Unit 5 Lesson 7 English manners(教学课件)英语新教材冀教版九年级上册

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学段 初中
学科 英语
教材版本 初中英语冀教版九年级上册
年级 九年级
章节 English manners
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学年 2026-2027
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该初中英语课件围绕“英国社交礼仪”展开,涵盖问候、握手、公共场合行为等核心知识点。课堂导入通过提问激活学生对英国礼仪的已知认知,结合分段落阅读解析具体礼仪规范,语言点模块详解词汇及用法,构建从已知到新知的学习支架。 其亮点在于融合文化意识与语言能力,通过中英礼仪对比(如问候长辈优先、“吃了吗”的寒暄含义)帮助学生理解文化差异,词汇学习结合例句和填空练习提升语言运用能力。采用对比法和情境实践,学生能培养跨文化沟通能力,教师可高效开展文化教学与语言训练。

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Lesson7 English Manners A Guide to British Social Etiquette 1.7.2013 大家好,欢迎来到我们的高级英语课程。今天,我们将一起深入探讨一个非常有趣且实用的话题——“English Manners”,也就是英国的社交礼仪。这节课将作为一份指南,帮助大家了解在英国社会中恰当的行为方式和沟通技巧。希望通过今天的学习,大家能对英国文化有更深的理解,并提升自己的跨文化交际能力。让我们开始吧! ‹#› Learning Objectives 01 Key Vocabulary Learn key words for talking about manners, like `reserved` and `queue`. 02 Social Behavior Learn how to behave politely in different situations, like greeting people or shaking hands. 03 Cultural Nuances Understand the differences between British manners and our own culture. 04 Polite Expressions Practice using polite words like 'sorry', 'please', and 'thank you'. 1.7.2013 大家好,在开始今天的课程之前,我们先明确一下本节课的学习目标。通过这堂课,我们希望大家能够达成四个核心目标。首先,大家需要掌握与英国社交礼仪相关的关键词汇。其次,要能够描述在不同场合下,比如问候、握手或拜访时,恰当的社交行为。第三,我们会一起探讨英国文化与我们自身文化在礼仪上的细微差别。最后,也是非常重要的一点,是要学会在实际情境中练习使用礼貌用语。希望通过这节课,大家能对英国礼仪有更深入的理解和掌握。 ‹#› Contents Lead in 01 While-reading 02 03 Language points 04 Summary 05 06 Exercises 07 Homework 08 Post-reading New words New words 1. reserved /rɪˈzɜːvd/ 2. affectionate /əˈfekʃənət/ 3. offend /əˈfend/ 4. acquaintance /əˈkweɪntəns/ 5. firm /fɜːm/ 6. permit /pəˈmɪt/ 7. orderly /ˈɔːdəli/ adj. 矜持的,含蓄的 adj. 深情的,充满爱意的 v. 冒犯,得罪 n. 熟人,泛泛之交 adj. 牢固的;坚定的;坚决的 v. 允许,准许 adj. 有秩序的,整齐的 New words 8. queue /kjuː/ 9. amusing /əˈmjuːzɪŋ/ 10. entertain /ˌentəˈteɪn/ 11. host /həʊst/ 12. hostess /ˈhəʊstəs/ 13. bunch /bʌntʃ/ 14. acceptable /əkˈseptəbl/ n. 队列;队伍 adj. 有趣的;引人发笑的 v. 招待;款待;娱乐 n. 主人(男) n. 女主人(女) n. 束,串 adj. 可接受的 British people like waiting in queues. They often say “sorry” and “please”. They respect personal space and do not like too much body contact. When you visit others’ homes, you’d better bring small gifts. What do you know about British Manners? Lead-in 1.7.2013 在正式开始学习之前,让我们先通过几个问题来热身一下。大家对英国礼仪了解多少呢?请看屏幕上的这四个问题。为什么英国人总是把“sorry”挂在嘴边?排队对他们来说仅仅是排队吗?他们是如何打招呼的?以及,怎样才能成为一个受欢迎的客人?这些问题背后都隐藏着有趣的文化细节。接下来,就让我们带着这些好奇,一起走进今天的课程,探索英国礼仪的奥秘。 ‹#› Paragraph 1: Greetings and Addressing People English Text British people are quite reserved when greeting one another. Greeting can be a "Hello", "Hi" or "Good morning", when you arrive at work or school. You may also be called many different affectionate names, according to which part of Britain you are in. Do not be offended, this is quite normal. For example, you may be called dearie, flower, love, chick, duckie, guv, son, madam, miss, or sir, according to your sex and age. Chinese Translation 英国人在互相问候时相当矜持。