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Unit 5
Good manners
Integration~Further study
能掌握本课时的单词和短语。
01
能通过阅读获取“程门立雪”尊师故事的背景、学生行为及老师反应等关键信息。
02
学习目标
能通过听力了解获取博物馆参观礼仪以及中西方餐厅就餐礼仪差异等信息，了解不同场合礼仪规范的多样性和差异性。
03
能用英语谈论不同国家的礼仪。
04
能撰写一篇关于某一特定场合的礼仪规范的文章。
05
Lead in
What do you know about the pictures
Reading
新课讲授
Robert wants to know more about manners in China. He has found an article about how teachers in China are highly respected. Read it and answer the questions below.
Standing in the snow
to wait for Master Cheng respectfully
On a cold winter day, two students paid
a visit to Master Cheng, a well-known
teacher in the Song Dynasty. The master
was sleeping when they arrived. The two
students were too polite to wake him up,
so they waited outside the house patiently.
While they were waiting, it began to snow
and the snow was getting heavier. When the
master woke up, he was moved to see the
two students waiting in the deep snow.
1. Why didn’t the students go into Master Cheng’s house when they arrived
2. How do you show your teacher your thanks and respect
They didn’t go in because they were too polite to wake up Master Cheng, who was sleeping when they arrived. They chose to wait outside patiently instead.
I listen carefully in class and finish my homework on time.
I say “thank you” when my teacher helps me.
I greet my teacher politely when I see them.
I follow the school rules and try my best to learn.
What do you know about what we should and should not do when visiting a museum
Free talk
Rules for museum visitors
Don't (1) ________________—it may harm the artwork.
Be as quiet as possible and enjoy museums (2) ________________.
Don't (3) ________________ on your phone.
Don't (4) ________________ on your phone without wearing earphones.
Don't (5) ________________ the artwork if it is not allowed.
Robert is visiting a museum with Amy and Shirley. They are talking about what they should and should not do. Listen to what they say and complete the main points.
take photos
in peace
speak
play games or music
touch
Listening
Free talk
What do you know about table manners in China and the UK
Tables in Chinese restaurants are usually (1) _______________, while tables in the UK are usually (2) _______________.
Chinese people like to sit in a circle in a restaurant because it is easy for big groups to talk and (3) _______________ in the middle.
Chinese people like (4) _________________ when having meals with family and friends, but it is best not to talk with food (5) _______________.
It is common to leave a tip when British people have (6) _______________, but Chinese people only (7) _______________.
Robert is going to have dinner with his Chinese friends at a Chinese restaurant. Listen to his conversation with Amy and complete the notes below.
round
square
reach the food
talking and laughing
in our mouths
finished the meal
paid for the meal
Listening
Today I went to a museum with my Chinese friends and saw lots of amazing artwork. The rules in Chinese museums are very similar to those in the UK. We should not speak loudly inside the museum or (1) ___________ any artwork if it is not allowed. It is usually very peaceful inside because people have to be (2) ___________ there. People shouldn't play games or music on their phones without (3) _______________ in museums. This is quite impolite because it will trouble other visitors.
In the evening, I went to a restaurant with my friends. The tables were
(4) ___________. Amy said this made it easy for big groups to talk and reach the food in the middle. The meal in the restaurant was (5)______________. Everyone talked and laughed during the meal. But just like in the UK, it is not good to talk with food in our (6) ______________. At the end of the meal, we only (7)_____________, because here it is not common to leave a tip. This is so different in my country.
touch
quiet
wearing earphones
Completing
Robert is writing his diary entry. Complete it with the information in Parts B1 and B2.
round
delicious
mouths
pay for the meal
What other manners in different countries do you know
Free talk
Listening
Country How to greet each other Other manners
China By (1) _______________ —
The UK Greeting one another with (2) _____________ Always saying
(4) _____________________
Greeting relatives or close friends with (3) __________ India — Showing thanks by
(5) _____________________
________________________
Robert and Amy are talking more about manners in different countries. Listen to the tape and finish the table.
shaking hands
a big hug
a kiss
“please” and “thank you”
inviting a friend to dinner next time
Reading
Amy: Manners are quite different in different countries, aren't they, Robert
Robert: Yes, it's true. Chinese people sometimes greet each other by shaking
hands, but British people like to greet one another with a big hug, and
sometimes we greet relatives or close friends with a kiss.
