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Book 5 Unit 4
Using Language
Vocabulary+Listening+Speaking
The global village(地球村)
Vocabulary Learning
Read the passage and answer the questions. Pay attention to the expressions in bold(黑体的).
1. What phenomenon does the passage
describe? Why does this happen?
2. What effect does technology have on
cultural exchange?
Culture shock(文化冲击) is an experience a person may have when one moves to a cultural environment which is different from one's own’.
当一个人进入到一个陌生的文化环境时,新的文化所带给他的冲击,从而产生一种迷失、疑惑、排斥甚至恐惧的感觉。
Vocabulary learning
bring...together
channels of communication
window on the world
form close connections with
be more inclusive
overcome culture shock
make a joint effort to do...
enjoy the mutual benefits
使结合;使团结;使在一起
沟通交流渠道
与……联系密切
了解世界的窗口
享受互惠互利
更加包容
克服文化冲击
共同努力做……
Make sentences with the expressions!
Complete the letter with the correct form of the expressions in Activity 5.
1. culture shock
2. form close connections with
3. a joint effort
4. mutual benefits
5. bring people together
6. window on the world
7. be more inclusive
strike/touch a chord with me
return from
be welcoming
throughout
make our classes a success
in person
all over again
Vocabulary learning
引起我的共鸣
从...回来
欢迎的,热情的
自始至终 adv.
让我们的课成功
亲自
重新,再一次
Listening & speaking
foodie
a foodie paradise
Food words
dumplings
饺子
steamed bun
馒头
steamed stuffed bun
包子
spicy hot pot
麻辣烫
rice noodles
米粉
米线
glutinous rice ball
汤圆
egg fried rice
蛋炒饭
wonton
Food words
chow mein
chop suey
bamboo shoots
pizza
durian fruit
馄饨
炒面
炒杂碎
竹笋
榴莲
比萨
Listen to the conversation and choose the main idea.
Listening & speaking
Tip: Read and underline the key words
Listen for details(细节)
1. What does the word "Grockle" refer to?
A. A visitor. B. A teacher. C. A guide.
2. What does the word "Wok" mean?
A. A pen. B. A pan. C. A Pencil.
3. Which word is not from Chinese?
A. Chow mein. B. Chop suey C. Grockle.
4. Why are more and more Chinese words and expression making their way into English?
A. Because China is a big country.
B. Because more and more people are learning Chinese.
C. Because Chinese is easy to learn.
5. Where does the woman in the conversation often go shopping ?
A. An Asian supermarket. B. A European supermarket. C. An African supermarket.
6. Who knows how to use chopsticks well in the conversation?
A. Europeans. B. Asians. C. Americans.
7. What is also important in connecting people according to the conversation?
A. Sports. B. words. C. restaurants.
regional words are making it
Listening & speaking
wonton
the food we now find in shops and restaurants
all kinds of food
a lot of other restaurants to choose from
Italian, French and Japanese restaurants
use chopsticks
connecting people
people in Britain eating Chinese food
pizza while watching the same game
Complete the boxes with the expressions from the conversation.
Listening & speaking
Really?
That’s interesting.
Is it really?
It is really amazing ...
I also find it interesting to see ...
No wonder it isn’t a surprise to see ...
It is not unusual to find ...
Katie: Hey Robbie, I constantly __________ new words in online newspapers. Do you know what this word means? "Grockle".
Robbie: [looking and laughing] Oh, it's a word used in Devon. It ________ a tourist.
Katie: Really? __________ I haven't heard it before. We in Liverpool never use it. I ________ if it's in the dictionary. Let me _________ the dictionary on my mobile phone. [sound of pressing buttons on mobile phone] Yes, here it is! I guess more and more regional words ___________ into dictionaries these days.
Robbie: That's interesting. And I suppose you have the variations of English from _______________ to think about, too.
Katie: Yes. Did you know that "wok" is a Cantonese word, for example? It's _________________ pan.
英语听力文本填空
come across
refers to
No wonder
wonder
look up
are making it
around the world
a particular type of
Robbie: Is it really? I only knew that words like chow mein, wonton and chop suey are all from Chinese.
Katie: _______, there are more and more Chinese words and ___________ making their way into English.
Robbie: Right. Especially with more and more people learning Chinese. It is really _______ how much English __________ over the last few decades.
Katie: I agree. And actually, the changes don't just _________ the words we use, but also the food we now find in shops and restaurants. For example, I often ___________ in a large Asian supermarket not far from where I live. There are ___________ foods from Asia, like bamboo shoots and durian fruit.
英语听力文本填空
expressions
In fact
amazing
has changed
happen to
go shopping
all kinds of
Robbie: Really? When I ________ with my friends, we often go to a Chinese restaurant, although there are lots of other restaurants to __________, such as Italian, French and Japanese. I also _______________ to see just how many Europeans know how to use chopsticks.
Katie: Indeed. Nowadays, you don't need to __________ to enjoy food from other parts of the world. No wonder it isn't a surprise to see people in Britain eating Chinese food while watching the UEFA Champions League _______.
Robbie: And it is not ________ to find, on the other side of the world, people enjoying pizza while watching _________ game.
Katie: Exactly. And besides food, sports also _____________________ connecting people.
Robbie: The world is getting smaller and smaller. As is often said, we're living in a ________ village.
英语听力文本填空
eat out
choose from
find it interesting
go abroad
live
unusual
the same
play an important role in
global
Work in pairs.Talk about another phenomenon of the global village using the expressions in this section.
Now think about any difficulties you encountered during your discussion and what you did to overcome them.
Pair work
Work in pairs. Talk about another phenomenon of the global village using the expressions in this section.
Listening & speaking
A Sample
Katie: Hey Robbie, have you realized that the world today is more like a village?
Robbie: Really? Do you mean that we are becoming poorer than before?
Katie: Absolutely not, what I am trying to say is that with the development of the technology and transportation, it has become much easier for people from different countries to communicate with each other and make culture exchanges. It is not unusual to find the Chinese elements all around us.
Robbie: I get your idea, but what you have said is so abstract. I can only think of one example of that.
Katie: Tell me about that!
Robbie: Chatting on line, I met a very interesting Chinese friend on the Internet. He told me a lot about the Sichuan cuisine. Have you ever eaten any Chinese food?
Katie: I have eaten General Tso's chicken. That's amazing.
Robbie: My Chinese friend told me that the popularity of Chinese food in America is always not authentic!
Katie: Is it really?Are you kidding me!
Robbie: How dare I lie to you!
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