人教版 九年級(jí) 英語(yǔ) 下冊(cè)《Unit 10 L3 Section B(1a-1d)》課件

Unit10You’resupposedtoshakehands.SectionB(1a-1d)人教版九年級(jí)（全）LearningObjectives

Bytheendoftheclass,wewillbeableto:1.getdetailedinformationaboutthetablemannersinChinathroughlistening;2.

usethetargetlanguagestotalkabouttablemannersaroundtheworld.LookandShareLookatthefollowingpicturesandguesswhattheyareallabout.talkingwithyourmouthfullchewingfoodwithyourmouthopenslurpingwhileeatingordrinkingbeingonyourphonewhileeatingThey’reallabouttablemanners!Whatdoyouthinkofthebehavioursinthepicturesabove?Canyoulistsomeothercommongoodorbadtablemannersinourdailylife?pointatpeoplewithchopstickshitabowlorplatewithchopstickspassfoodfromchopstickstochopsticksDifferentcountrieshavedifferenttablemanners.Howmuchdoyouknowaboutthem?Takethefollowingquiz.CircleTfortrueorFforfalseaftereachsentence.

Mindyourmanners!1.InIndia,you’resupposedtoeatwithyourhands.TF2.InChina,you’renotsupposedtostickyourchopsticksintothefood.TF3.InKorea,theyoungestpersonisexpectedtostarteatingfirst.TF4.InFrance,you’resupposedtoputyourbreadonthetable.TF5.InChina,it’simpolitetouseyourchopstickstohitanemptybowl.TFHere’savideoaboutthediningcustomsaroundtheworld.Let’swatchandwritedownthecustomsineachcountry.Canyouguesswhatcountrythelastcustombelongto?ThelastcountrymentionedinthevideoisThailand.Makinganoisewhendrinkingoreatingisrudeinmanycountries,

butnotinJapan.Youcanslurpwhenyouareeatingabowlofnoodles,whichmeansthatyou’reenjoyingthenoodles.InmanyregionsofIndia,you’resupposedtoeatwiththerighthandonly,asthelefthandisconsideredunclean.InSouthKorea,you’resupposedtowaitfortheoldestpersontositdownfirstandyou’renotsupposedtoholdyourbowl

duringthemeal....Let’swritethemdownusingthestructureswesummarizedinthelastlesson.Pre-ListeningLookatthepicturesandthinkaboutwhetherthebehaviorineachpictureisproper.Whyorwhynot?SteveisgoingtoChinatostudy.HisfriendYangMingistellinghimaboutthetablemannersinChina.Listenandnumberthepicturesintheorderyouhearthem.213While-ListeningListenagain.Matchthesesentenceparts.______1.You’renotsupposeto...a.stickyourchopsticksintoyourfood.______2.It’simpoliteto...b.pointatanyonewithyourchopsticks.______3.Youshouldn’t...c.starteatingfirstifthereareolderpeopleatthetable.cabSupplementarylisteningTomissharinghistriptoJapanwithJo.ListentotheconverstaionandfigureoutwhatmistakeshemadeduringthedinnerinJapan.Hehadareallybadcold,sohe________________.Heforgotto________________ontatami.blewhisnosetookoffhisshoesJo:Hi,Tom.HowwasyourtriptoJapan?Tom:Itwasadisaster!Ishouldn’thavegonewithoutreading

abouttheircustoms.Ireallyoughttohavebeen

better

prepared—thenImightnothaveembarrassed

myselfso

badly.Jo:Why?Whathappened?Tom:Well,Aki'sparentstookustodinneronenight.Ihad

areally

badcold.Akicouldhavetoldmenottoblow

mynosein

public!Everyonekeptstaring.ThenIforgot

totakeoffmy

Readandcheckyouranswers.

shoeswhenwewenttoourtable—you'renotsupposedto

wearshoesontatami.The

peopleintherestaurantmusthave

thoughtIwasso

rude!WhenAkitoldmelater,Ifeltterrible

aboutit.Jo:I'msureyouneedn'thavedone.Howcouldyouhave

known?Tom:Anyway,IboughtagiftforAki'sparents.Isentiton

Monday,

soitshouldhavearrivedbynow.Iprobably

didn'tneedto

sendthemanything,butIreally

wantedtoapologise.SoweknowthatinJapan...IfyouhaveacoldinJapan,you’resupposedtosniffratherthanblow

yournose.Ifyoublowyournoseinpublic,youmightdisgust

afewpeople,soit'sbettertogotothebathroomtodoit!You'renotsupposedtowearshoesontatami!...DoyouknowothertablemannersorcustomsinJapan?Shareinclass!After-ListeningA:We’resupposedto...B:Yes,andit’simpoliteto...Talkaboutothertablemannersinyourcountry.HomeworkAnnaissharinghistriptoHongKongwithSteve.ListentotheconversationandfigureoutwhyAnnafeltembarrassedduringthemeal.aHercolleaguedidsomethingwhichshockedtheother

diners.bSheaccidentallydidsomethingthatwasculturally

unacceptable.c

She

ignoredsomebodywhowasbeingintroducedtoher.Readtheconversationcarefullyandanswerthefollowingquestions.A:

Hey,Anna,howwasyourtriptoHongKong?B:

Great,thanks,Steve.A:What'sHongKonglike?B:

Gosh,it'samazing.Ihadawonderfultime.It's

ultra-modernin

somanyways,butthecultureisso

different,it'seasytomake

amistake.A:

Likewhat?B:

Well,tellmewhat'swrongwiththis:Iwasatlunchwith

my

colleagueandagroupofpeople,andsomeonecame

overtobe

introduced.SoIputmychopsticksintomyrice

bowlandturned

roundtospeaktothem.A:

What?Youshouldn'tturnroundatthedinnertable?

You

mustn't

showyourbacktoanyone?B:

No!Youmustn'tputyourchopsticksintoyourriceand

leavethem

stickingstraightup!A:Really?Whynot?B:

Becauseitmeanssomeonehasdied.Itisonlydoneat

funerals

andisabigno-noatanyothertime.A:Buthowwereyoutoknowthat?B:Idon'tknow.It'snotsomethingwewouldthinkabout,

isit?Well,

everybodyatthetablegasped*.Ilookedupand

theywereeither

frowning*orpursing*theirlipsatme.Iblushedandfidgeted*—I

hadnoideawhatI'ddonewrong

untilmycolleaguetookmy

chopsticksoutofmyriceand

putthemnexttomybowl.A:

Ohdear.Itseemslikesuchalittlething.B:

Iknow.Iwishsomeonehadtoldme.gasp:totakeashort,quickbreaththroughthemouth,especiallybecauseofsurprise,pain,orshock.frown:tobringyoureyebrowstogethersothattherearelinesonyourfaceaboveyoureyes,oftenwhileturningthecornersofyourmouthdownwards,showingthatyouareannoyed,worried,sad,orthinkinghard.purse:tobringyourlipstightlytogethersothattheyformaroundedshape,usuallyasanexpressionofdisapproval.fidget:tomakecontinuous,smallmovements,especiallyiftheydonothaveaparticularpurposeandyoumakethemwithoutmeaningto,forexamplebecauseyouarenervous