Amy: Good to know, I also know British people always say “please” and “thank you”, but in India, you do not need to thank a friend for making you
dinner. Instead, you show your thanks by inviting them to dinner next
time.
Robert: That's interesting.
Amy: It's good to know some manners in different cultures.
Robert: You said it!
Role-play
Amy: Manners are quite different in different countries, aren't they, Robert
Robert: Yes, it's true. Chinese people sometimes greet each other by shaking
hands, but British people like to greet one another with a big hug, and
sometimes we greet relatives or close friends with a kiss.
Amy: Good to know, I also know British people always say “please” and “thank you”, but in India, you do not need to thank a friend for making you
dinner. Instead, you show your thanks by inviting them to dinner next
time.
Robert: That's interesting.
Amy: It's good to know some manners in different cultures.
Robert: You said it!
A: Manners are quite different in different countries, aren’t they, B
B: Yes, it’s true. ... people sometimes ... by ..., but ... people like to ..., and sometimes we ...
A: Good to know. I also know ..., but in ..., you do not need to ... Instead, you ...
B: That’s interesting./Exactly.
A: It’s good to ...
B: You said it!/I can’t agree more./That’s true.
Work in pairs and talk about this topic. Using the conversation below as a model.
Speaking
Writing
Mr Wu asked the Class 1, Grade 8 students to write about good manners in a certain situation and post their writings on the school website.
Read Amy's writing notes below about table manners.
Manners Table manners
Introduction Table manners are important in China.
Main body Do not start eating until everyone is ready.
Eat quietly with your mouth closed, and do not talk with food in your mouth.
Say how tasty the food is to show that you are enjoying the meal.
Do not leave the table until everyone has finished eating.
Do not rush your meal unless you have to leave in a hurry.
When you are about to leave, say “thank you”.
Conclusion We should follow these rules to make sure that both guests and hosts are comfortable at the table.
Read Amy's article about good table manners and analyse its structure.
Good table manners
Table manners are important in China and I am going to share some helpful advice.
First, when you are sitting at the table, you should not start eating until everyone is ready. Then, eat quietly and keep your mouth closed when you are eating. Also, never speak if you have food in your mouth. It is polite to talk about how tasty the food is. This will show that you are enjoying the meal. Moreover, remember it is impolite to leave the table until everyone has finished.
If a friend invites you to dinner at their home, do not rush your meal unless you have to leave in a hurry. When you are about to leave, don't forget to say “thank you”.
We should follow these rules to make sure that both guests and hosts are comfortable at the table. I hope that you find my advice useful.
Introduction:
main topic
Main body:
special rules
Conclusion:
purpose and hope
Write an article about other good manners. Make your notes like the ones in Part D1. Use Amy's article as a model.
Useful expressions
I am going to share some helpful advice,
When you ..., you should/should not ...
Do not ...
It is polite/not polite to ...
Try to ...
This will show ...
When you ..., remember to/don't forget to ...
I hope that you find it useful.
What I can do Me Partner
1 I know more about different manners at home
and abroad.
2 I can use enough, too, enough to and too ... to
correctly.
3 I can talk and write about good manners with the
new words in this unit.
4 I am more aware of cultural differences and how
to behave properly in different situations.
* Assess your learning of new words and grammar by doing the exercises on page 134.
Result: □ Weak □ Good □ Wonderful
I am good at _________________________________________________
I need to spend more time on ____________________________________
My action plan: _______________________________________________
Assessment
Further study
The Book of Rites is a collection of writings on manners and rites in ancient China. People say that followers of Confucius wrote this book, and then Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty edited it. It holds cultural value and plays an important role in traditional Chinese culture. Find out more about this special book and discuss it with your classmates.
1. It is common to leave a tip when British people have finished the meal, but Chinese people only pay for the meal.
英国人在用餐结束时付小费很常见，但中国人只付餐费。
句中的 tip 意思是“小费”。
e.g. He gave the waiter a large tip. 他给了服务员不少小费。
Language points
2. Chinese people sometimes greet each other by shaking hands, but British people like to greet one another with a big hug, and sometimes we greet relatives or close friends with a kiss.。
one another 互相
e.g. We all try and help one another. 我们都尽力互相帮助。
3. When you are about to leave, say “thank you”.
be about to do sth. 除非，正要（做某事）
e.g. The concert is about to start. → 演唱会即将开始。
I was about to call you. 我正要给你打电话。
Homework
Polish your article and hand it in.
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