当你上班或上学时,问候可以“Hello”、“Hi”或“Good morning”。根据你在英国的不同地区,你可能还会被用许多不同的亲昵称呼来称呼。不要感到冒犯,这非常正常。例如,根据你的性别和年龄,你可能会被称为 dearie(亲爱的)、flower(花儿)、love(爱人)、chick(小妞)、duckie(宝贝)、guv(老兄)、son(孩子)、madam(女士)、miss(小姐)或 sir(先生)。 While-reading 1.7.2013 好的,同学们,我们来看课文的第一段,主题是“问候与称呼”。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到英国人在打招呼时是相当“reserved”,也就是矜持的。他们通常用简单的“Hello”或“Hi”来问候。有趣的是,正如第二段所说,他们还会使用很多“affectionate names”,也就是亲昵的称呼,比如 dearie, love, guv 等等。大家不用担心,这并不是冒犯,而是一种非常正常的文化现象。右边的中文翻译可以帮助大家更好地理解这些细节。 ‹#› English Text British people are quite reserved when greeting one another. Greeting can be a "Hello", "Hi" or "Good morning", when you arrive at work or school. You may also be called many different affectionate names, according to which part of Britain you are in. Do not be offended, this is quite normal. For example, you may be called dearie, flower, love, chick, duckie, guv, son, madam, miss, or sir, according to your sex and age. 1. reserved /rɪˈzɜːvd/adj. 矜持的;含蓄的 reserve v. 保留;预订 reservation n. 预订;保留 例句:She is quiet and reserved, seldom sharing her feelings with others. 她安静内敛,很少和别人倾诉内心感受。 Language points 1.7.2013 好的,同学们,我们来看课文的第一段,主题是“问候与称呼”。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到英国人在打招呼时是相当“reserved”,也就是矜持的。他们通常用简单的“Hello”或“Hi”来问候。有趣的是,正如第二段所说,他们还会使用很多“affectionate names”,也就是亲昵的称呼,比如 dearie, love, guv 等等。大家不用担心,这并不是冒犯,而是一种非常正常的文化现象。右边的中文翻译可以帮助大家更好地理解这些细节。 ‹#› English Text British people are quite reserved when greeting one another. Greeting can be a "Hello", "Hi" or "Good morning", when you arrive at work or school. You may also be called many different affectionate names, according to which part of Britain you are in. Do not be offended, this is quite normal. For example, you may be called dearie, flower, love, chick, duckie, guv, son, madam, miss, or sir, according to your sex and age. 2.affectionate /əˈfekʃənət/ adj. 深情的;充满爱意的 affect v. 影响;使动容 affection n. 喜爱;钟爱 affectionately adv. 亲切地;充满温情地 例句:The mother gave her child an affectionate kiss before bedtime.睡前妈妈给了孩子一个充满爱意的吻。 Language points 1.7.2013 好的,同学们,我们来看课文的第一段,主题是“问候与称呼”。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到英国人在打招呼时是相当“reserved”,也就是矜持的。他们通常用简单的“Hello”或“Hi”来问候。有趣的是,正如第二段所说,他们还会使用很多“affectionate names”,也就是亲昵的称呼,比如 dearie, love, guv 等等。大家不用担心,这并不是冒犯,而是一种非常正常的文化现象。右边的中文翻译可以帮助大家更好地理解这些细节。 ‹#› English Text British people are quite reserved when greeting one another. Greeting can be a "Hello", "Hi" or "Good morning", when you arrive at work or school. You may also be called many different affectionate names, according to which part of Britain you are in. Do not be offended, this is quite normal. For example, you may be called dearie, flower, love, chick, duckie, guv, son, madam, miss, or sir, according to your sex and age. Language points 3.offend /əˈfend/v. 