致用英语听力第三册(第三版)Unit 3 Manners
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W: Hi Jack. How are you doing in Britain? M: Well, since our customs and manners are so different, I think I still need some time to get used to the life in the UK. For example, the manner of dining is my headache. W: I agree. Here in the UK you use a knife and fork at dinner and you put your knife and fork together after eating. What’s more, it’s important to chew food with your mouth closed.
( F ) 1. People in Malaysia eat with their left hand. ( F ) 2. People in the UK eat with their fingers and chew food with their
mouths closed.
( T) 3. In greeting, people in Malaysia shake hands and touch their chests. ( F ) 4. In greeting, people in the UK always kiss or hug each other
A Listening Practice
Pre-Listening Listen to the conversation and decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T (true) or F (false) in the brackets.
A Listening Practice
Task 3 Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each question.
As for the cutlery set, the knives, forks and spoons. Normally in an English dinner situation, if you have got three courses, you start with the outside cutlery and you work your way in. That’s always a good rule. So just remember to eat from outside in. In a formal situation, it’s an unwritten rule not to talk about politics, religion or sex. And remember never speak with your mouth full. It is also good manners to thank the host after you go back home
M: Yeah, but in Malaysia we eat with our right hand. Malaysia [ mə'leɪʒə ] 马来西亚; 马来群岛 It’s impolite to eat with our left hands. W: I heard the ways of greeting are also different. M: Yes, in Malaysia we shake hands and touch our chests in greeting. But here in the UK people shake hands and sometimes kiss or hug each other. We don’t do these in Malaysia.
When it comes to table manners, there can be lots of confusion. If it was a formal meal, there would be certain rules that you would have to keep in mind about how you eat, when you eat. First, don’t eat with your mouth open. And that’s considered very rude. Second rule, don’t put your elbows on the table. Personally, I think this rule applies in formal dinner situations, not when you’re having a casual meal with friends.
Korea is a country that I’d like to live in.
Something in Korea I am unsure about is that one should not pass something to
an older person or superior with only one hand.
unsure
Listening
Justin
Canada
When a couple gets married, the bride’s family usually pays for the reception.
interesting
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while traveling. Complete the table. My name is Ada. I’ve always wanted to visit India. It is a beautiful place. One of the most important things to remember is that in India nodding your head backwards and forwards means “No”. That makes me worried a lot because in my country noddinLigsteynoinugr head means “Yes”.
Unit 3 Manners
A Listening Practice
Pre-Listening Listen to the conversation and decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T (true) or F (false) in the brackets.
A Listening Practice
Task 3 Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each question.
Key： 1. C 2. A 3. D
A Listening Practice
Task 3 Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each question.
Listening
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while
traveling. Complቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱte the table.
Please call me Fred.
Nodding your head backwards and forwards means “No”.
worried
Amanda Korea
One should not pass something to an older person or superior with only one hand.
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while
traveling. Complete the table.
Name Country
Custom
feeling
Sarah India
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while
traveling. Complete the table.
I am Karen. I’ve just visited Korea.
A Listening Practice
Pre-Listening Listen to the conversation and decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T (true) or F (false) in the brackets.
Listening
A Listening Practice
Task 2 Listen to the dialogue and fill in the blanks.
M: Welcome to join our company. W: Thank you, I’m __h__a_p_p_y___ to be here, Mr. Brown. M: Call me Chris, will you? My name is Christopher Brown but _e_v_e_r_y_b_o_d_y_ calls me Chris. W: Isn’t it rather __i_m_p_o_l_i_te__ to make a _n_i_c_k_n_a_m__e_ out of the _____f_i_r_st__n_a_m__e_______? M: Well, everybody in this company is called by his or her _____f_ir_s_t_n_a_m__e________. It’s been our tradition ever since the company was small. And don’t worry about the ___m_a_n_n__e_r_o_f_b_u__si_n_e_s_s__, OK? W: I’ll try. M: Good. But when there are __o_u_ts_i_d_e_r_s_, like business people from oLtihsteerncionmg panies, it might be _____g_o_o_d__p_r_a_c_t_ic_e_____ to __a_d_d_r_e_s_s__ your higher-ups as Mr or Ms or whatever is appropriate. W: Yes, sir. M: Now I’ll show you your private office.
