外研版九年级下册英语Module 6 unit 3 ppt课件（含音频）.zip

Module 6 Eating together Unit 3 Language in use 1. Lunch _________ daily from 12 pm to 2 pm. is served LUNCH SERVED DAILY FROM 12 PM TO 2 PM 2. Food _________________ into the meeting rooms. should not be taken Dont take food into the meeting rooms 3. The park ___________ for picnics.is open Park open for picnics 4. Dogs ______________ in the restaurant. are not allowed Dogs not allowed 5. The shop _________ until 10 am.is closed Closed until 10 am Guests at a new restaurant in London (1) __________ (serve) by blind waiters. But the waiters are not the only people who cannot see. The guests cannot see either, because the restaurant (2) _______ (keep) dark. are served is kept No lights (3) ___________ (allow), not even the light on your mobile phone. The idea is that when you cannot see, your sense of taste (4) ___________ (improve). “Dont worry that you wont enjoy food without seeing it. are allowed is improved You can (5) _________ (enjoy) it using your nose, fingers and tongue instead,” promises the restaurant manager. enjoy On my mothers birthday, my father took us to a lovely restaurant to celebrate. I (1) _________ the menu and looked at the good things to (2) ______. eat picked up ask call drink eat order pay pick up put on taste We (3) _______ chicken, noodles and soup. Everything (4) _______ delicious. Then I (5) _______ for some ice cream while my parents (6) _______ some coffee. My mother was given a birthday cake and a dish filled with fruit. ordered tasted asked drank ask call drink eat order pay pick up put on taste Then my father (7) _______ the bill. It was cold outside, so he (8) ________ a taxi. We (9) ________ our coats and went home. My mother was very happy, and it was a perfect evening. ask call drink eat order pay pick up put on taste called put on paid a) Is there any food you dont eat? b) Would you like something to drink? c) Would you like some more soup? d) Anything else? e) And have you had one of these yet? f) Is there anything you especially like? 1. A: Eric, have you ever had jiaozi? B: Yes, but I can never remember the different names. A: (1) _____________________________ ________________________________ B: Well, I really dont know A: OK, (2) ________________________ ________________________________ B: Well, I dont eat beef. But I like any kind of fish or vegetables. A: Then let me order some food for you. f) Is there anything you especially like? a) Is there any food you dont eat? 2. A: Good morning. Are you ready to order? B: Yes, I am. Thank you. Ill have tomato soup and chicken wings, please. A: (3) ______________________________ ________________________________ B: Ill have an orange juice and some iced tea. A: (4) __________________ B: Could I have some apple pie? A: Certainly. b) Would you like something to drink? d) Anything else? 3. A: (5) ____________________________ _____________________________ B: Yes, please. Its delicious. A: (6) ____________________________ ___________ Theyre a kind of dumpling. B: Mm, they look good. Whats inside them? A: Meat and vegetables. B: Mm, theyre really good! c) Would you like some more soup? e) And have you had one of these yet? 1 2 3 1. The person who went to Britain put his knife and fork on his plate because _______. a) he finished his meal b) he did not want to talk with knife and fork in his hand c) he did not like the food b 2. The person who went to France offered everyone small dishes of food because ______. a) she thought they were for everyone b) she was not polite c) she was not French a 3. The person who had a Chinese meal drank from the finger bowl because _______. a) it had lemon in it b) she was hungry c) she thought it was soup c 1. What is Richard worried about? He is worried about what he should and shouldnt do as a guest in China. 2. How many courses are usual for a dinner in the West? 3. Why should Richard practise using chopsticks? Because he may find it difficult. Three courses. 4. Why are the plates placed in the middle of the table in China? Because they are for everyone to share. 5. Is it a good idea to talk about food during a meal in China? Why or why not? Yes, it is. Because preparation has taken a long time. Birthday parties in the US In the US, sixteenth birthday parties are usually important celebrations for teenagers. That is because the sixteenth birthday is their first step towards being an adult. Some of the parties are very big celebrations and cost a lot of money. Everyone dresses up and looks beautiful. These parties are usually held in hotels, and there are even music groups playing. People give gifts to the sixteen-year-olds. Some gifts can be very precious. The young people enjoy themselves at the parties with singing and dancing. Other parties are simpler and held at home. Sometimes families celebrate in other ways, such as going on a special trip together, or going to the cinema or a nice restaurant for a meal.