Unit 6 Section A （3a—3d）-【初中学霸创新题】2025-2026学年八年级下册英语习题课件(人教版·新教材)

该初中英语课件围绕Unit 6 Crossing Cultures主题，聚焦跨文化交际核心知识点，涵盖餐桌礼仪、送礼习俗及肢体语言等内容。课堂导入通过“学习超有趣 考试更轻松”标题激发兴趣，以“练基础”（词汇语法练习）为支架，过渡到“练提升”（语篇理解与文化分析），构建从语言知识到文化意识的学习脉络。 其亮点在于采用分层练习设计，“练基础”通过单词适当形式填空、汉译英等夯实语言能力，“练提升”借助中日意送礼习俗对比、肢体语言差异分析等语篇培养文化意识与思维品质，补全对话任务强化语言表达。帮助学生提升综合语言运用及跨文化沟通能力，为教师提供系统教学资源，提高课堂效率。

Unit 6　 Crossing Cultures Section A （3a—3d） 2 练基础 目 录 练提升 3 练基础 一、用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。 1. When eating with the guests from other countries, pay attention to the table ________（manner）. 2. It’s really __________（confuse） to see so many tables and formulas（公式）. 3. Excuse me, how do I take food from the shared ________（dish）？ 4. Most ___________（important）, remember to say every dish was very delicious. 5. The foreign friends are very friendly, and you will all enjoy ________（you） at the party. manners confusing dishes importantly yourselves 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 4 6. Mike, John is waiting ________ you to learn the dragon dance. 7. When I turned to reach ________ some milk, I nearly knocked the little girl over. 8. Jim won’t win the ping-pong game ________ he tries his best. 9. What would you do when a Chinese friend asks you ________ dinner？ 10. Could you give me some advice ________ how to drive in England？ 二、在空白处填入一个适当的单词。 for for unless for on 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 5 11.中国发展得如此迅速，以至于越来越多的外国人来到了这里。 China is developing _______ _______ _______ more and more foreigners are coming here. 12. 老师要求学生们在上课时坐直身体。 The teacher asks the students to ________ ________ ________ during the class. 13. 在拍照时，让孩子们避开危险的地方。 When taking photos, ________ the kids ________ the dangerous areas. 三、根据汉语意思完成句子，每空一词。 so fas that sit up straight keep off 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 6 14. 餐桌边就坐的正确姿势是什么？ What is the ________ ________ ________ sit at a dinner table？ 15. 在帮助别人夹菜时，我们应该使用公筷。 When helping others pick up dishes, we should use ________ __________. proper way to serving chopsticks 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 7 四、阅读理解。 　　Good gift-giving is welcome all over the world, but it is not the same in different countries. Here are some examples. 　　China has a long history of gift-giving culture. If you want to send others gifts here, you had better do it yourself and give your wishes face to face. In China, even if a gift is precious, the giver always tells the receiver（接收者） that this is just “a small gift”. And if you receive gifts from a Chinese friend, it is not polite to open it in front of the giver. 练提升 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 8 　　Unlike in China, when you receive a gift in Japan, you must open it in front of the giver. Whether you like it or not, you must praise the gift to show you like it very much. In this way, both the receiver and the giver will be happy. No other countries could take gift-giving seriously like Japan. Gift-givers often pack gifts in white paper. They use white paper to keep dirty things out so that the gift is clean. 　　Italians usually do not bring gifts when they visit others. They send gifts the next day or even later. It is to show respect and can help the givers choose right gifts. Usually candies and wine（酒） are popular gifts. Chocolate is also a good choice. In Italy, a handkerchief（手帕） is not welcome as a gift. A handkerchief is the symbol of saying goodbye. 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 9 16. What does the underlined word “precious” mean？ A. Excellent. B. Valuable. C. Magical.　 D. Special. 17. Which paragraph is about Japanese gift-giving？ A. Paragraph 1. 　　 B. Paragraph 2. C. Paragraph 3. 　　 D. Paragraph 4. 18. What shouldn’t you send to your Italian friend？ A. A handkerchief. B. Chocolate. C. Candies. D. Wine. B C A 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 19. What can we learn from the text？ A. Japanese people like opening a gift after the giver leaves. B. Chinese people always like giving a little gift to each other. C. In Italy, people send gifts to their friends the day before the party. D. To keep dirty things out, Japanese people use white paper to pack gifts. 20. What is the best title for the text？ A. Experiences of Gift-giving B. Gifts in Different Countries C. Experiences of Gift-receiving D. Gift-giving Traditions in Different Countries D D 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 五、阅读表达。 　　In many cultures around the world, body language plays an important role in communication. 　　In the US, making eye contact is important. It shows that you are listening and are interested in what the other person is saying. However, in some Asian countries like Japan and Korea, too much eye contact may be considered rude. People there may lower their eyes as a sign of respect. 　　In Brazil, people may stand closer to each other when talking and use more hand gestures（手势）. In some northern European countries like the UK, people usually keep a certain distance between each other and don’t use as many hand gestures. 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 　　In India, shaking your head from side to side doesn’t mean “no”. Instead, it usually means “yes” or “I understand”. 　　Understanding these differences in body language can help us avoid misunderstandings when communicating with people from different cultures. 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 21. What does making eye contact show in the US？ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 22. In which Asian countries may too much eye contact be considered rude？ ______________________________________________________________ 23. What do we know about Brazil according to the text？ ______________________________________________________________________ It shows that you are listening and are interested in what the other person is saying. Japan and Korea. People may stand closer to each other when talking and use more hand gestures. 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 24. What does shaking the head from side to side usually mean in India？ ______________________________________________________________ 25. Which country from the text do you think is the most interesting？ Why？ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ “Yes” or “I understand”. I think India is the most interesting because shaking your head means “yes” there./... 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 六、补全对话。 （Lily is talking about table manners with Tim.） Lily: What do you think of table manners, Tim？ Tim: 26. ___________________________________ When you eat with other people, you should show them good manners. Lily: You’re right. There are many good manners to follow. For example, we should wait for everyone before eating. Tim: Right. 27. _____________________________________________ Lily: Exactly! No one wants to see or hear you chewing（咀嚼）! What else？ I think they’re very important./... And we shouldn’t talk with our mouths full./... 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 16 Tim: 28. __________________________________________________________ Ask others to pass you the dish. Lily: 29. ______________________________________________________ Tim: It’s polite to use serving chopsticks and spoons to take food from shared dishes. Lily: Oh, I see. Good table manners make dining a pleasant experience. Tim: Yes. 30. _________________________________ Lily: I agree. When everyone feels respected, the meal is better. Do not stand up to reach for food. /Don’t reach across the table./... What’s the polite way to take food from shared dishes？ /... It also shows respect for others./... 目 录 导 航 二 三 一 四 五 六 17 18 $