视听说教材参考答案

视听说教材参考答案

Unit2 Inside view

1. Example answers

I think I had grilled prawns with garlic once.

Well, my friend told me she had chicken curry in an Indian restaurant but she said she wasn’t keen on it. It wasn’t spicy enough for her.

I would like to try moussaka, because I like anything cooked with eggplant!

4. Example answers

Janet has had minestrone soup and chicken curry. Kate has had minestrone soup and moussaka. Mark has had the prawn with garlic and chilli con carne.

I think they will have some ice cream. I guess they will have some kind of dessert. I reckon they won’t have any more food, beca use they have had a lot already.

Talking point

1.Student A This paragraph talks about the meal times in Britain and how to begin a meal. Student B It is about how to use a knife and a fork and when to make a toast.

Student C It gives information of rules about the use of hand and cutlery for meals and how to finish a meal.

2. Britain

Meal times: Lunch 12.30pm—1pm Dinner 6pm—8pm

Using a knife and a fork: People usually eat with the knife in the right hand and the fork in the left hand. They cut the food while eating it.

Using your hands: Yes, with bread, cheese, cake, fruit and chocolate.

Starting a meal: When everyone has sat down and been served / served themselves with food. Making a toast:When there are guests or there is cause for celebration, people say “Cheers!” Finishing a meal: When people start to refuse anything else to drink.

3. China

Meal times: Lunch 11.30am—12.30pm Dinner 5.30pm—7.30pm Using a knife and a fork: No, people eat with chopsticks. Usually in the right hand. A spoon is used for soup and desert.

Using your hands: Yes, with steamed buns, pancake and fruit.

Starting a meal:When everyone has sat down and all dishes have been served in a formal situation. People start to eat as soon as a dish is served in an informal situation.

Making a toast:When there are visitors or some good news, people say “Bottom up” Finishing a meal: When people put their chopsticks or on the spoons on the table.

Outside view 1. Example answers

1) It looks as if it takes place in a kitchen, perhaps in a small restaurant or cafe kitchen, because there are so many plates.

2) I can see peas and maybe mushrooms in the plate.

3) It is difficult to see, but it looks she is stir-frying the dish.

4) The food may come from a Latin America Community.

5) It looks very delicious, it makes my mouth water, and I am sure I’d like it.

3. 1) Leah has been working in the restaurant for over 50 years.

2) Shrimp is the main ingredient in the dish.