八年級(jí)下冊(cè)UnitPeriod課件

Unit7Period5Whenyouwanttogointoother’sroom?Whenyoumeetsomeoneatthefirsttime?Whenothersgiveyousomething?WhatwillyoudoetiquetteBeforeWeRead1.Lookuptheword“etiquette”inyourdictionary.Whatdoesitmean?禮節(jié)，禮儀Whataretheydoing?droppinglitter

smokingtalkingloudlyonthemobilephonespittingtalkingandlaughingloudlysmokeV.抽煙spitV.吐痰BadBehaviors(行為)dropV.扔,丟litterN.垃圾Twoyoungmenaretalkingloudlyonthebus,whileamanistalkingloudlyonthemobilephone.Amanisspittingandanotherissmoking.What’sworse,agirlisdroppinglitter.Ithinkitisimpolitetodothesethings.

Whichsentencecantellwhattheparagraphisabout?TopicsentenceIthinkpeopleshouldactpolitely.Theyshouldtalkinalowvoiceonthebus.Whentheytalkwithsomebodyonthephone,theyshouldkeeptheirvoicedown.Andtheyshouldn’tsmokeinpublicplacesandneverdroplitter.TopicsentenceWhichsentencecantellwhattheparagraphisabout?TopicsentenceSummary/overallmeaning(大意)

firstsentencelastsentenceReadingstratagy1.Lookatthetitleandpicture,predictwhatwe’llreadabout.Fromthepassage,wemayknow_______.A.howtocatchabusB.speakingtoothersloudlyC.someonewhobreaktherulesD.talkingloudlyonthebusisnotgoodDWouldyoumindkeepingyourvoicedown?Para1:Para2:Para3:Para4:Listenandfindouttopicsentenceofeachparagraph.Etiquettemayseemlikeadifficultwordatfirst,butitcanbeveryusefultounderstand.Etiquetteisnotthesameineverycultureorineverysituation.Ifweseesomeonebreakingtherulesofetiquette,wemaypolitelygivethemsomesuggestions.Althoughrulesofetiquettecanoftenbedifferent,somerulesarethesamealmosteverywhereintheworld.Readthefirstsentence,tellthestatementsTorF1.“Etiquette”isverycommoninEnglish-speakingcountries.2.“Etiquette”isalwaysthesameinAsiaandEurope.3.Whensomeoneputhisfeetonthechair,wemayshoutathim,“Putdownyourfeet!”4.We’llknowsomeruleswhicharethesamealmostthesameeverywhereintheworldinPara.4.TFTFMatchtheparagraphswiththebestsummaries.__Para.1__Para.2__Para.3__Para.4a.Wehavetobeverycarefulhowwecriticizepeople.b.Thewaypeoplebehaveisdifferentindifferentculturesandsituations.c.Sometimes,rulesofetiquettearethesamealmosteverywhere.d.Etiquetteisveryimportantideatounderstand.e.Wemightwanttoasksomeonetobehavemore

politelyifweseethembreakingaruleofetiquette.f.PeopleinChinaandEuropehavedifferentideasaboutetiquette.dbec概要3aWhatdoes“etiquette”mean?Itmeans_____and____socialbehavior.normalpolitepara.1IfyouspendsometimeinanEnglish-speakingcountry,youmightheartheterm‘etiquette’.Itmeansnormalandpolitesocialbehavior.Thismayseemlikeadifferentwordatfirst,butitcanbeveryusefultounderstand.English-speakingcountry說英語國(guó)家termn.術(shù)語normaladj.正常的；正規(guī)的etiquetten.禮節(jié)behaviorn.行為；舉止；表現(xiàn)seemlike+名詞似乎像…atfirst首先Paragraph1

IfwearetalkingwithapersonfromEurope,whatshouldwepayattentionto(注意)?AtalkloudlyBstandcloseCkeepadistance(距離)DtalkinalowvoicePara.2Differentcultures,differentetiquetteAsiancountryEuropeancountry

WheninRome,doastheRomansdo?。ㄈ豚l(xiāng)隨俗）Differentsituations,differentetiquetteInwhichpicturecanpeoplespeakloudly?P1P2

Etiquetteisnotthesameineveryculture,orineverysituation.Forexample,standingveryclosetothepersonyouaretalkingwithisquitecommoninsomeAsiancountries.However,ifyoudothisinEurope,somepeoplemightfeeluncomfortable.EveninChina,weallknowthatetiquetteisnotthesameinallsituations.Perhapswethinkthattalkingloudlyinourownhomesisfine,butthereareotherplaceswheretalkingloudlyisnotallowed.Forexample,mostpeoplewouldagreethattalkingloudlyinalibrary,amuseum,oramovietheaterisimpolite.Evenifyouarewithyourfriends,itisbettertokeepyourvoicedowninpublicplaces.Infact,weshouldalsotakecarenottocoughorsneezeloudlyinpublicifpossible.Asian

adj.亞洲的；亞洲人的Europe

歐洲uncomfortable

adj.

不舒服的allow

v.

允許；承認(rèn)

impoliteadj.

無禮的；粗魯?shù)膒ublic

n.

公眾sneeze

v.

打噴嚏cough

v.

咳嗽Paragraph2Ifyouseeapersonsmokingonthebus,Whatwillyousaytohim?para.3Wouldyouminddoing(notdoing)………SitonthegrassCutinlineDroplittersmokeIfweseesomeonebreakingtherulesofetiquette,wemaygivethemsomesuggestionspolitely.Perhapsoneofthemostpolitewaysistoasksomeone,Would

youminddoingthisorWouldyoumindnotdoingthat.Forexample,ifsomeonecutsinfrontofyouinline,youcouldaskthem,Sorry,wouldyoumindjoining

theline?Ifsomeoneissmokingonthebus,wecouldask,Excuseme,couldyoupleaseputoutthat

cigarette?Peopledon’tusuallyliketobecriticized,sowehavetobecarefulhowwedothis.breaktherule

不服從；不遵守politely

adv.

客氣地；斯文地smokev.

抽煙；吸煙putout

熄滅cigarette

n.

香煙；卷煙；紙煙criticize

v.

批判Paragraph3Whichrulesarethesameinclass?whenyouanswerquestionsDon’tdroplitterinclassDon’teatordrinkinclassDon’tsleepinclassAlwaystalkloudlyAlwayslisteninclasswhentheteachertalksArethereanyrulesthesameallovertheworld?para.4Althoughrulesofetiquettecanoftenbedifferent,somerulesarethesamealmosteverywhereintheworld!Forexample,droppinglitterisalmostneverallowed.Ifyouseesomeoneyouknowdoingthis,youcanaskthem,wouldyoumindpickingitup?drop

v.

扔；丟litter

n.

垃圾pickup

撿起Paragraph4AfterwereadFocusonparagraph3.Thinkofsomepolitesuggestions

tothem.Roleplaywithapartner.litteringonthebustalkingloudlyonamobilephonesmokingonthebusspittingonthebustalkingandlaughing3bAfterwereadFindexamplesofbehaviorfromthereading.Arethesethingsalwayswrong,ordoesitdependonsituationorculture?Puttheminthecorrectcolumn.Thinkofmoreexamples.AlwayswrongInsomesituationsInsomeculturesstandingveryclosetosomeonestandingveryclosetosomeone3c3.Explanations:2.lookup查（字典）3.beingbroken正在被破壞4.minddoingsth.介意干某事常見的短語還有mindsb.doingsth.5.Whatdoesthatmean?=Whatdoyoumeanbysayingthat?那是什么意思？8.atfirst起初atlast最后7.beinasituation有職業(yè)beoutofasituation