（2021新外研版）高中英语必修第二册Unit 1 Food for thought Understanding ideasppt课件（含学案+音频).zip

Replace the words underlined in the sentences below with the words in the box. symbol, gather, suffer, poison, typical, super,cuisine 1. China has one of the most diverse and complex delicious food in the world, and almost every city has it. 2. Never offer a westerner food just out of our own delight, as it might be distasteful to him. 3. Chopsticks have long been a cultural and historical representation for Chinese worldwide and also an important element which contributes to our Chinese identity today. 4. A Sichuan hotpot in character can be served with two flavors, spicy and non-spicy. 5. Many westeners enjoy Gong Bao Chicken and consider it extremely tasty. 6. According to Chinese medicine, our bodies will be affected if we break the balance of Yin and Yang. 7. Lu Yu brought the leaves from the tree together and put them over an oven to dry. That was the earliest type of tea. pudding black pudding snack cuisine spicy hot pot dare marriage wedding sort n.布丁 n.血肠，黑香肠 n. (正餐以外的)小吃, 点心 n. 烹饪(法) adj. (食物)加有香料的， 辛辣的 n. 火锅 modal verb. 胆敢，敢于 n. 婚姻 adj. 婚礼 n. 种，类 butcher super bacon sausage toast butter typical roast n. 肉贩 adj. 极好的，了不起的 n. (通常切成薄片的)咸 猪肉，熏猪肉 n. 香肠 n. 烤面包(片),吐司 n. 黄油，牛油 adj. 典型的,有代表性的 n. 大块烤肉 adj. 烤好的，烤制的 suffer stinky tofu horrible gather bite cheese someday poison oolong china symbol opinion v. (身体或精神上)受苦 adj. 难闻的，有臭味的 n. 豆腐 adj. 糟糕的 v. 聚集 n. 咬 n. 干酪，奶酪 adv. 将来会有一天,有朝一日 n. 毒素,毒物,毒药 n. 乌龙茶 n. 瓷, 瓷料 n. 象征，标志 n. 意见，看法 Unit 1 Food for thought Understanding ideas Before reading blue cheese: a type of cheese with blue lines in it, popular in Europe and well- known for its strong taste ( 蓝奶酪) black pudding: a type of dark sausage mainly made from pigs blood and fat, famous in the UK and some other parts of Europe (血肠) haggis: a Scottish dish made from the liver, heart and lungs of a sheep (肉馅羊肚) fried spider: a popular snack in some parts of South-east Asia (油炸蜘蛛 ) Have you ever heard the following special cuisines? Tick the food you would like to try and see how adventurous you are. What is your choice? Why do you choose it? Read the passage and talk about your understanding of the title. Who is the child? What are the two cuisines? Why is he “a child of two cuisines”? Now lets read the passage and find out the answers. 2P2 While reading Read and finish the tasks as quickly as possible. Task1 Look through the passage and circle the correct options. 1. The text comes from a magazine/a novel. 2.The photographs are used to illustrate the topic/ to catch the readers eyes. 3. The text is an exposition/ a narrative. Choose the main ideas of the passage. Task2 1 How the family stays healthy by eating Chinese food. 2 What the family has done to promote Chinese food. 3 How the family cooks both Chinese and English food. 4 How the family combines food from two cultures. 3P4 Task 3 Match the main ideas with each paragraph. Para 1 Dad still has a problem with certain Chinese dish though he loves Chinese food. Para 2 I do not have Dads problem with Chinese food. Para 3 I have a British father and a Chinese mother. Para 4 I enjoy both British and Chinese food. Para 5 I enjoy British breakfast made by Dad. Para 6 I gathered my courage to try stinky tofu. Task 4 Choose the correct symbols and complete the table with information from the passage. 4P4 Task 4 Check your answers! Mum has sweet memories of food from her home town in Sichuan, and often cooks spicy dishes. Thanks to this, Dad has come to love hot pot! Even today, he still does not easily take to eating things like chicken feet. But I enjoy that sort of food myself. Mum and I just have to find a way to get him into the kitchen. Mum and I just have to find a way to get him into the kitchen. We all love roast beef and vegetables. But just when I thought I could deal with all Chinese food, I came across stinky tofu, a horrible grey thing. Check your answers! A A Dads attitudes towards Chinese food B B Mums attitudes towards British food C C My attitudes towards Chinese food D D My attitudes towards British food