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初三复习整合课

Topic: Food and Drinks 编写教师：段喜爱(阳泉市第六中学)

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April 3, 2019

I. 整合单元

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七年级下册

Unit 10

I’d like some noodles.

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八年级上册

Unit 8

How do you make a banana milk shake? 

九年级

Unit 10

You’re supposed to shake hands.

II. 学习目标

1. 词汇：noodle, beef, cabbage, potato, dumpling, porridge, onion, fish, honey, watermelon, cheese, sandwich, butter, temperature, manner, size, large, different, popular, traditional, finally, order, add, cover, behave;

短语：be (not) supposed/expected to, stick…into, point…at, take one’s order, cut up, bring good luck to, get used to…;

句型：You’re (not) supposed to…;

You’re (not) expected to…;

It’s polite/impolite/rude to…

2. ①to learn to order food in a western restaurant;

②to know about basic table manners in the US and to learn to introduce Chinese table manners to foreign friends 3. to enjoy food culture around the world and understand the true meaning of sharing III. In class

Brainstorm:food

1. Listening（Peter’s introduction of pizzas）

Fill in the blanks.

Pizza—Americans' favorite food Introduction ___1___, Americans like pizzas best. •

Firstly, mix up milk, butter and flour.

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Then put it there for ___2___ minutes.

Steps to make a pizza •

Cut up vegetables and put them on the dough (面团).

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Next, put cheese and a little oil on it.

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Finally, bake it in an oven at a proper ___3___. A ___4___ local pizza •

Pizzas in this restaurant are tasty.

restaurant •

You can ___5___ a large pizza with not too much money. 1.

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2. ___________

3. ___________

4. ___________

5. ___________

2. Speaking (ordering food) A：May I take your order? B：I’d like a pizza with seafood. A：What size would you like? B：A small one, please. A：What else? B：I’d like a bottle of cola, too. / No, thanks. A：Wait a minute, please. 1

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3. Reading (table manners)

Table manners are different in different countries. What is polite in China may not be polite in other countries. These basic rules will help you enjoy western food with your foreign friends.

In the USA, when you sit down at the table, you are supposed to put the napkin on your leg first to keep yourself clean. When eating something in a bowl, you are not supposed to leave the spoon in the bowl. Put it on the plate under the bowl. During the meal, the hostess will offer you a second helping of food. Sometimes she will ask you to help yourself. When she offers you food, you are expected to give her a direct answer. If you refuse the first time, she might not ask you again. At the table, ask others to pass you dishes when you can’t reach them. When you have had your meal, it is polite to place your knife and fork on the side of your plate. Good expressions to know are: “Please pass me the ...” or “Could you hand me the…please?”

The best way to learn good manners is to watch others. There is an old saying goes, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Observe (观察) the way your western friends eat. This is the best way to avoid making mistakes when you are unsure of what to do. The Table Manners in America Before the meal You should put the napkin on your leg first to keep yourself ___1___ . ★ If the hostess offers you food, you' d better answer her ___2___ . She During the might ask you just once. meal ★ You can ask others for help when the ___3___ are out of your reach. ★ After you have the meal, you should put the knife and fork on the side of After the meal your plate. ★ If you don't know how to behave well at table, just ___4___ others. The best way ★Please translate “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” In Chinese. ___5___ (不超过四个字) 1. ___________

2. ___________

3. ___________

4. ___________

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4. Writing (help me write a letter to Peter)

Dear Peter, I’m glad to hear from you. It’s my pleasure to introduce Chinese food culture to you. There are many kinds of ________________ food in China, such as________________, ________________, ________________and ________________. For me, I like________________best, which can bring me ________________ while I am enjoying it/them with my family/friends. In China, we have some special table manners. For example, while you’re using chopsticks, it’s impolite to________________________________________________. Besides, you’re not supposed to ________________________________________________. More importantly, you shouldn’t ________________________________________________. It’s difficult for you to remember everything, but you’ll get used to it.

I’m sure you’ll feel the warmth of Chinese people.

Best wishes! Yours,

Jimmy 2