冒犯,得罪 offence n. 冒犯;过错 offended adj. 被冒犯的;生气的 offensive adj. 冒犯性的;无礼的 例句:You should avoid using words that may offend others. 你应当避免使用可能会冒犯他人的言辞。 1.7.2013 好的,同学们,我们来看课文的第一段,主题是“问候与称呼”。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到英国人在打招呼时是相当“reserved”,也就是矜持的。他们通常用简单的“Hello”或“Hi”来问候。有趣的是,正如第二段所说,他们还会使用很多“affectionate names”,也就是亲昵的称呼,比如 dearie, love, guv 等等。大家不用担心,这并不是冒犯,而是一种非常正常的文化现象。右边的中文翻译可以帮助大家更好地理解这些细节。 ‹#› Paragraph 2: The Art of Handshaking English Text The English do shake hands with each other, but as little as possible. With acquaintances once in a lifetime is often considered enough. The preferred English handshake is short and firm. Chinese Translation While-reading 英国人之间确实会握手,但握手次数越少越好。和熟人,一生握一次手往往就足够了。英国人偏好的握手方式简短而有力。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第二段,主题是“握手的艺术”。这部分内容非常有趣,它揭示了英国人在社交接触上的一个典型特点。大家看左边的英文原文,文中提到,英国人虽然会握手,但会尽可能少地这么做。对于普通熟人,一生握一次手就足够了。最关键的一点是,他们偏好的握手方式是“short and firm”,也就是短暂而坚定的。这与一些其他文化中长时间、用力的握手习惯很不一样。右边的翻译也清晰地解释了这一点。理解这一点,有助于我们在跨文化交流中表现得更加得体。 ‹#› English Text The English do shake hands with each other, but as little as possible. With acquaintances once in a lifetime is often considered enough. The preferred English handshake is short and firm. 4. acquaintance /əˈkweɪntəns/ n. 熟人,泛泛之交 acquaint v. 使了解;使结识 acquaintanceship n. 相识关系 a nodding acquaintance 点头之交 例句: He is just an acquaintance, not my close friend. 他只是一位泛泛之交,并不是我的密友。 Language points 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第二段,主题是“握手的艺术”。这部分内容非常有趣,它揭示了英国人在社交接触上的一个典型特点。大家看左边的英文原文,文中提到,英国人虽然会握手,但会尽可能少地这么做。对于普通熟人,一生握一次手就足够了。最关键的一点是,他们偏好的握手方式是“short and firm”,也就是短暂而坚定的。这与一些其他文化中长时间、用力的握手习惯很不一样。右边的翻译也清晰地解释了这一点。理解这一点,有助于我们在跨文化交流中表现得更加得体。 ‹#› Paragraph 3: Behavior in Public Places English Text Chinese Translation In public places, the English make great efforts not to touch strangers even by accident. If such an accident occurs, apologies are needed but should never be used as an excuse for further conversation. On crowded public transport where it is sometimes unavoidable, physical contact with a stranger is permitted, but in such situations, eye contact should be avoided at all costs. 在公共场所,英国人极力避免触碰陌生人,即便是无意碰到。如果发生这类意外,需要道歉,但绝不能借道歉当作借口继续攀谈。在拥挤的公共交通上,肢体接触有时不可避免,此时允许和陌生人发生身体接触,但在这种情况下,务必避免眼神交汇。 While-reading 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第三段,主题是“在公共场所的行为举止”。这部分内容揭示了英国人一个非常显著的文化特点——对个人空间的重视。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到,英国人会极力避免在公共场合触碰陌生人,即使是意外。如果真的发生了碰撞,他们会道歉,但这通常只是一个礼貌的结束,而不是开启对话的信号。更有趣的是第二点,在拥挤的地铁或公交车上,身体接触不可避免,但他们会“不惜一切代价”避免眼神接触。右边的翻译清晰地解释了这一点。这充分体现了英国人含蓄、注重隐私的性格。 ‹#› English Text In public places, the English make great efforts not to touch strangers even by accident. If such an accident occurs, apologies are needed but should never be used as an excuse for further conversation. On crowded public transport where it is sometimes unavoidable, physical contact with a stranger is permitted, but in such situations, eye contact should be avoided at all costs. Language points 5.unavoidable /ˌʌnəˈvɔɪdəbl/ adj. 