仁爱版九年级英语下册精品课件U5T3SC.ppt

仁爱版九年级英语下册 Unit 5 Topic 3 The dragon has become a symbol of the Chinese nation. Section C Pair work A: We have known much information about Chinese chess. Well, do you want to know another Chinese culture—China’s Tea Culture? B: Yes. A: Who knows the history and culture of tea? B: We know there are two kinds of tea: black tea and green tea. Tea can lift our spirits so that we can work better. And it’s good for our health. C: From TV, I know tea has a long history. It’s said that China is the homeland of tea. D: We also know tea is popular in foreign countries. Enjoy the scene （影片1） Listen to the tape and mark True (T) or False (F). （录音） * * * Unit 5 Topic 3 The dragon has become a symbol of the Chinese nation. Section C tea coffee cocoa Longjing Pu’er Tieguanyin porcelain sauce vinegar firewood ( )1. China is the homeland of tea, which has 3 000 years of history. ( ) 2. Tea began to be known by the world over a thousand years ago. ( ) 3. The word for tea leaves in many countries came from the Chinese character “cha”. ( ) 4. Tea leaves are produced mainly in the northern area to the Yangtze River. ( ) 5. Over the past dynasties, Chinese people have developed their unique tea culture. F T F F F 1a Read and understand （影片2） Pre-reading questions: 1. Do you like drinking tea? 2. What do you know about the history and culture of tea? 1b Group work 1. Choose the best title for the passage above. A. China’s Long History of Tea B. China’s Tea Culture C. Tea Drinking in China 2. Guess the meanings of the following sayings. (1) A friendship between gentlemen is like a cup of tea. ______________________________ (2) Firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea are necessary to begin a day. _______________