Unit1FoodforThoughtUnderstandingideas課件高一英語

Unit1FoodforthoughtUnderstandingideasP2-41.getthemainideaofthepassageandtalkaboutyourunderstandingofthetitle;2.findouteachfamilymember’sopinionsondifferentfoodandsupportingdetails;3.keepanopenmindtowardscross-culturedietarydifferences.

Attheendoftheclass,you’llbeableto:Pre-readingThere’safamousdishinthevideo.What’sthenameofit?Thescallopsinblackbeansauce(豆豉扇貝).Watchandthink:Whattypicalfooddoyouknow?ScrambledEggswithTomatoes:Atastydishforallagesofpeople,especiallyfortheoldandtheyounginChina.

StinkyTofu:Ahorriblegreythingthatsmellsstinkybuttastesamazing.ItisaverypopularsnackaroundChinesestreets.

Whattypicalfooddoyouknow?BlackPudding:Atypeofdarksausagemainlymadefrompig’sblood.It’sfamousintheUKandsomeotherpartsofEurope.Haggis:aScottishdishmadefromtheliver,heartandlungsofasheep.Whattypicalfooddoyouknow?BlueCheese:Atypeofcheesewithbluelinesinit,popularinEuropeandwell-knownforitsstrongtaste.FriedSpider:ApopularsnackinsomepartsofSouth-eastAsia.Whattypicalfooddoyouknow?HotPot:Thehotpotisnotonlyacookingmethod;italsoprovidesawayofeatinginChina.Itisnotonlyadietarymode;itisalsoaculturalmode.Tick(√)thefoodyouwouldliketotryandseehowadventurousyouare.

12345ReadingListentothepassagetoknowwhatthetopicisabout.GrowingupinEnglandwithaBritishfatherandaChinesemother,I’veenjoyedfoodfromboth

countrieseversinceIwasabletoholdaknifeandfork–andchopsticks!MyfatherisBritishandmymotherisChinese.Thankstothat,I’vebeenabletoenjoyfoodfrombothcountrieseversinceIwasachild.

Skimandchoosethemainidea.1Howthefamilystayshealthybyeating

Chinesefood.2Whatthefamilyhasdonetopromote

Chinesefood.3HowthefamilycooksbothChinese

andEnglishfood.4Howthefamilycombinesfoodfrom

twocultures.

Skimmingisakindofreadingstrategy.Itmeansreadinganarticlequicklytogetanoverallideaofitscontents.Whenyoufindwordsthatseemimportant,quicklyreadtheentiresentence.Whentheentiresentenceisrelevant,quicklyreadtheentireparagraph.

Readforthestructure.Part3:Para.____

Part1:Para.___

Part2:Para.____

Theauthorfeelsathomewithcross-culturalfood.Theauthor’sbirthbackground.

Thefamily’sattitudetodifferentfoods.12-56

Readforthedetails.N/A：notavailablelikedislikeSichuan

hotpotOpinionSupporting

detailsMumhassweetmemoriesofthefoodfromherhometowninSichuan,andoftencooksspicydishes.Thankstothis,Dadhascometolovehotpot!

AnimalpartsOpinionSupporting

detailsButIenjoythatsortoffoodmyself.Eventoday,hestilldoesnoteasilytaketoeatingthingslikechickenfeet.FullEnglish

breakfastOpinionSupporting

detailsMumandIjusthavetofindawaytogethimintothekitchen!MumandIjusthavetofindawaytogethimintothekitchen!StinkytofuOpinionSupporting

detailsButjustwhenIthoughtIcoulddealwithallChinesefood,Icameacrossstinkytofu,ahorriblegreything…