不可避免的,无法回避的 avoid v. 避免;回避 avoidable adj. 可避免的 unavoidably adv. 不可避免地 avoidance n. 回避,避开 例句: Some disagreements between friends are unavoidable. 朋友之间有些分歧是无法避免的 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第三段,主题是“在公共场所的行为举止”。这部分内容揭示了英国人一个非常显著的文化特点——对个人空间的重视。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到,英国人会极力避免在公共场合触碰陌生人,即使是意外。如果真的发生了碰撞,他们会道歉,但这通常只是一个礼貌的结束,而不是开启对话的信号。更有趣的是第二点,在拥挤的地铁或公交车上,身体接触不可避免,但他们会“不惜一切代价”避免眼神接触。右边的翻译清晰地解释了这一点。这充分体现了英国人含蓄、注重隐私的性格。 ‹#› English Text In public places, the English make great efforts not to touch strangers even by accident. If such an accident occurs, apologies are needed but should never be used as an excuse for further conversation. On crowded public transport where it is sometimes unavoidable, physical contact with a stranger is permitted, but in such situations, eye contact should be avoided at all costs. Language points 6.permit /pəˈmɪt/ v. 允许,准许 n. 许可证;执照 permit sb to do sth 允许某人做某事 permit doing sth 允许做某事 permission n. 允许,许可 permissible adj. 可允许的;容许的 例句: The room does not permit smoking. 这间屋子禁止吸烟。 My parents don’t permit me to stay out late. 我父母不允许我在外逗留到很晚 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第三段,主题是“在公共场所的行为举止”。这部分内容揭示了英国人一个非常显著的文化特点——对个人空间的重视。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到,英国人会极力避免在公共场合触碰陌生人,即使是意外。如果真的发生了碰撞,他们会道歉,但这通常只是一个礼貌的结束,而不是开启对话的信号。更有趣的是第二点,在拥挤的地铁或公交车上,身体接触不可避免,但他们会“不惜一切代价”避免眼神接触。右边的翻译清晰地解释了这一点。这充分体现了英国人含蓄、注重隐私的性格。 ‹#› English Text In public places, the English make great efforts not to touch strangers even by accident. If such an accident occurs, apologies are needed but should never be used as an excuse for further conversation. On crowded public transport where it is sometimes unavoidable, physical contact with a stranger is permitted, but in such situations, eye contact should be avoided at all costs. Language points 7.at all costs 不惜一切代价;无论如何 例句: We must win this game at all costs. 我们要不惜一切代价赢得这场比赛。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第三段,主题是“在公共场所的行为举止”。这部分内容揭示了英国人一个非常显著的文化特点——对个人空间的重视。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到,英国人会极力避免在公共场合触碰陌生人,即使是意外。如果真的发生了碰撞,他们会道歉,但这通常只是一个礼貌的结束,而不是开启对话的信号。更有趣的是第二点,在拥挤的地铁或公交车上,身体接触不可避免,但他们会“不惜一切代价”避免眼神接触。右边的翻译清晰地解释了这一点。这充分体现了英国人含蓄、注重隐私的性格。 ‹#› English Text Chinese Translation 英国人喜欢排整齐的队伍(站队),耐心等候轮到自己。“插队” 会遭到人们的反感。排队,是少数几个英国人无需经过正式介绍就可以互相交谈的场合之一。另一种可以随意搭话的场合是遛狗的时候。 While-reading Paragraph 4: The Great British Queue The English like to form orderly queues (standing in line) and wait patiently for their turn. “Queue jumping” is frowned upon. The queue is one of the few places where the English are allowed to talk to each other without having been formally introduced. The others are when taking the dog for a walk. 