外研版高中英语中国之旅（学生用书）Unit18LeavingfromGuangzhou.ppt

Unit 18 Leaving from Guangzhou 1 SPEAKING （1） Pair work Describe some dim sum to a tourist who has never tried it. WRITING Group work Find out if there are any English language papers or tourist information leaflets available in your area. Bring copies to class and discuss their contents. Now write a short article on the tourist attractions in Guangzhou. Use short sentences and paragraphs. Remember to give your article a heading, or headline. 2 SPEAKING （2） Group work Discuss the nightlife options in the area where you live. Think about these questions: ·Which places would be suitable for tourists? ·Which ones would be suitable for children? ·Would you give the tourists any warnings? Example: You shouldnt take children to a nightclub. Pair work Take turns to role-play a discussion between a tourist and a tour guide about the dangers of going out at night. Example: Don t walk back to the hotel al night. VOCABULARY 1.Match these words and their meanings. 1)Trolley 2)opium 3)band 4)jazz 5)karaoke a)group of musicians b)singing along with a video c)cart you can push round d)Drug e)style of music 2.Find words in the unit relating to nightlife and entertainment. Example: Discos TASK Group work Find out which activities, such as a night cruise, are available for tourists in your area. Rate them as good, satisfactory or poor. Present your views to the class. 3 SPEAKING（3） Pair work Talk about Chinatowns you have seen pictures of. Think about these questions: Do you think they give people a positive impression of China and Chinese people? Does a Chinatown in a foreign city look like a town in China? What are the similarities and differences? 4 CULTURAL CORNER One of the most colourful areas in many Western cities is Chinatown. London has a large Chinatown with restaurants, shops selling Chinese goods and lots of people of Chinese origin doing their shopping, particularly at the weekends. There is a bright Chinese gateway, and at