高一英语Unit6 Good manners全单元教案旧人教

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Homework

1. Revise what we’ve learned today and try to recite the whole passage. 2. Find the attributive clauses in the passage and underline them. 3. Do Ex. 1—2 in P 116—117.
Master much more about table manners at a western dinner party.


1. When you sit down at the table, put the napkin on your lap first. 2. Everyone begins to eat at the same time. 3. While eating, remember not to talk with your mouth full of food and do not put much food in your mouth at a time.
a small plate a bowl a napkin a small glass for spirits a glass for beer or soft drinks a pair of chopsticks a Chinese spoon
Do “Yes” or “No” exercises
7. Don’t reach across the table for some kind of food. Please ask someone to pass a dish to you. 8. Don’t put bones on the table. Just leave them on your plate. 9. It is impolite for a guest to leave the table during a meal.
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dinner fork
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dinner knife
The main idea of each part
Part One (Para 1): how to lay the table Part Two (Para 2—5): the order of the dishes and some good table manners Part Three (Para 6): table manners change over time, following the fashion of the day

In what order will the following dishes be served at a western party?
Dessert
Starter
Main Course
Starter Soup Drinks
Soup
Main Course Dessert Drinks
Table manners in Part Two



1.Some people pray before they start eating, and other people may keep silent for a moment. Then they say “Enjoy your meal” to each other and everybody starts eating. 2. Keep the knife in your right hand and the fork in your left. 3. Never ask for a second bowl of soup.
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Sit up straight at the table. Bring the food up to your mouth. Do not lean down to your plate. 5. Drink only when there is no food in your mouth. 6. Don’t pick up the soup bowl and drink from it.

(Yes )1. Is it polite to use the knife with your right hand? ( )2. Is it polite to put your napkin Yes on your nap? ( )3. Can you start eating as soon No as your food is served in front of you? ( )4. Is it polite to ask for a No bowl of soup? second



4. People can use their fingers when eating chicken or other birds, but never touch beef or other meat on bones. 5. Finish eating everything on the plates, don’t take more food than you need. 6. Try to speak quietly and smile a lot, but don’t laugh all the time.
Compare the western dinner table with the Chinese one.
Western dinner table
Chinese dinner table
a small plate a large plate a napkin three glasses a small bread roll two pairs of knives and forks of different size a soup spoon a dessert spoon

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Part Three
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Do table manners change over time? Yes, they do. 2. What can you do if you are not sure what to do? I can always follow my hosts.


7. Drink soft drinks if we drive home after dinner. 8. Drink white or red wine with the food . 9. When drinking to someone’ s health, you raise your glasses but not touch. 10. The custom of toasting in western dinner is to only take a sip, not to drink too much.
Unit 6
Good manners
Reading (1)
Table Manners
at a Dinner Party
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bread and butter plate 2 7 spoon for dessert or fruit soup spoon napkin 1 dinner plate
(Yes )5. Can you use your fingers when eating chicken? ( )6. Is it polite to finish eating Yes everything on your plate? ( )7. Can you talk loudly when No eating? ( No )8. Is it polite to make other people drink more spirits than they can take?