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第三段,主题是“在公共场所的行为举止”。这部分内容揭示了英国人一个非常显著的文化特点——对个人空间的重视。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到,英国人会极力避免在公共场合触碰陌生人,即使是意外。如果真的发生了碰撞,他们会道歉,但这通常只是一个礼貌的结束,而不是开启对话的信号。更有趣的是第二点,在拥挤的地铁或公交车上,身体接触不可避免,但他们会“不惜一切代价”避免眼神接触。右边的翻译清晰地解释了这一点。这充分体现了英国人含蓄、注重隐私的性格。 ‹#› English Text Language points The English like to form orderly queues (standing in line) and wait patiently for their turn. “Queue jumping” is frowned upon. The queue is one of the few places where the English are allowed to talk to each other without having been formally introduced. The others are when taking the dog for a walk. 8. queue /kjuː/n./v. 队列;排队 queuer n. 排队的人 queue up 排队 queue jumping n. 插队 例句:Many fans queued up outside the shop early in the morning. 一大早,许多粉丝就在商店门外排起了长队。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第三段,主题是“在公共场所的行为举止”。这部分内容揭示了英国人一个非常显著的文化特点——对个人空间的重视。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到,英国人会极力避免在公共场合触碰陌生人,即使是意外。如果真的发生了碰撞,他们会道歉,但这通常只是一个礼貌的结束,而不是开启对话的信号。更有趣的是第二点,在拥挤的地铁或公交车上,身体接触不可避免,但他们会“不惜一切代价”避免眼神接触。右边的翻译清晰地解释了这一点。这充分体现了英国人含蓄、注重隐私的性格。 ‹#› English Text Language points The English like to form orderly queues (standing in line) and wait patiently for their turn. “Queue jumping” is frowned upon. The queue is one of the few places where the English are allowed to talk to each other without having been formally introduced. The others are when taking the dog for a walk. 9. frowned upon 不赞同;不认可;遭到反感 frown /fraʊn/v. 皱眉 例句: Littering in public is frowned upon. 在公共场合乱扔垃圾是不被认可的。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第三段,主题是“在公共场所的行为举止”。这部分内容揭示了英国人一个非常显著的文化特点——对个人空间的重视。大家看左边的英文原文,第一句就提到,英国人会极力避免在公共场合触碰陌生人,即使是意外。如果真的发生了碰撞,他们会道歉,但这通常只是一个礼貌的结束,而不是开启对话的信号。更有趣的是第二点,在拥挤的地铁或公交车上,身体接触不可避免,但他们会“不惜一切代价”避免眼神接触。右边的翻译清晰地解释了这一点。这充分体现了英国人含蓄、注重隐私的性格。 ‹#› Paragraph 5: Social Interactions and Apologies English Text Chinese Translation While-reading In Britain, if you accidentally bump into someone, say “sorry”. They probably will too, even if it was your fault! This is a habit and can be seen as very amusing by an “outsider”. 在英国,如果你无意间撞到别人,要说 “对不起”。即便错在你,对方多半也会同样向你道歉!这是一种习惯,在外人看来会觉得十分有趣。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第五段,主题是关于社交互动和道歉。这一页非常有趣,它揭示了英国文化中一个独特的现象。大家看左边的英文原文,即使你不小心撞到别人,对方也很可能会跟你说“对不起”,哪怕这其实是你的错。右边的翻译也明确指出了这一点。这不仅仅是礼貌,更成为了一种根深蒂固的社交习惯。这种现象在外国人看来可能觉得很好笑,但它恰恰体现了英国人在公共场合极力避免冲突、维持和谐的文化特质。 ‹#› English Text In Britain, if you accidentally bump into someone, say “sorry”. They probably will too, even if it was your fault! This is a habit and can be seen as very amusing by an “outsider”. Language points 10.bump into 无意中撞上;偶遇 bump /bʌmp/ v. 碰撞;撞击n. 肿块;隆起 例句: He bumped into a tree in the dark. 黑暗中他撞到了一棵树。 I bumped into an old classmate in the supermarket. 我在超市偶遇一位老同学。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第五段,主题是关于社交互动和道歉。这一页非常有趣,它揭示了英国文化中一个独特的现象。