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八年级英语(上册)
Module 11 Way of life
Unit 1 In China,
we open a gift later.
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astes
ift
chess
ifferences
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chopsticks
examples
videos
C
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C
pay
attention
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cleaning
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have
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A.Could you tell me more?
B.When I get a gift, could I open it right now?
C.Would you mind telling me some customs about the festival?
D.I'm interested in Chinese festivals, especially the Chinese New Year.
E.People who eat the dumplings with coins are lucky.
F.That's a good idea.
G.Thank you for telling me so much.
1.__________ 2.__________ 3.__________ 4.__________ 5.__________
阅读理解
We often say,“When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Knowing different ways of life in different countries can help us enjoy our stay there better. Here are some students talking about the eating habits(习惯) in their own countries.
In China
A round dining table is more popular than a square one. People mainly use chopsticks to eat. The important comer sits next to the host(主人) on the right side. There are many taboos such as playing with chopsticks or pointing chopsticks at others. Also,never stick(插入) chopsticks in the centre of a bowl of rice.
In America
Most Americans agree that good home cooking is better than restaurant food. If you are invited,you need to arrive on time. It's polite to speak highly of the hostess for the wonderful meal. After the meal, the host may ask you to the living room for something like fruit cake with tea or coffee.
In Japan
You need to say “Thanks” before and after a meal. It's OK to make some noises when you eat noodles. Making some noises is not rude but a way to show that the dish tastes really good.
In India
It's known that Indians traditionally eat with right hands. Even today, Indians still keep the way of eating. So they often wash hands before and after eating. It's impolite and unhealthy to eat with the left hand.
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