Unit3 Moving forward （课件）英语沪外版必修第二册

Dining Customs Around the World: Eating Utensils There are three methods of eating in the world: with forks, with fingers and with chopsticks. Most people in Europe, Australia and North America eat with a knife and fork. Chopsticks are widely used in East Asia. Fingers are the most widespread eating tool, commonly practised in India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Middle East and much of Africa. Globally, there are fewer fork-feeders than the other two groups of eaters. Sample 1 Sample 2 Dining Customs Around the World: Eating Utensils Most people in Europe, Australia and North America eat with a knife and fork. Chopsticks are widely used in East Asia. There are three methods of eating in the world: with forks, with fingers and with chopsticks. Fingers are the most widespread eating tool, commonly practised in India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Middle East and much of Africa. Globally, there are fewer fork-feeders than the other two groups of eaters. Dining Customs Around the World: Eating Utensils There are three methods of eating in the world: with forks, with fingers and with chopsticks. Most people in Europe, Australia and North America eat with a knife and fork. Chopsticks are widely used in East Asia. Fingers are the most widespread eating tool, commonly practised in India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Middle East and much of Africa. Globally, there are fewer fork-feeders than the other two groups of eaters. Samples Dining Customs Around the World: Eating Utensils Most people in Europe, Australia and North America eat with a knife and fork. Chopsticks are widely used in East Asia. There are three methods of eating in the world: with forks, with fingers and with chopsticks.Fingers are the most widespread eating tool, commonly practised in India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Middle East and much of Africa. Globally, there are fewer fork-feeders than the other two groups of eaters. Sample 1 Sample 2 sub-topics are three methods of eating in the world: with forks, with