大家看左边的英文原文,即使你不小心撞到别人,对方也很可能会跟你说“对不起”,哪怕这其实是你的错。右边的翻译也明确指出了这一点。这不仅仅是礼貌,更成为了一种根深蒂固的社交习惯。这种现象在外国人看来可能觉得很好笑,但它恰恰体现了英国人在公共场合极力避免冲突、维持和谐的文化特质。 ‹#› English Text In Britain, if you accidentally bump into someone, say “sorry”. They probably will too, even if it was your fault! This is a habit and can be seen as very amusing by an “outsider”. Language points 11.amusing /əˈmjuːzɪŋ/ adj. 有趣的;引人发笑的 amuse v. 使发笑;使娱乐 amused adj. 感到好笑的 amusement n. 娱乐;乐趣 例句: The story is amusing. 这个故事很有趣。 He was amused by the joke. 他被这个笑话逗乐了。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第五段,主题是关于社交互动和道歉。这一页非常有趣,它揭示了英国文化中一个独特的现象。大家看左边的英文原文,即使你不小心撞到别人,对方也很可能会跟你说“对不起”,哪怕这其实是你的错。右边的翻译也明确指出了这一点。这不仅仅是礼貌,更成为了一种根深蒂固的社交习惯。这种现象在外国人看来可能觉得很好笑,但它恰恰体现了英国人在公共场合极力避免冲突、维持和谐的文化特质。 ‹#› Paragraph 6: Being a Polite Guest English Text Chinese Translation When being entertained at someone’s home it is polite to bring a gift for the host and hostess. A bunch of flowers or chocolates are all acceptable. 去别人家里做客时,带上一份礼物送给男女主人是有礼貌的做法。一束鲜花或者巧克力都是可以接受的。 While-reading 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第六段,这部分内容是关于如何成为一位有礼貌的客人。在英国文化中,去别人家做客时,带上一份小礼物是一种常见的礼貌。正如课文所说,给男女主人带一份礼物是很得体的做法。那么带什么好呢?文中给出了两个经典的选择:一束花或者一盒巧克力。这两种礼物都非常受欢迎且不会出错。大家可以记住这一点,这对于理解英国的社交礼仪和实际交往都非常有帮助。 ‹#› English Text When being entertained at someone’s home it is polite to bring a gift for the host and hostess. A bunch of flowers or chocolates are all acceptable. Language points 12.entertain /ˌentəˈteɪn/v. 招待,款待;使娱乐 entertainment n. 娱乐;款待 entertaining adj. 有趣的;引人入胜的 entertainer n. 表演者;艺人 例句:We often entertain our relatives during the Spring Festival. 春节期间,我们经常招待亲戚。 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第六段,这部分内容是关于如何成为一位有礼貌的客人。在英国文化中,去别人家做客时,带上一份小礼物是一种常见的礼貌。正如课文所说,给男女主人带一份礼物是很得体的做法。那么带什么好呢?文中给出了两个经典的选择:一束花或者一盒巧克力。这两种礼物都非常受欢迎且不会出错。大家可以记住这一点,这对于理解英国的社交礼仪和实际交往都非常有帮助。 ‹#› English Text When being entertained at someone’s home it is polite to bring a gift for the host and hostess. A bunch of flowers or chocolates are all acceptable. Language points 13.acceptable /əkˈseptəbl/ adj. 可接受的;合意的;尚可的 accept v. 接受;接纳 acceptance n. 接受,认可 unacceptable adj. 不能接受的 例句: Is this plan acceptable to you? 这个方案你可以接受吗? 1.7.2013 接下来,我们来看第六段,这部分内容是关于如何成为一位有礼貌的客人。在英国文化中,去别人家做客时,带上一份小礼物是一种常见的礼貌。正如课文所说,给男女主人带一份礼物是很得体的做法。那么带什么好呢?文中给出了两个经典的选择:一束花或者一盒巧克力。这两种礼物都非常受欢迎且不会出错。大家可以记住这一点,这对于理解英国的社交礼仪和实际交往都非常有帮助。 ‹#› 矜持的,含蓄的 深情的,充满爱意的 冒犯,得罪 熟人,泛泛之交牢固的; 坚定的;坚决的 允许,准许 有秩序的,整齐的 reserved affectionate offend acquaintance firm permit orderly Summary 队列;队伍 有趣的;引人发笑的 招待;款待;娱乐 主人(男) 女主人(女) 束,串 可接受的 queue amusing entertain host hostess bunch acceptable Summary Exercise 1.The British are known for being quite _________ and not showing their emotions easily. 2.He gave his wife an ___________ hug before leaving for work. 3.Please do not be __________ by his words; he didn't mean it. 4.With an ___________, once in a lifetime is often considered enough for a handshake. 