高二英语早读阅读理解练习Coffee shop in China takes “hole in the wall” spot to a new furry level ppt课件（含教案+音频）.zip

Coffee shop in China takes “hole in the wall” spot to a new furry level GETTING STARTEDGETTING STARTED 1. Are there any people with special needs around you? If there are any, how are they making a living? What about them impresses you the most? Exchange your ideas with your classmates. GETTING STARTEDGETTING STARTED 2. What can we do to help those people with special needs to live a better life? Discuss this question with your classmates. Coffee shop in China takes “hole in the wall” spot to a new furry level Teatimewith“beary”isbecomingarealityforChinesecustomers,withanewly-openednoveltycoffeeshopin Shanghaiservingbeverages(饮料)viaalovely“bear paw(爪)”throughaholeinthewall.Unlikeothertypical businessesintheserviceindustry,thisnewstorehasno roller shutters(卷帘),nowindows,andnotevenadoor. Sandwichedbetweentworegularshops,thefacade (正面)oftheHINICHIJOUcoffeestorefeaturesonlyasolid wallpaintedinwolf-grayandanirregularholemorecommonlyseeninfairytales. AfterscanningaQR code(二维码)locatedbelowthismysteriousopening,customersneedonlywaitalittle whilebeforeafurrytoypawreachesouttodelivertheirdesireddrink.Afterwards,thefriendlypawsometimes exchangesafirmhandshakewithluckycustomers,ormayevengivethemagentlepat(拍打) onthehead. Althoughotherpartsofthe“bear”areleftuptotheirimagination,mostcustomersfinditeasytopictureintheir headthatthestaffbehindthewalllovetheirjob.Theirguessesmayberight,butthisisonlyhalfofthestory.On theothersideofthewall,themysteryliesinsilenceasthecoffeemakersareactuallydumbanddeafpeople. “Coffeemadebyourdumbanddeafcoffeemakersarereally,reallytasty.Wereceivedrecommendationsofabout sevenoreightcandidates,andwehiredthreeofthem.First,itfeltquitefuntoseeyourcoffeebeinghandedtoyou byafurrybearpaw,andtheresakindofhealingpoweraboutit.Plus,itswinternow,anditgivesyouawarm feeling,”saidWangHaiqing,oneofthefoundersofHINICHIJOU. OntheshopsofficialopeningdayonThursday,Wanginitiated aspecialsalespromotion,givingawayfree coffeetoallcustomerswithdisabledcertificatesasthedayalsomarkedtheInternationalDayofDisabledPersons. Thefirstroundofcustomerswerecaptivatedbytheshopscreativeandoriginalconcept,andsoonthestorywent viralontheInternet.“Ifounditlovely.Ithinkitcanreallyhelpthoseinneed.Itcouldalsoprovidemorejobsfor thosewithspecialneeds,”saidacustomer. Longbeforeitspublicopening,HINICHIJOUhadalreadymanagedtomakemorethan400cupsadayduring itspilotrun,anditseemsnothingisoutofreachforthestoreoritsemployees.GiventheCOVID-19epidemic situation,the“bear”ondutyalso vowed towashitspawregularlytoprovidesafedrinksforthecustomers. 5 Directions: Read the article and choose the best answer. What is the authors purpose in writing this article? A. To introduce a newly-opened coffee shop. B. To explain the importance of being creative. C. To show concern for disabled peoples welfare. D. To analyze the present conditions of employment. 6 Directions: Read the article again and fill in the blanks. HINICHIJOU coffee store Its facade It is characterized by a gray wall with a(n) 1. ________ hole in it. Its serviceA furry toy paw delivers coffee through the hole. Its coffee makersThey are all dumb and deaf people. Its social function It can provide more 2. ________ for disabled people. Its staffs promiseThey would provide 3. ________ drinks for customers. irregular jobs safe FURTHER EXPLORATIONFURTHER EXPLORATION I believe everybody has read “If You Give Me Three Days of Light” by Helen Keller, who had a strong and noble heart. In fact, there are many other people who are physically disabled, but firm in spirit, just like Helen Keller. What makes them so strong-willed and what can we learn from them? Write an English composition of 120-150 words to express your thoughts. FURTHER EXPLORATIONFURTHER EXPLORATION 词组积词组积 累 1. wait a little while 等一会儿 2. exchange a firm handshake with sb. 与某人用力握手 3. go viral 快速传播 4. long before 很久以前 5. manage to do sth. 设法成功做某事 6. during its pilot run 在试营业期间 7. out of reach 超出范围 8. vow to do sth. 发誓做某事 9. provide sth. for sb. 为某人提供某物 FURTHER EXPLORATIONFURTHER EXPLORATION 重点句型 1. Tea time with “beary” is becoming a reality for Chinese customers, with a newly-opened novelty coffee shop in Shanghai serving beverages via a lovely “bear paw” through a hole in the wall. 2. First, it felt quite fun to see your coffee being handed to you by a furry bear paw, and theres a kind of healing power about it. 3. On the shops official opening day on Thursday, Wang initiated a special sales promotion, giving away free coffee to all customers with disabled certificates as the day also marked the International Day of Disabled Persons.Coffee shop in China takes “hole in the wall” spot to a new furry level Tea time with “beary” is becoming a reality for Chinese customers, with a newly-opened novelty coffee shop in Shanghai serving beverages (饮料) via a lovely “bear paw (爪)” through a hole in the wall. Unlike other typical businesses in the service industry, this new store has no roller shutters (卷帘), no windows, and not even a door. Sandwiched between two regular shops, the facade (正面) of the HINICHIJOU coffee store features only a solid wall painted in wolf-gray and an irregular hole more commonly seen in fairy tales. After scanning a QR code (二维码) located below this mysterious opening, customers need only wait a little while before a furry toy paw reaches out to deliver their desired drink. Afterwards, the friendly paw sometimes exchanges a firm handshake with lucky customers, or may even give them a gentle pat (拍打) on the head. Although other parts of the “bear” are left up to their imagination, most customers find it easy to picture in their head that the staff behind the wall love their job. Their guesses may be right, but this is only half of the story. On the other side of the wall, the mystery lies in silence as the coffee makers are actually dumb and deaf people. “Coffee made by our dumb and deaf coffee makers are really, really tasty. We received recommendations of about seven or eight candidates, and we hired three of them. First, it felt quite fun to see your coffee being handed to you by a furry bear paw, and theres a kind of healing power about it. Plus, its winter now, and it gives you a warm feeling,” said Wang Haiqing, one of the founders of HINICHIJOU. On the shops official opening day on Thursday, Wang initiated a special sales promotion, giving away free coffee to all customers with disabled certificates as the day also marked the International Day of Disabled Persons. The first round of customers were captivated by the shops creative and original concept, and soon the story went viral on the Internet. “I found it lovely. I think it can really help those in need. It could also provide more jobs for those with special needs,” said a customer. Long before its public opening, HINICHIJOU had already managed to make more than 400 cups a day during its pilot run, and it seems nothing is out of reach for the store or its employees. Given the COVID-19 epidemic situation, the “bear” on duty also vowed to wash its paw regularly to provide safe drinks for the customers.