeC.ismadeD.wasmakingAAC一二三（

C

）7.—Tokeephealthy，Linda

?hasanyjunkfoodordrinkslikefriedchickenormilktea.—It’sgreat.A.usuallyB.oftenC.seldomD.always（

A

）8.Keeppractising，andyou’llbeanexcellentfootballplayer.

?A.Nopain，nogain.B.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.C.Itneverrainsbutitpours.D.WheninRome，doastheRomansdo.CA一二三Unit2KnivesandforksareusedformostWesternfood.第2課時?

?一、

根據首字母及漢語提示，完成下列單詞的拼寫，使句意明確，語言通順1.“

Ladies

?（女士）

first，”thewaitersaid.2.Allthe

gentlemen

?（男士）

wereofferedspecialtickets.3.Inthe

West

?（西方），peopleusuallyhavedinneratabout7o’clock.4.Itis

polite

?（有禮貌的）

toofferyourseatstotheold.5.—TedandBobhave

similar

?（相似的）

eatinghabits.—Yes.Theyarevegetarians.Ladies

gentlemen

West

polite

similar

一二三四二、

單項填空（

A

）1.I’mlookingforwardtothecomingparty.It’ssaidthatsomedeliciousfoodwillbe

?toalltheguests.A.servedB.soldC.affordedD.shown（

C

）2.—I’veneverseenhimget

?soIalwaysthoughthewaseasytomakefriendswith.—Infact，hegetsangrywithotherseasily.A.happyB.marriedC.crossD.sadAC一二三四（

B

）3.InourEnglishclass，manychances

?tostudentstoshowthemselves.A.offerB.areofferedC.offeredD.areoffering（

A

）4.Thecustomersarepleasedwiththe

?oftherestaurant.A.serviceB.bookC.bikeD.dance（

C

）5.（2022·昆明）TheteainYunnanissofamousthatit

?toplacesacrosstheworldeveryday.A.sendsB.sentC.issentD.willbesentBAC一二三四（

C

）6.（2022·安徽）—Cookinghelpsusshowloveforfamilymembers.—

?EverytimeImakedishesforMum，sheisveryhappy.A.Ican’tbelieveit.B.Takeiteasy.C.Icouldn’tagreemore.D.Thatdepends.C一二三四?

?三、

完形填空

Whatisoneofthebestpartsoftravelling？It’sthefood！Itcanbealife-changingexperienceto

1

?differentfoods.

IcametoknowthisinChina.EversinceIwasaboy，IhavealwaysenjoyedeatingChinesefoodinAmerica.ButIwas

2

?familiarwithdumplingsandspringrolls（春卷）.Thesewerecommonlyservedintherestaurantsofmyarea.BeforeI

3

?China，IfeltworriedaboutwhetherIwouldenjoythefoodornot.

DuringmyfirstfewdaysinthecapitalcityofChina—Beijing，Inoticedthatpeople’sfavouritebreakfastwasbaozi.Atfirst，Ifoundit

4

?thatpeopleatemeatforbreakfast.Butthen，Igotusedtothefood.AndIlovedoneofBeijing’smost

5

?dishes—Pekingduck.Iespecially

6

?thethinduckskin（皮）.一二三四

AsItravelledtosomeother

7

?aroundChina，Ilearnedthateachplacehaditsownspecialdishes.Whenitwastimetoleave，IknewIwould

8

?allkindsoffoodsinChina.

Throughmy

9

?inChina，IlearnedthattotrulyenjoyChinesefood，onemustgodirectlytoChina.Butmoreimportantly，thistriptaughtmetoalwayshaveanopen

10

?tonewthings.Whatweneedtodoisrespecteachother’sculturaldifferences.一二三四（

A

）1.A.enjoy

B.cook

C.sell

D.buy（

C

）2.A.also

B.still

C.only

D.even（

B

）3.A.camefrom

B.leftfor

C.thoughtof

D.dependedon（

C

）4.A.delicious

B.wise

C.strange

D.happy（

A

）5.A.famous

B.similar

C.terrible

D.expensive（

B

）6.A.hated

B.liked

C.refused

D.tried（

C

）7.A.towns

B.villages

C.cities

D.mountains（

A

）8.A.miss

B.taste

C.heat

D.waste（

B

）9.A.task

B.journey

C.race

D.research（

C

）10.A.space

B.life

C.mind

D.wayACBCABCABC一二三四四、

閱讀理解

Whenyouandyourfamilygooutfordinner，doyounoticehowmanydishesyouusuallyorder？It’sfineifyoufinishallofthem.Butifyouwastetoomuchfood，youmightpayforitinthenearfuture.OnDec.22，2020，thegovernmentreviewedadraftlaw（草案）

onstoppingfoodwaste.Accordingtothedraftlaw，restaurantsshouldtellcustomersnottoordertoomuchandtheyshoulddescribethesizeofeachdish.Ifcustomersleavetoomuchfooduneaten，restaurantscanchargethemforfoodwaste.Thedraftlawalsostopswaitersfromencouragingcustomerstoordertoomuchfood.Thosewhodon’tfollowthelawwillreceiveafinefrom1，000to10，000yuan.一二三四

Italsoasksschoolstoteachtheirstudentstoavoidfoodwaste.TheradioandTVprogrammesaboutovereatingandoverdrinkingarenotallowed.Producersofsuchprogrammeswillfaceafineofupto100，000yuan.Foodwastehappensinmanyplaces.InChinaalone，about35milliontonsoffoodendsupinlandfills（廢物填埋場）

every