成功之路-Unit3答案.docx

Yes, people often open doors for each other. No, people are too busy to bother with politeness. Yes, when I am new to a culture, I’m not always sure what is polite. The man is falling asleep in class. This is rude to the person giving the lecture. Felix gives the example of going to someone’s home for dinner, and doing something nice like complimenting the food or bringing a desert. Sophy thinks manners can unite people by helping them recognize that they can get along even when don’t have a lot of interests in common. Ture/false BAABBBA Practice 1 BAAAA Practice 2 ABBBA Practice 3 A,B,B,C,C,A Practice 1 B,A,B,A,B,B,A,A Work with the Listening-Practice 1 答案不一 Work with the Listening-Practice 2 x√x√√ Work with the Listening-Practice 3 ACACB Work with the Listening-Practice 4 solution; rude; normal; circle; polite; breaks; words; society Organizing notesPractice 1 C,A,D,B Predicting-Practice 2 BABABBAA Preview the Listening-Practice 1 respect; principal; influence; deal with; valuable; shout out; improve; attentive; courteous Preview the Listening-Practice 2 G,E,D,B,H,A,C Work with the listening-Practice 1 答案不一 Work with the listening-Practice 2 答案不一 Work with the listening-Practice 3 BAC Work with the listening-Practice 4 1、Use titles like Mr., Mrs., and Ms. 2、Polite ChildrenUse titles like Mr., Mrs., and Ms. 3、using polite words such as please, thank you, and excuse me using polite words such as please, thank you, and excuse me. 4、Students are more attentive in class.; There are fewer fights in the school 5、The classes help out at home, too, since the students also learn something about manners at home, not just the classroom. Work with the listening-Practice 5 AABA Work with the listening-Practice 6 raise your hand shout out the answer Mr., Ms., or Mrs say “Excuse me” say “Please” get into fights say “Thank you” Work with the listening-Practice 7 BACBC BCACC Vocabulary Skill: Synonyms rude; frightened; smar