Readforthemoredetails.MumhassweetmemoriesofthefoodfromherhometowninSichuan,andoftencooksspicydishes.Thankstothis,Dadhascometolovehotpot!ButtherearestillsomedishesthatDaddarenottryevenaftermanyyearsofmarriagetomymother.Heoncetoldmehewassurprisedbywhathesawonthetablewhenhefirstvisitedmymother’sparentsinChina.HewasevenshockedattheirweddingwhenhesawhowtheChineseatealmosteverypartofananimal.Eventoday,hestilldoesnoteasilytaketoeatingthingslikechickenfeet.Dad’sattitudestowardsChinesefood:____________

acceptableDadcancookasuper“fullEnglishbreakfast”ofbacon,eggs,beans,sausagesandtoastwithbutter-MumandIjusthavetofindawaytogethimintothekitchen!Healsodoes

atypicalSundayroast.Weallloveroastbeefandvegetables,butMumsayswe’dbetternoteattoomuchroastfoodasitmaymakeussufferfromheatinsideourbodies,accordingtotraditionalChinesemedicine.Mum’sattitudestowardsBritishfood:____________

rational

ButIenjoythatsortoffoodmyself.Lastweek,Iwenttothebutcher’sandasked,“Doyouhavepigs’ears?”

“NO,”thebutchersaid,pullingathisownears,“justtheseordinaryones.”HemusthavethoughtIwasjoking.I’llneverforgetmyfirstvisittoChina.Mumencouragedmetotrydifferentkindsoffood,andIdid!Ilovedeverything.ButjustwhenIthoughtIcoulddealwithallChinesefood,Icameacrossstinkytofu,ahorriblegreythingthatlookedandsmeltlikeaburntsportsshoe.“Youneedn’ttryitifyoudon’twantto,”Mumsaid,butIgatheredallmycouragetotakeabiteandwasamazedtofinditwasn’tsobad.Itremindedmeofbluecheese,asimilarlystrongsmellingtypeoffoodyoueitherloveorhate.MaybeI’llfallinlovewithstinkytofu-someday.Peoplesaythatoneman’smeatisanotherman’spoison,butIfeelathomewithfoodfrombothmycultures.Tome,there’snothingbetterthanacross-culturalafternoonteaofEnglishbiscuitsandacupofChineseoolongteainafinechinacup!MyattitudestowardsChinesefood:____________

positiveDadcancookasuper“fullEnglishbreakfast”ofbacon,eggs,beans,sausagesandtoastwithbutter-MumandIjusthavetofindawaytogethimintothekitchen!Healsodoes

atypicalSundayroast.Weallloveroastbeefandvegetables,butMumsayswe’dbetternoteattoomuchroastfoodasitmaymakeussufferfromheatinsideourbodies,accordingtotraditionalChinesemedicine.MyattitudestowardsBritishfood:____________

positivehotpotchickenfeetroastbeefandvegetablesfullEnglishbreakfaststinkytoufubiscuitspig’searsdarenottryloveenjoysweetmemoriessurprisedshockedamazedtaketogatherallmycouragemusthavethoughtoneman’smeatisanotherman’spoisonfeelathomefallinlovecouldneedn’tthere’snothingbetterthan...encourage

Gothroughthewordsandexpressionsdiscussedandputthemingroupsaccordingtothecontext.After-readingThinkandshare:1.Whatdoestheauthormeanbysaying“oneman’smeatisanotherman’spoison”?DoyouknowofanysimilarsayingsinChinese?Itmeansthatonepersonlikesmaynotbelikedbysomeoneelse.SimilarsayingsinChineseinclude“蘿卜青菜，各有所愛”,etc.2WhatfoodfromotherregionsinChinaorothercountrieshasmadeanimpressiononyou?Why?Sichuancuisine.Itisknownforitsspicy.Itstrikesmewithdoubleflavours....Languagepoints中華美食Dareyoutellhimthetruth?Doyoudare(to)tellhimthetruth?ButtherearestillsomedishesthatDaddarenottryevenaftermanyyearsofmarriagetomymother.1句意：但仍然有一些菜是爸爸甚至是和媽媽結(jié)婚多年以后也不敢嘗試的。1.dare:在此句中是一個(gè)情態(tài)動詞，沒有人稱和數(shù)的變化，主要用于否定句和疑問句，darenot表示“不敢”；dare作實(shí)義動詞，意為“敢，敢于”，在人稱、數(shù)和時(shí)態(tài)上與其他實(shí)義動詞相同。例：你敢告訴他事實(shí)嗎？Shehastwochildrenbyapreviousmarriage.Myparentsarecelebrating30yearsofmarriage.ButtherearestillsomedishesthatDaddarenottryevenaftermanyyearsofmarriagetomymother.1句意：但仍然有一些菜是爸爸甚至是和媽媽結(jié)婚多年以后也不敢嘗試的。2.marriage:

