资源简介 (共14张PPT)Unit 6 Crossing CulturesPeriod 3 课后分层作业01基础达标练02能力提升练一、根据句意和提示,用单词的适当形式填空。(☆)1.The girl wore her /bla z/ and smiled happily for the class photo. 2.We need to check / we (r)/ all the windows are closed before leaving the classroom. 3.For example, afternoon tea is a British (习俗). 4.Please don’t share your (私人的) information with strangers online. 5.She decorated her desk (nice) with small plants. blousewhethercustomprivatenicely二、单项填空。(★) ( )6.—Would you like to go climbing tomorrow —I’d like to, but I am not sure I will finish my work by then or not. A.if B.whether C.when( )7. is best to bring a gift when attending a party. A.That B.It C.This( )8.You can never know what’s possible you try to make it happen. A.unless B.when C.althoughBBA( )9.My parents got when they were 25 and they still love each other. A.marry B.marries C.married ( )10.I didn’t my pen pal in Australia last week, so I’m worried about her. A.hear from B.learn from C.come from D.suffer fromCA三、完成句子,词数不限。(★★)11.这本手册对理解基础知识帮助很大。This handbook will towards understanding the basics. 12.得到你的消息真是太好了,我迫不及待想要见到你。It is great to you, and I can’t wait to meet you. 13.起初,我对发表演讲感到紧张,但一旦我开始,就变得容易多了。 , I was nervous about giving a speech, but it got easier once I started. go a long wayhear fromAt first 14.学习餐桌礼仪是很重要的,例如不要满嘴食物时讲话。It’s important to learn good , like not talking with your mouth full. 15.(能力进阶题)得知我的狗会开门,真是令人惊讶。 table mannersIt is surprising to know my dog can open the door.四、完形填空。(★★★,建议用时: 6分钟) Mary had been looking for a job for several days after she graduated.And finally she got one at a 16 in Australia run by a Chinese boss. As we all know, Chinese food is very 17 and Chinese people are very hospitable (好客的).So Mary was not surprised when her new boss 18 her to have lunch to celebrate her new job.( )16.A.company B.hospital C.school D.museum( )17.A.expensive B.cheap C.famous D.standard( )18.A.warned B.thanked C.took D.shookACCBut she knew that different cultures have totally different ways of 19 .Mary was nervous because she couldn’t use chopsticks.So she asked a friend to 20 her how to use chopsticks.And she spent an hour trying to learn how to use 21 . The next day, the boss took her to a Chinese restaurant.To her 22 , when they entered the restaurant,( )19.A.drinking B.hugging C.greeting D.eating( )20.A.support B.show C.serve D.cheer( )21.A.bowls B.chopsticks C.forks D.knives( )22.A.fear B.surprise C.joy D.sadnessDBBBthe boss told the waiter to give her a knife and fork instead of chopsticks.Hearing this, Mary was very 23 by this kindness, but she stuck to using chopsticks at last, because she didn’t want to be treated differently.Although it was her first time to use chopsticks and it was very difficult, Mary didn’t 24 trying.Finally, they 25 finished their meal with chopsticks. This is really a valuable experience for Mary.From then on, she also made up her mind to learn more cultures about different countries.( )23.A.interested B.worried C.confused D.touched( )24.A.give up B.show off C.put down D.hear from( )25.A.hardly B.suddenly C.quickly D.happilyDAD五、回答问题。(★★,建议用时: 5分钟)When was the last time you gave or received a hug Do your parents hug you before you go to school In Western countries, it is quite common to greet close friends or relatives with a hug.You might hug your teammates after winning a basketball game.If one of your friends is having a bad day, you can hug him or her to cheer him or her up.Friends who haven’t seen each other for a long time will usually hug each other when meeting.My Chinese friends told me that hugging is considered (认为) to be very close in their culture.It usually only happens between people who arereally close to each other, like couples.Chinese people don’t usually hug in public, either. But people’s attitude (态度) towards hugging can also change.I remember watching a video story about a“hugging party”that was held in Shanghai.A local artist held the party, inviting strangers and asking them to hug each other.Some Chinese people clearly looked uncomfortable.However, after the party, some of them changed their minds.Next time you see your mum or dad, give him or her a hug—see how it makes you feel.26.How do people usually greet close friends or relatives in Western countries 27.Who might people hug after winning a basketball game 28.Can you hug your friends when they are having a bad day With a hug.Their teammates.Yes, I/we can.29.What is considered to be very close in Chinese culture 30.When did a few Chinese people change their minds about hugging Hugging.After a “hugging party”.