Lesson45DifferentManners.ppt

1、Lesson 45 Different Manners,Unit8 Culture Shapes Us,Zheng Jianfeng,Chinese name,English name,Why does he call himself Joe?,Wu Zhou,Joe Wu,Though/ Although Wu Zhou has lived in Canada for a long time, he still doesnt feel Canadian.,Because North American manners and Chinese manners are so different.,

2、Wu Zhou has lived in Canada for a long time, but he still doesnt feel Canadian.,why?,Fast Reading,1.Whats the main idea of the passage? A. Histories in China and North America B. Wu Zhous life experiences in Canada C. Some different manners in China and Canada,閱讀策略skimming,2. We can divide the passa

3、ge into three parts . Which one is right? A. 123-456-789 B. 12-345678-9 C. 1-2345-6789 3.This passage cant appear in _. A. a magazine B. a textbook C. a poster,(Para1-2)Self-introduction and feelings about different manners.,(ara) Understanding different manners helps more .,In China,In Canada,Being

4、 modest,Age,Offering a seat,Paying for a meal,extra money,Passing food,Careful reading,Read the text carefully and find out some details of the passage.,閱讀策略 scanning,Careful Reading,Please look at the learning paper ,find out the information and fill in the blanks.,Task-based Reading,(1.完成句子 2.3回答問

5、題 4.找出同義句 5.英譯漢) 1. _ I have lived here for a long time, I dont feel Canadian. 2.How many years has Wu Zhou lived in Canada? 3.How does an elderly person feel when he is offered a seat on a bus? 4.Canadian culture is different from Chinese culture, but I have many good friends in Canada.5.I think un

6、derstanding cultural differences really helps us to understand each other, live together and work together.,Task Reading,1._ I have lived here for a long time, I dont feel Canadian. 2.How many years has Wu Zhou lived in Canada? Twenty-three years. 3. How does an elderly person feel when he is offere

7、d a seat on a bus? He may feel embarrassed.,Though/ Although,4.Canadian culture is different from Chinese culture, but I have many good friends in Canada. I have many good friends in Canada, though Canadian culture is different from Chinese culture . 5.I think understanding cultural differences real

8、ly helps us to understand each other, live together and work together. 我認為了解文化的差異確實可以幫助我們互相了解,共同生活與工作。,Be modest “No ,no. My English is still poor.”,Say “Thank you.”and be confident.,Childrens and adults,Childrens,Its polite.,Its polite but the elderly person may feel embarrassed.,They may take turn

9、s paying for the meal.,People often share the cost of a meal.,Its polite to put food on their plates.,You pass food to guests, but you dont usually put food on their plants.,People seldom give money to waiters, waitresses, taxi drivers or hotel workers.,People always give money to them, it is called

10、 “tipping”.,/ North American,S,The usage of “though”,1.Though Canadian culture is different from Chinese culture, Wu Zhou has many good friends in Canada. （though=although） =Canadian culture is different from Chinese culture, but Wu Zhou has many good friends in Canada.,Although people have differen

11、t cultures and customs,Brian hasnt been to China,He has been at the new school for only a few days,Though Liu Feng has many friends in America,but he has already made many friends there.,they have the same feelings.,he still feels lonely.,but he knows a lot about our country.,Match and complete the

12、sentences.,We should not use “although/though” and “but” together in the same sentence.,Dig in,1.If someone praises our excellent English, Chinese will say “No, no”. *Its because _ If someone praises their excellent English, Canadians will say “Thank you.” *Its because _,Dig in,2.Chinese ask both ch

13、ildrens and adults ages. *Its because _ Canadians only ask childrens ages. *Its because _,Dig in,3.Chinese seldom give extra money to waiters, waitresses, taxi drivers or hotel workers. *Its because_ Canadians always tip the waiters, waitresses, taxi drivers or hotel workers. *Its because _,Expendin

14、g material,People in different countries behave in different ways. What is polite or “good manners” in one country may not be polite in another. For example, Americans usually greet someone by saying “Hi” “Hello” or “Good morning”. We Chinese, usually greet each other by saying “How are you?” or “Ha

15、ve you eaten?” or “Where are you going?” But it is bad manners to greet an American by asking him where he is going or if he has eaten. In Italy or France, a man will greet a woman by kissing her on the back of her hand or on both cheeks. But in China and other Asian countries, kissing a woman on he

16、r hand or cheeks is thought to be bad manners. What are the rules of good manners then? Well, there are too many rules to be written down here. The most important one would be: When in Rome, do as the Romans do. 1.Americans dont usually great someone by saying. A. Hi B. Hello C. Good morning D. Have you eaten? 2.What will a man do to greet a woman in Italy or France? A. Kiss her head B. Kiss her cheeks C. Say “ Goodbye” D. Say ”Thank you” 3.What is the most important rule of good manners? A. Rome was not build in a day. B. All for one, one for all. C. Knowledge is power. D. When in Rome, d