高二英语ForeignFood课件.ppt

It made him feel cold inside.
3. What is the one thing that the writer admire? He admires the polite manner in which British people eat. It was very easy and graceful.
She’s not as rich as people make out. 她并不像所声称的那样富有。
Homework
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ChineseRead passage 1 and answer:
1. What are the two aspects the author
mentions about Chinese food?
1) The Chinese think a lot about food. (are obsessed with) （feabulous）
Work in pairs and answer the questions:
1. What surprisedsed the writer at the banquet? There were so many dishes served. (enough to feed an army)
2. Could he buy pigs’ ear in the American supermarket? No. 3.Why did the guy at the meat counter pull at his own ear? He didn’t know that ‘pigs’ ear’ is a kind of Chinese food.
Passage1 1.I had eaten Chinese food often, but I could not have imagined how fabulous a real Chinese banquet could be. 2. Everyone else just taste a bit of of each dish and then put their chopsticks down, continuing to chat.
different from ours.
II. 根据所给汉语提示完成下列句子， 每空一词。
1. _N_o_ w__o_n_d_e_r_ (难怪) you’ve got a headache; you drank a lot last night.
2. She is fortunate enough to find a job she loves andw__h_a_t’_s _m_o_r_e_ (而且), she gets well paid.
Read passage 2 and answer the following questions:
1. What ’s British food look like?
It was colorful mixture. ( unrecognisable)
2. What does the writer think about eating cold food?
Cookery is not chemistry. It is an art. 烹饪不是简单的物质组合，他是一
门艺术。
If you’re going to America, bring your own food.
你要去美国的话要带上自己的食物
You should eat to live, not live to eat. 吃饭是为了生存，但生存不是为了吃饭。
7. I could hear voices but I couldn’t _m__a_k_e _o_u_t (听清) what they were saying.
1. end up 最后成为；最后处于 If you drive car like this, you’ll end up in hospital. Carry the box of explosives carefully or we’ll end up dead ourselves. Every time she tried arguing with her husband, she ended up crying her eyes out.
5. It’s impolite to serve a guest with _c_o_ld__ l_e_ft_o_v_e_r_s (残羹冷炙).
6. At first they hated each other, but they _e_n_d_e_d_ _u_p_ (最后终于) getting married.
2.It seemd to be just a bowl of gray liquid and it was only after I had tasted it that I know it was actually cooked with mushrooms.
3.The food here goes against the Chinese sense of beauty and style at the dinner table.
3. _M__u_c_h__t_o__th__e_h_o__r_r_o_r (让……大为
恐惧的是) of the girl, she found a snake running past her quickly.
4. John knows much about China. He _m__u_st_h_a_v_e_b_e_e_n(一定去过) there.
Everything you see I owe to spaghetti.
She likes eating spaghetti and it is spaghetti that helps build her good figure. Eat little , sleep well. 吃少睡好
What is food to one man may be poison to another . 一个人的食物可能为另一个人的 毒药。
4.But one thing I do admire is the polite manner in which British people eat, even if it is just a potato.
Say something
Chinese food many kinds of food They eat all parts of
随堂测试
I. owe… to; be amazed at; make out; go against
1. He _o_w_e_d_ his success _t_o_ hard work. 2. I _a_m_ _a_m__a_z_e_d__a_t__ his knowledge of English
Useful phrases
be obsessed with 让我吃惊的是 难怪，怪不得 让...大为震惊 最终，以...告终 变得习惯于... 对...吃惊 被...迷惑 辨认出 残羹冷炙 违背 而且
对...着迷 to my surprise no wonder much to the horror of end up get used to be amazed at be confused by make out cold leftovers go against what’s more
3.No wonder my fellow guests had had only a few bites of each dish; they knew what was still to come.
4.The first time I saw a three-year-old kid cheerfully chewing a chicken’s head I had bad dreams for weeks. 5.He must have thought I was joking. They can’t have very big appetites.
2) The Chinese seem to eat almost every part of every animal.
2. Does the author like or dislike Chinese
food?
He enjoys Chinese food. But some foods take a longer time for him to accept.
a piece of cake 小菜一碟 hot potato 烫手的山芋 put all eggs in one basket 把所有鸡蛋放 在一篮子里(比喻风险很大) 孤注一掷 bread and butter 面包和黄油(比喻谋生 的手段) apple of one’s eyes 掌上明珠(比喻某人最 喜欢的)
eat is mleosrsegraceful than that of Chinese.F 3. According to the writer, Chinese pay more attention to food and prepare more carefully. T
Passage2
1. It was quite hard to make out what they contained.
2. make out
1) 看清楚, 看出, 识别
It was difficult to make out his handwriting. 2) 理解, 明白
To the present day I can’t make out why I did