仁爱版八年级下册Unit 7 Topic 2 Section D.ppt

different eating habits North America, Australia, Europe, courses , knives, forks. southern part of China, rice, north, noodles, central, western, don’t, seafood, chopsticks. parts of India, fingers, pick up. Thailand, spoon,fork, dont use knives. Korea, spoons, chopsticks, not polite, both. Talk about eating habits in different parts of the world according to 1. Example: A: Can you tell me if there are two or more courses for every meal in North America, Australia and Europe? B: Yes, I think so. A: Do you know if people in the south of China often eat noodles? B: No, I don’t think so. But sometimes they do. Suppose you are Beth.Report the following interview notes to your partner. 2 Beth Tom Is the most popular food in your restaurant hot dogs? Yes,it is. Are the sausages in your hot dogs different from those in others? Yes,they are. Are dumplings your favorite Chinese food? No,they arent. Do you like Chinese food? No,not at all. Example: I ask Tom if/whether the most popular food in his restaurant is hot dogs.And he says it is. 3 Look at the pictures and write a passage about how to cook chicken soup. cut up wash put...into boil add salt, green onions ready, enjoy Example: Chicken soup is very delicious, and it’s good for our health. Would you like to eat some chicken soup? Well, let’s cook it together. First, cut up chicken. Next, wash the chicken and put it into a deep pot 70% -80% full of water. Then, boil the chicken for about 2 hours. Finally, add some salt, green onions and so on. Now the chicken soup is ready and you can enjoy it. Table Manners in Different Countries Prepare some hats with country names, such as Japan and Cuba on them. The students wearing the hats will do some eating actions.The other students guess and discuss. What’s he / she doing? Is it polite to do this during dinner in Japan / Cuba ...? Is it polite to put arms or elbows on the table in Japan / Cuba ...? 3. Write a passage ab