5.Smoking is not ___________ in this building. 6.Please stand in the ___________ and wait for your turn. 7.The story he told was very ___________ and made everyone laugh. 8.We are going to ___________ some friends for dinner this weekend. Fill in the Blanks reserved, affectionate, offend, acquaintance, permit, queue, amusing, entertain, acceptable reserved affectionate offended acquaintance permitted queue amusing entertain 1.7.2013 好了,学完了课文内容,现在我们来做一个小练习,检验一下大家的掌握情况。这是第一部分,多项选择题。请大家仔细阅读每一道题目和选项,然后选出最合适的答案。这些题目都直接来源于我们刚刚学习的课文,涵盖了问候方式、握手礼仪、公共场合行为等关键知识点。给大家一点时间思考,稍后我们会一起核对答案。 ‹#› Chineses manners China is widely called a country with rich etiquette culture. Our ways of greeting have changed a lot over time. Centuries ago, people used formal bows and special hand gestures to show respect to others. Nowadays, daily greetings become much simpler. Most Chinese will say “Hi” or “Ni hao”, together with a nod or a wave. One local custom is that we should greet the eldest member in a group first, as this shows our respect. There are also small rules for hand‑shaking. When you shake hands with a woman, do not keep holding her hand for too long, since it will be considered rude. In China, people seldom hug each other when they meet for the very first time. For introductions, we usually introduce younger people to the elders first. You may hear Chinese ask “Have you eaten?” or “Where are you heading for?” in daily communication. These sentences are not real questions about your private life. They are just warm and friendly greetings. In public situations, people value good public behaviour. It is frowned upon to jump the queue. If you knock into someone by accident, saying sorry is expected. When visiting a local family’s house, small gifts such as tea and fresh fruit are welcome. Though manners differ across the world, showing respect lies at the heart of every culture. Post-reading Read the passage and answer the following questions. What should we do first when greeting a group of people in China? What do “Have you eaten?” and “Where are you heading for?” mean in China? What is the core of good manners in different cultures? Post-reading We should greet the oldest person in the group first. They are just friendly greetings, not questions about personal matters. Showing respect. Homework Task 1: Vocabulary Review Review the vocabulary words from today's lesson. Create flashcards for each word with its phonetic transcription and a simple example sentence. Task 2: Role Play Practice using the polite expressions and manners we learned today. 1.7.2013 好了同学们,今天的课程内容就到这里。为了巩固所学知识,我给大家布置两项家庭作业。第一项是写作任务,请大家写一段80到100词的短文,介绍一个你们国家或文化中独特的习俗,并解释它的使用场景和重要性。第二项是小组任务,请以三到四人为一组,选择一个场景,创作一个3到4分钟的短剧来展示良好的礼仪。我们下节课会请小组来表演。希望大家认真完成,通过实践更好地理解跨文化礼仪。 ‹#› Thank you! $

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