I traveled in Canada last month and attended a wedding of my friend.
In Canada when a couple gets married, the bride’s family usually pays for the
reception. That’s interesting.
( F ) 1. People in Malaysia eat with their left hand. ( F ) 2. People in the UK eat with their fingers and chew food with their
mouths closed.
( T) 3. In greeting, people in Malaysia shake hands and touch their chests. ( F ) 4. In greeting, people in the UK always kiss or hug each other
A Listening Practice
Pre-Listening Listen to the conversation and decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T (true) or F (false) in the brackets.
A Listening Practice
Task 3 Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each question.
As for the cutlery set, the knives, forks and spoons. Normally in an English dinner situation, if you have got three courses, you start with the outside cutlery and you work your way in. That’s always a good rule. So just remember to eat from outside in. In a formal situation, it’s an unwritten rule not to talk about politics, religion or sex. And remember never speak with your mouth full. It is also good manners to thank the host after you go back home
M: Yeah, but in Malaysia we eat with our right hand. Malaysia [ mə'leɪʒə ] 马来西亚; 马来群岛 It’s impolite to eat with our left hands. W: I heard the ways of greeting are also different. M: Yes, in Malaysia we shake hands and touch our chests in greeting. But here in the UK people shake hands and sometimes kiss or hug each other. We don’t do these in Malaysia.
When it comes to table manners, there can be lots of confusion. If it was a formal meal, there would be certain rules that you would have to keep in mind about how you eat, when you eat. First, don’t eat with your mouth open. And that’s considered very rude. Second rule, don’t put your elbows on the table. Personally, I think this rule applies in formal dinner situations, not when you’re having a casual meal with friends.
Korea is a country that I’d like to live in.
Something in Korea I am unsure about is that one should not pass something to
an older person or superior with only one hand.
unsure
Listening
Justin
Canada
When a couple gets married, the bride’s family usually pays for the reception.
interesting
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while traveling. Complete the table. My name is Ada. I’ve always wanted to visit India. It is a beautiful place. One of the most important things to remember is that in India nodding your head backwards and forwards means “No”. That makes me worried a lot because in my country noddinLigsteynoinugr head means “Yes”.
Unit 3 Manners
A Listening Practice
Pre-Listening Listen to the conversation and decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T (true) or F (false) in the brackets.
A Listening Practice
Task 3 Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each question.
Key： 1. C 2. A 3. D
A Listening Practice
Task 3 Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each question.
Listening
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while
traveling. Complቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱte the table.
Please call me Fred.
Nodding your head backwards and forwards means “No”.
worried
Amanda Korea
One should not pass something to an older person or superior with only one hand.
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while
traveling. Complete the table.
Name Country
Custom
feeling
Sarah India
A Listening Practice
Task 1 Listen to three people talking about the customs they see while
traveling. Complete the table.
I am Karen. I’ve just visited Korea.
A Listening Practice
Pre-Listening Listen to the conversation and decide whether the following statements are true or false. Write T (true) or F (false) in the brackets.
Listening
A Listening Practice
Task 2 Listen to the dialogue and fill in the blanks.
M: Welcome to join our company. W: Thank you, I’m __h__a_p_p_y___ to be here, Mr. Brown. M: Call me Chris, will you? My name is Christopher Brown but _e_v_e_r_y_b_o_d_y_ calls me Chris. W: Isn’t it rather __i_m_p_o_l_i_te__ to make a _n_i_c_k_n_a_m__e_ out of the _____f_i_r_st__n_a_m__e_______? M: Well, everybody in this company is called by his or her _____f_ir_s_t_n_a_m__e________. It’s been our tradition ever since the company was small. And don’t worry about the ___m_a_n_n__e_r_o_f_b_u__si_n_e_s_s__, OK? W: I’ll try. M: Good. But when there are __o_u_ts_i_d_e_r_s_, like business people from oLtihsteerncionmg panies, it might be _____g_o_o_d__p_r_a_c_t_ic_e_____ to __a_d_d_r_e_s_s__ your higher-ups as Mr or Ms or whatever is appropriate. W: Yes, sir. M: Now I’ll show you your private office.
I traveled in Canada last month and attended a wedding of my friend.
In Canada when a couple gets married, the bride’s family usually pays for the
reception. That’s interesting.