Task 5 Read between the lines. How do you know their attitudes towards Chinese/ British food? Dad _ love, but, dare not, suprised,shocked, still, not easily taken to; Mum_ often cook spicy food, love, but, had better not, too much, suffer from; I _ super, typical, love; I _ enjoy, never forget, gather the courage, amazed, maybe, fall in love * must have thought I was joking * there is nothing better than. positive curious acceptable rational positive Go through the words and expressions discussed and put them in groups according to the context. names for food emotions and feelings comments possibility negative actions positive actions Task6Choose the best answer. What is the function of the last paragraph? A.To emphasize the authors preference for tea. B.To explain how the author feels at home. C.To respond to the opening paragraph. D.To convey the authors understanding of poison. After reading analyzing, further learning and summary 注: word 文档 点击此处链接 1. He must have thought I was joking. His new car must have cost around 20,000. 他的新车肯定花了两万英镑左右。 It must have rained last night, for the road is quite muddy. 昨晚一定下雨了, 道路很泥泞。 情态动词must 与完成式连用，表示对过去发生 的动作或状态的肯定推测。 Paraphrase: Im sure that he thought I was joking. 他肯定觉得我是在开玩笑。 that 引导的宾语从句，that 省略 Sentence analyzing for better understanding 1 feel at home with sth: to feel happy or confident about doing or using sth. 舒适自在;驾轻就熟 2. People say that one mans meat is another mans poison, but I feel at home with food from both my cultures. that 引导的宾语从句 介词短语作定语 Practice using the video until you feel quite at home with it. 练习一下怎么用这台录像机，直到熟练为止。 Is it difficult to feel at home in a foreign language? 精通一门外语困难吗？ Paraphrase: People say that something that one person likes may not be liked by someone else. Chinese people and Britons may have different food preferences, but I enjoy food from both cultures. 人们常说一个人的佳肴可能是另一个人的 毒药，但中英两种文化的食物我都喜欢。 Visualizing the structure a British father a Chinese mother full British breakfast of bacon, eggs, beans, sausages and toast with butter, a Sunday toast A Child of Two Cuisines spicy dishes, hot pot, chicken feet, pigsears, sticky tofu, oolong tea Chinese food British food Try to retell the passage according to the structure. 2 Summary The narrator, a Chinese-British boy, enjoys both _ and _. Unlike his British father, who _ Chinese food but still _certain dishes, he is _ to Chinese diet challenges he has come across. His adaptation, positive behaviors and attitude towards the _ environment have benefited him, so that he is able to combine and blend aspects of both _ _ in an enjoyable way. ChineseBritish cuisines loves has a fear of open cross-cultural British and Chinese cultures Discussion Think & Share. 1. What does the author mean by saying “one mans meat is another mans poison”? Do you know of any similar sayings in Chinese? 2. What food from other regions in China or other countries has made an impression on you? Why? Possible answers 1. It means that something that one person likes may not be liked by someone else. Similar sayings in Chinese include “萝卜青菜，各有所爱”, etc. 2. Open. Conclusion Different countries, different food Just behave positively and try to enjoy them in cross- cultural environment! symbol, gather, suffer, poison, typical, super,cuisine Replace the words underlined in the sentences below with the words in the box. 1.China has one of the most diverse and complex delicious food in the world, and almost every city has it. 2.Never offer a westerner food just out of our own delight, as it might be distasteful to him. 3.Chopsticks have long been a cultural and historical representation for Chinese worldwide and also an important element which contributes to our Chinese identity today. 1.China has one of the most diverse and complex cuisines in the world, and almost every city has it. 2.Never offer a westerner food just out of our own delight, as it might be considered poison to him. 3.Chopsticks have long been a cultural and historical symbol for Chinese worldwide and also an important element which contributes to our Chinese identity today. 