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高二教案第446期

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Shall we eat out? (Page 4)

山东青岛天龙中学刘睿君

Ⅰ. Pre-reading

Who is the chef in your house?

Do you often eat out? When?

Whether in a restaurant or in a home, here are some basic table manners – make sure you follow them!

1. Eat with a knife and fork unless the food is meant to be eaten with fingers.
2. Sit up and do not hunch over your plate.
3. Don't stuff your mouth full of food.
4. Chew with your mouth closed.
5. Don't make rude comments about any of the food being served.
6. Always say thank you when served something.
7. Eat slowly and don't gobble your food.
8. Don't reach over someone's plate to get something.

9. Do not pick anything out of your teeth – it's gross.

Ⅱ. Questions

1. What does “take away” mean according to the article?

“Take away” means people order something in a restaurant and take it home to eat or order something by phone for the restaurant to deliver to their house.

2. Do Brits often eat out? On what kind of occasions do they dine out?

No. They usually eat in a restaurant as a treat, for example on a first date, or if celebrating an anniversary or a birthday or before going to the cinema or the theatre.

3. What is considered impolite when you are eating according to the article?

Not eating with a knife or fork or holding your knife and fork in the wrong hand or using them in the wrong way, or putting your elbows on the dining table.

Ⅲ. True or false

1. British people used to eat in restaurants. T

2. It is too expensive for Brits to have dinner in a restaurant every night of the week. T

3. Everyone in Britain pays close attention to table manners. F

4. Rules of the table vary greatly between different places. F

5. It is less common to get a “take away” in Britain than it is to eat in a restaurant. F

Ⅳ. Discussion

Have you ever cooked for your family? Tell us how you did it and what you cooked.

Yesterday’s future today (Page 5)

山东烟台二中赵娟

I. Before reading

Gather some information about Jules Gabriel Verne.

II. Fast reading

What does this passage mainly talk about?

A. Sometimes technology mentioned in science fiction may come true and become part of our lives.

B. The “father of science fiction” and his inventions

C. How science fiction comes true in reality.

D. The creative ideas in science fiction.

III. Translation

With the slightest shock they are discharged, and the animal, however strong it may be, falls dead.

无论这种动物多么的强壮，即便是威力最小的子弹发射也足以使它致命

IV. Fill in the blanks

1. Everyone has noticed those enormous (巨大的) advertisements reflected(反射) from the clouds

2. They can be a greeting or phrase, an advertisement, a public message, or a personal (个人的) message such as a marriage proposal (求婚) or birthday wishes.

3. In the same book, Jules Verne wrote about a “phonotelephote” that can transmit (传输) images by wires(电线)”.

4. He describes a gun that shoots (发射)a strong electric current (流)

5. He predicted(预测) a lot of things that have happened.

VI．Task

What do you think the greatest invention in the last decade has been? Why?

Adds up to fun (Page 6)

山东青岛天龙中学刘睿君

Ⅰ. Pre-reading

What is your favorite season?

Do you like spring? What about going on spring outings?

Ⅱ. Fast reading

1. What does the author offer to do for Wes?

To relieve him of his pack

2. What were Daniel and Wes doing before they left to go hiking?

They were busy figuring out what to bring with them.

3. Why does the author mention the incident?

To advise readers to spend more time with their family outdoors

4. What did the author think Wes might have brought with him?

He thought Wes might have put some apples, or maybe even some jerky in his pack.

Ⅲ. True or false

1. The author took Wes’ pack in order to find out what was in it. F

2. The boys were trying to work out how to use their complicated equipment before leaving. F

3. Wes probably put a heavy calculator in his pack because he didn’t have anything else to put into his pack. T

4. Watching TV is a waste of your life, according to the author. T

5. The adding machine was broken. T

Ⅳ. Discussion

How do you usually spend weekends or holidays? Have you ever taken a trip with your family? What was it like?