Module 5 补充阅读理解练习 Cultural and Creative Products From Museums 课件+阅读原文+学案+录音 2023-2024学年外研版九年级英语上册

Cultural and Creative Products From Museums Think Discuss Can you think of some cultural and creative products from museums?What's your opinion about them?Share with your classmates. Listen Read Cultural and Creative Products From Museums Museums in China are making cultural and creative products to meet the needs of young people.There's everything from food and toys to daily-use things and clothing.Let's meet some of them. Shaanxi History Museum:Tiger-shaped biscuits The bronze tiger-shaped tally of Du County discovered in Xi'an,Shaanxi is one of the most valuable treasures of Shaanxi History Museum.To make people experience the beauty of this national treasure,the museum has rolled out biscuits modeled after the tiger-shaped tally.When trying the biscuits with milk or chocolate taste,people can feel the tiger's power. Guanfu Museum:Blind boxes of Guanfu cats The curator of Guanfu Museum,who likes cats very much,has kept many homeless cats in the museum.So the museum has rolled out six cat-themed blind boxes.In the boxes,each cat is sitting in a beautiful ancient bowl and holding a cultural relic,including a sword from the Ming Dynasty and a bronze mirror from the Jin Dynasty. Shanghai Museum:Luggage tags Are you preparing for your next wonderful trip?And have you hung a luggage tag on your luggage case?If not,you can check out luggage tags rolled out by Shanghai Museum.They have four different patterns, including a dragon and a pair of birds to wish you a safe journey! Products like these not only catch the attention of many young people,but also encourage them to get close to cultural relics and understand history,and ignite their love for traditional Chinese culture.Do you like them? I.True(T)or False(F)? F)1.The curator of Guanfu Museum has six cats. (T)2.You can see a pair of birds on the luggage tags from Shanghai Museum. II.Complete the table. Cultural and Creative Products From Museums They are rolled out by (1). Shaanxi History Museum Tiger-shaped biscuit