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Unit1 Developing ideas Cold Truths Talk about what you usually eat for dinner and decide who eats more healthily. grains sea food, meats and eggs sweets dairy products fruit vegetables Useful Words vitamin low-fat nutrition low-calorie high-protein low-salt dietary fibre Read the passage and match the pictures of the fridges to their owners. While-reading Read and find out who these people are, what food they have in the fridges and why. doctor unfinished meals/ quick food limited space/time/energy teacher meat/dairy fruit/vegetables cooking lover construction worker meat tiring work meat eater chef frozen food/ ready meals busy life/ tired of cooking college student no fresh food busy life Find out who might say the sentences below. 1 “There is a lot of food from my workplace in our fridge.” 2 “You might find bean products in our fridge, but hamburgers? Never!” 3 “My fridge is a total mess! All I do is party and hit the books.” 4 “There isn’t really much in my fridge. I’m just too busy and tried to cook at home!” 5 “If you’re someone who avoids animal products, you wouldn't find anything to eat in my fridge!” Mike Jenny Max Ellie Ted Think & Share How do you understand the title “Cold Truths”? It literally means the cruel fact. It means the cold food in the fridge can reflect people's lifestyles. It warns us that bad eating habits and lifestyles will influence our health. The cruel fact that people's health is more or less affected by great social pressure. Describe the lifestyle of each person. Discussion no time or energy to cook;quick, light dinners vegetarian; cook a lot at home with fresh, seasonal fruit or vegetables meat-lover; often eat big meat dinners; love sausages so busy that often bring food from the restaurant or buy frozen food no fresh food to eat; no time to eat regularly Post reading 1 What do you think the saying “You are what you eat” means? 2 Do you know of any similar sayings about food and health? What is your understanding of them? Think &