Module 3,高中第八册,Foreign Food,taste obsess banquet dish greedily chopstick dessert no wonder intestine,n. 味道 v. 使着迷 n. 宴会 n. 一道菜 adv. 贪婪地 n. (常复)筷子 n. 甜食 难怪 n. (常复)肠,tongue hoof end up chew delicacy infamous appetising manner make out,n. 舌头 n. (猪、牛等的)蹄 结束 v. 咀嚼 n. 佳肴，珍馐 adj. 声名狼藉的 adj. 开胃的 n. 方式，方法 看出，理解,requirement tuna fixed mushroom mash filling unrecognisable havein common,n. 要求 n. 金枪鱼 adj. 固定的 n. 蘑菇 v. 捣烂，捣成烂泥 n. 馅 adj. 无法辨认的 与有共同点,a. If an American eats Chinese food in China, what will he notice? b. If a Chinese eat British food for the first time, what will he notice?,1) the quantity of the food 2) what people do while they are eating 3) the taste of the food 4) the temperature of the food 5) the strange things people eat,Not sure about the answers?,Lets come to the two passages!,Skimming,To get general ideas,1. The writer of Passage 1 _. A. doesnt like Chinese food B. hasnt got used to most Chinese food C. likes most Chinese food D. thinks Chinese people waste a lot of food,Reading Comprehension I,2. The first two paragraphs of Passage 1 are mainly about _. A. the writers understanding of Chinese culture B. the strange things people eat in China C. table manners in China D. the quantity of food,3. Passage 2 mainly focuses on _. A. the writers experiences in England B. some differences between Chinese food and English food C. good table manners of English people D. English food,4. The writer of Passage 2 _. A. doesnt like British food. B. doesnt like the way British food is prepared and served. C. doesnt like the way the British eat. D. cant remember the names of English food,To solve difficult points,Careful reading,1. Stomach, intestines, ears, tongue, tail, hoof, and lungs are all likely to end up on the dinner table in front of you. 胃、肠、耳朵、舌头、尾巴、蹄子以及肺，最终都有可能出现在你面前的餐桌上。 在这个句子中，end up 表示“最终、结果”的意思，通常与with 连用表示“以结束”。,We worked hard for the boss throughout the year but ended up with empty hands. 我们为这个老板全年辛勤工作，到头来两手空空。 end up 后面也可以接动名词，表示“最终、结果做某事”。 Tom and John quarreled the whole morning about where to go, yet they ended up staying at home. 汤姆和约翰为去哪里争论了一上午，结果还是呆在了家里。,wind (wound) up与end up 的意思接近，wind up 往往表示结果不如人意。 Even after going through this analysis, you may wind up with no clear-cut answer. 即使你仔细地进行了分析，最终你仍可能得不到清晰的答案。,2. Do their ideas have anything in common? 他们的想法之间有什么共同的东西吗？ in common 表示“共同、共同享有的”。 common的类似用法如：have nothing in common (with) 表示“(与) 没有共同之处”。,What you have suggested has nothing in common with my proposal. 你的建议与我的提案之间没有丝毫共同之处。 out of common 表示“特殊的、不同寻常的”。 These signs are totally out of common. 这些迹象太不同寻常了。,3. It was quite hard to make out what they contained. 很难辨认出它们到底包含了什么。 在这个句子中，make out 表示“辨认出”，同时还有“开出、把说成、证明”等意思。 I came over to him and made out a check immediately. 我走向他，并且立刻开出了一张支票。,Surprisingly, he made out he was the first scientist to discover the truth. 真是奇怪，他居然声称他是第一个发现这个原理的科学家。 You are not such an evil guy that everyone makes out. 你并不是大家所说的那样的坏蛋。,4. No wonder my fellow guests had had only a few bites of each dish; they knew what was still to come. 难怪我的朋友们仅吃了一点点，他们知道还有菜没有送上来。 在这个句子中，no wonder表示“难怪、不足为奇” 。,“If brutal killers like these two are at work, it is no wonder that so many Kosovans have fled,” he said. No wonder people say that computers are taking over the world. 难怪有人说电子计算机正渐渐接管世界。 No wonder the firm makes a loss; the office is terribly overstaffed. 难怪公司亏损，办公室严重超编。,That Chinese areobsessed with food,experience,Passage 1,Fill in the blanks,a variety of,hard,fond of.,became fond of; hopeful,Passage 1,Passage 2,table manners cold food,table manners,not their cold food.,amazed confused dislike,Passage 2,beauty and style of the food,names of the food,beauty and style of food,tasty,astonished,find it hard admire,To get detail information,Scanning,The writer thinks that Chinese people sometimes think too much about food. ( ) 2) When the first six or seven dishes came to the table the writer started eating greedily because he had a very good appetite and could not wait for the rest of the dishes. ( ),T,F,Passage 1,Reading Comprehension II,True or False,3) Many westerners cannot understand why Chinese people eat almost every part of an animal. ( ) 4) When the writer asked the seller at the meat counter if they sold pig ears, the guy didnt really understand what he wanted. ( ) 5)The writer hasnt got used to all the Chinese food yet. ( ),T,T,T,Answer the questions,1. What mistake did the writer make at the Chinese Banquet? He thought the first course was the whole meal and ate too much. 2. What impressed the writer at the banquet? The quantity of food served. 3. What did the writer find shocking at first but then got used to eating? Choudoufu.,1) It is not formal for people to eat in a sofa. ( ) 2) The writer considered it hard to find out what the food boxes contained at the food counter. ( ),T,T,Passage 2,True or False,3) After the writer ate her first English food, she fel