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Unit 3 English Around the World
Topic 2 Some things usually have different meanings in different cultures.
Section D
Review
1. Chinese people often ______ the teachers ______ gardeners.
A. compare; with B. compare; to C. consider; as D. regard; as
2. There are a few _______ between _______ languages.
So they are used ______.
A. differences; different; differently B. different; different; differently
C. differences; differences; different D. differently; differences; different
3. Mr. Black and Mrs. Black have ______ their daughter for many years.
A. enjoyed to B. be proud of C. to love D. taken pride in
4. Everybody may make mistakes _______.
A. in time B. at times C. on time D. all the time
5. —That’s last year’s style.
—I think it still looks nice _______ it has gone out of date.
A. so that B. even though C. as if D. ever since
B
A
D
B
B
How much do you know about the differences between different cultures?
Have you ever seen this TV program?
Do you want to have a try?
Let’s play a game!
( )1. We can use body language to communicate how we feel
even if there is silence.
( )2. In Thailand, closing eyes means “I’m
bored”, while it means “I’m listening and
concentrating(专注) in America.”
( )3. In some parts of Greece, people nod their heads to
show disagreement .
( )4. In some southeastern countries of Asia, people never
shake hands with their right hands because they consider
them dirty.
( )5. When you compare a woman to a cat in western countries,
she may be happy because you are praising her.
( ) 6. When Americans say “I live on the second floor”, in fact he lives on the third floor according to our customs(习俗).
Thailand
T
America
F
T
left
F
F
F
British
it means she is cruel.
angry
词汇积累
1. British