4. A Sichuan hotpot in character can be served with two flavors, spicy and non-spicy. 5. Many Westerners enjoy Gong Bao Chicken and consider it extremely tasty. 6. According to Chinese medicine, our bodies will be affected if we break the balance of Yin and Yang. 7. Lu Yu brought the leaves from the tree together and put them over an oven to dry. That was the earliest type of tea. symbol, gather, suffer, poison, typical, super,cuisine 4. A typical Sichuan hotpot can be served with two flavors, spicy and non-spicy. 5. Many Westerners enjoy Gong Bao Chicken and consider it super tasty. 6. According to Chinese medicine, our bodies will suffer if we break the balance of Yin and Yang. 7. Lu Yu gathered the leaves from the tree and put them over an oven to dry. That was the earliest type of tea. Replace the words underlined in the sentences below with the words in the box. 1. Can you understand the story with a theme of cross culture? 2. What are the author, his British father and his Chinese mothers attitudes towards Chinese/ British food? 3. How do you understand “one mans meat is another mans poison” ? 4. Whats your attitude towards diversified food culture around the world? Self-evaluation 各个击破 Write a short paragraph about your understanding of “one mans meat is another mans poison”. You might choose to discuss it from a cross- cultural perspective if possible. Homework Developing ideas While-reading: Task 1: Look through the passage and circle the correct options. 1. The text comes from a magazine/a novel. 2. The photographs are used to illustrate the topic/ to catch the readers eyes. 3. The text is an exposition/ a narrative. Task 2: Choose the main ideas of the passage. 1 How the family stays healthy by eating Chinese food. 2 What the family has done to promote Chinese food. 3 How the family cooks both Chinese and English food. 4 How the family combines food from two cultures. Task 3: Match the main ideas with each paragraph. Para 1 Dad still has a problem with certain Chinese dish though he loves Chinese food. Para 2 I do not have Dads problem with Chinese food. Para 3 I have a British father and a Chinese mother. Para 4 I enjoy both British and Chinese food. Para 5 I enjoy British breakfast made by Dad. Para 6 I gathered my courage to try stinky tofu. Task 4: Choose the correct symbols and complete the table with information from the passage. Task 5: Reading between the lines Dads attitudes towards Chinese food Mums attitudes towards British food My attitudes towards Chinese food My attitudes towards British food How do you know their attitudes towards Chinese/ British food? Task 6: Choose the best answer. What is the function of the last paragraph? A.To emphasize the authors preference for tea. B.To explain how the author feels at home. C.To respond to the opening paragraph. D.To convey the authors understanding of poison. After-reading: Try to retell the passage according to the structure. The narrator, a Chinese-British boy, enjoys both _ and _. Unlike his British father, who _ Chinese food but still_certain dishes, he is _ to Chinese diet challenges he has come across. His adaptation, positive behaviors and attitude towards the _environment have benefited him, so that he is able to combine and blend aspects of both_ _ in an enjoyable way. After-reading: Think & Share. 1. What do you think the saying “You are what you eat” means? 2. Do you know of any Chinese sayings about food and health? What is your understanding of them? 3. Which persons eating habits are most similar to yours? 4. What can you do to improve your eating habits from now on? Quiz: Fill in the blanks with the proper words you choose : belong to, lifestyle, end up, catch up, vegetarian, satisfying, chef, convenient, gather, identify Hosted by He Jiong and Wang Jiaer, the popular culinary ( 烹调) show is not just about food but more about creativity and the l_. The guests, _ or meat-lovers, can always find their _ recipes in this open kitchen.The_of the dishes that the _ make for the stars are _ and published, which is _ for those who feel like trying to cook their own dish.