[C]thelegalrelationshipbetweenahusbandandwife婚姻關(guān)系

[U]

thestateofbeingmarried

結(jié)婚marryv.與……結(jié)婚[C.n.][u.n]taketodoingsth.:tostartdoingsth.regularlyorasahabit.開始習(xí)慣做某事taketosb./sth.:tostarttolikesb.orsth.開始喜歡上某人或某物Eventoday,hestilldoesnoteasilytaketoeatingthingslikechickenfeet.2句意：即使在今天，他仍然不習(xí)慣吃雞爪之類的東西。①

湯姆習(xí)慣于每天早上慢跑鍛煉。Tomhastakento

_____joggingeverymorning．②

她喜歡上了籃球而且如魚得水。

She’s_______basketballlikeaducktowater.

goingtakento【一題一練】Paraphrase:I’msurethathethoughtIwasjoking.他一定以為我在開玩笑。musthavedone表示對過去發(fā)生的動作或狀態(tài)的肯定推測，意為“一定，準(zhǔn)是……”；而對現(xiàn)在或?qū)戆l(fā)生的動作或狀態(tài)的肯定推測要用mustdo。①

走了這么久，你一定餓了。You________hungryafteralongwalk.②

既然路是濕的，昨晚一定下雨了。Sincetheroadiswet,it_______________lastnight.HemusthavethoughtIwasjoking.3mustbemusthaverained【一題一練】WhatisafullEnglishbreakfast?AfullEnglishbreakfastisabreakfastmealthattypicallyincludesbacon,sausages,eggs,othercookedfoodsandabeveragesuchasacoffeeortea.Dadcancookasuper“fullEnglish

breakfast”ofbacon,eggs,beans,sausagesandtoastwithbutter...4typical:havingtheusualqualitiesorfeaturesofaparticulartypeofperson,thingor

groupadj.典型的adv.typically①這頓飯是典型的地方烹調(diào)。Thismealis________oflocalcookery.②主菜是典型的瑞士菜。Themaincoursewas_________Swiss.Healsodoesatypical

Sundayroast.5句意：他也會做典型的周日烤肉?！疽活}一練】typicaltypicallysufferfrom:患（?。?；因…受困擾①他經(jīng)常胃痛。Healways___________stomachtrouble．②他為貧困所擾。She___________poverty．...butMumsayswe'dbetternoteattoomuchroastfoodasitmaymakeussufferfromheatinsideourbodies,accordingtotraditionalChinesemedicine.6句意：但是媽媽說我們最好不要吃太多烤制的食物，因?yàn)楦鶕?jù)中醫(yī)的說法，烤制的食物可能會使我們的身體內(nèi)部受熱?！疽活}一練】suffersfromsuffersfrom1.comeacross偶然發(fā)現(xiàn)或碰到；穿過（路、橋等）；起到預(yù)期的效果、效果好。①

車子多的時(shí)候不要過街。

Don’t___________thestreetwhenthereisheavytraffic．②

我昨天找書的時(shí)候，偶然發(fā)現(xiàn)了這張?jiān)缒甑恼掌?/p>

I__________thisoldphotographwhenlooking

forabook

yesterday．Icameacrossstinkytofu,ahorriblegreythingthatlookedandsmeltlikeaburntsportsshoe.7句意：我偶然發(fā)現(xiàn)臭豆腐，一種可怕的灰色東西，看起來和聞起來像一只燒焦的運(yùn)動鞋?！疽活}一練】comeacrosscameacross2.horrible:(especiallyspoken)verybadorunpleasant;usedtodescribesththatyoudonotlike。