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1、會計(jì)學(xué)1Chinese food第1頁/共31頁第2頁/共31頁第3頁/共31頁第4頁/共31頁第5頁/共31頁第6頁/共31頁第7頁/共31頁Raw fish第8頁/共31頁第9頁/共31頁 unrecognisable cold第10頁/共31頁British food第11頁/共31頁Read passage 1 and answer:1. What are the two aspects the author mentions about Chinese food? 2. Does the author like or dislike Chinese food? 1) The Chin

2、ese think a lot about food. (are obsessed with) （feabulous）2) The Chinese seem to eat almost every part of every animal. He enjoys Chinese food. But some foods take a longer time for him to accept.第12頁/共31頁Work in pairs and answer the questions:1. What surprisedsed the writer at the banquet? There w

3、ere so many dishes served. (enough to feed an army)2. Could he buy pigs ear in the American supermarket? 3.Why did the guy at the meat counter pull at his own ear?No.He didnt know that pigs ear is a kind of Chinese food.第13頁/共31頁Read passage 2 and answer the following questions:1. What s British foo

4、d look like? 2. What does the writer think about eating cold food? 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. It was colorful mixture. ( unrecognisable) It made him feel cold inside.第14頁/共31頁1. The author t

5、hinks that sometimes British food goes against the Chinese sense of beauty and style at the dinner table.2. The polite manner in which the British eat is less graceful than that of Chinese.3. According to the writer, Chinese pay more attention to food and prepare more carefully.TFDetails: True or Fa

6、lsemoreT第15頁/共31頁P(yáng)assage21. It was quite hard to make out what they contained.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.4.B

7、ut one thing I do admire is the polite manner in which British people eat, even if it is just a potato. 第16頁/共31頁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 chopstic

8、ks down, continuing to chat. 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 chickens head I had bad dreams for weeks. Passage15.He must have thought I was joking. They cant have ver

9、y big appetites.第17頁/共31頁1.I had eaten Chinese food often, but I could not have imagined how fabulous a real Chinese banquet could be. 我以前經(jīng)常吃中餐，但從沒有想到真正的中餐宴席會那么豐盛。2. Everyone else just taste a bit of of each dish and then put their chopsticks down, continuing to chat. 但是其他的人都只是對每個菜簡單嘗了幾口，然后放下筷子繼續(xù)談話。

10、 TranslationTranslation Passage 1第18頁/共31頁第19頁/共31頁P(yáng)assage21. It was quite hard to make out what they contained. 很難弄清楚他們究竟是什么做的。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. 看上去那只是一碗灰色的液體，只有當(dāng)我嘗了一下后才知道那確實(shí)是用蘑菇做的。第20

11、頁/共31頁第21頁/共31頁第22頁/共31頁.被被.迷惑迷惑辨認(rèn)出辨認(rèn)出殘羹冷炙殘羹冷炙違背違背而且而且go againstWhats more第23頁/共31頁隨堂測試隨堂測試 I. owe to; be amazed at; make out; go against1. He _ his success _ hard work. owed to2. I _ _ _ his knowledge of English literature.3am amazed at .Those who _ _ nature will be punished by nature sooner or lat

12、er.4. While in the isolated area, I had difficulty _ _ road signs, which were quite different from ours.go againstmaking out第24頁/共31頁1. _ _ (難怪難怪) youve got a headache; you drank a lot last night.2. She is fortunate enough to find a job she loves and _ _ (而且而且), she gets well paid.3. _ (讓讓大為大為 恐懼的是恐

13、懼的是) of the girl, she found a snake running past her quickly. II. 根據(jù)所給漢語提示完成下列句子，根據(jù)所給漢語提示完成下列句子， 每空一詞。每空一詞。 No wonder whats more Much to the horror第25頁/共31頁4. John knows much about China. He _ _ _ (一定去過一定去過) there.5. Its impolite to serve a guest with _ _ (殘羹冷炙殘羹冷炙).6. At first they hated each other

14、, but they _ _ (最后終于最后終于) getting married. 7. I could hear voices but I couldnt _ _ (聽清聽清) what they were saying. must have beencold leftovers ended upmake out第26頁/共31頁1. end up 最后成為；最后處于最后成為；最后處于 If you drive car like this, youll end up in hospital. Carry the box of explosives carefully or well end

15、 up dead ourselves. Every time she tried arguing with her husband, she ended up crying her eyes out.第27頁/共31頁2. make out1) 看清楚看清楚, 看出看出, 識別識別 It was difficult to make out his handwriting.2) 理解理解, 明白明白 To the present day I cant make out why I did so.3) 開開(賬單賬單,收據(jù)收據(jù)) Make out a check for 100.4) 聲稱聲稱, 斷言斷言, 堅(jiān)持堅(jiān)持 Shes not as rich as people make out. 她并不像所聲稱的那樣富有。她并不像所聲稱的那樣富有。 第28頁/共31頁1. Dont skip breakfast ,wed better eat an e