(共15张PPT)Unit 6 Crossing CulturesPeriod 1 课后分层作业01基础达标练02能力提升练一、根据句意和提示,用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。(☆)1.My little sister is learning to hold a correctly while eating noodles. 2.It’s to see snow in this southern city during autumn. 3.It’s important to learn table manners before attending a dinner party. 4.The little girl gave her teddy bear a before putting it in the bed. 5.The two people hands with each other when they met. fork shake kiss common properforkuncommonproper kissshook二、单项填空。(★) ( )6.Remember your homework to school tomorrow, or the teacher will be angry. A.brings B.bringing C.to bring( )7. you hurry up, you’ll be late for the morning class. A.Before B.When C.Unless( )8.The math problem is difficult I spent an hour solving it. A.such; that B.so; that C.too; toCCB( )9.The box isn’t to hold all my textbooks and notebooks. A.bigger enough B.big enough C.enough big ( )10.The little girl gently her grandmother’s forehead as she slept in the chair. A.kissed B.shook C.hugged D.bowedBA三、完成句子,词数不限。(★★)11.小女孩很怕狗,以至于躲在妈妈身后。The little girl was of the dogs___________she hid behind her mom. 12.进餐时使用公筷有助于阻止细菌传播。 can help prevent the spread of germs during meals. 13.标语写着“远离草坪”,所以我们不应该踩踏。The sign says “ the grass”, so we shouldn’t walk on it. so scared/afraidUsing serving chopsticksKeep off that14.小男孩每次经过邻居们都招手打招呼。The little boy waves his hand to every time he walks past. 15.阅读时你要坐直,否则会损伤背部。You need to when you’re reading, or you’ll hurt your back. greet his neighbourssit up (straight)四、阅读理解。(★★,建议用时: 4分钟)If you are in the US or go to American families to have meals, you’d better learn some table manners.Here are some tips.Don’t circle your plate with your arms.If you do so, you will become the focus (焦点) of the table.Everyone would wonder,“Is there anything wrong with the food ”This may give a wrong message that you don’t like the food or something like that.Don’t cut up everything before you start to eat.Cut only one or two bites (口) at a time.Never take a huge mouthful of anything.Do you want to show how hungry you are Don’t do that.It’s not so good.It’s never good to reach across the table for anything.If the thing you want is not at hand, simply ask the nearest person for help, like“Mrs Smith, could you pass me the dish ”Don’t lean (倚靠) back and say“I’m full.”Just put the fork and knife across the plate.That’s all.Don’t push the plate back when you finish; leave it where it is.You don’t want to make the hostess feel like that she isn’t doing her job.( )16. If you circle your plate with your arms, others won’t think . ①you like the food ②there’s something wrong with the food③you are very hungry ④the food is good for youA.①②④ B.①②③ C.②③④ D.①③④D( )17.If you want a dish far from you at table, what should you do A.Ask the nearest person for help.B.Leave your seat to get it.C.Sit there until others help you.D.Stand up and reach across the table for it.( )18.After finishing dinner, what should you do according to the passage A.Put the fork and knife across the plate. B.Stand up and leave the table.C.Say “I’m full.” D.Say “Thank you.”AA( )19.According to the passage, which of the following is WRONG A.Leave the plate where it is when you finish.B.Cut one or two bites before you start to eat.C.Push the plate back when you finish.D.Don’t take a huge mouthful of anything.( )20.Which can be the best title for this passage A.How to Behave in the US B.Table Manners in the USC.What You Can Do in the US D.Different CulturesCB五、配对阅读。(★★,建议用时: 4分钟) 左栏是五个人对异国风俗的困惑,右栏是七个国家的人文风俗,请将他们的困惑和风俗进行匹配。A.In England, seeing a single magpie is thought to bring bad luck.To avoid this bad luck, the local people salute (向……致敬) the magpie!B.In Tajikistan, people mustn’t celebrate their birthdays in public places.They can only celebrate them at home.C.Place your hand on the edge of the table while eating with your Russian friends, the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right.D.In the UK, if you are a guest, it’s polite to wait until your host starts eating.Never chew with your mouth open.Never talk with food in your mouth.E.In Thailand, a big meal is held for the monkeys living there every year.People do this to thank the monkeys for all the good luck they bring.F.In Canada, it’s a tradition to put butter on children’s noses on their birthday so that bad luck can’t catch them.G.In Thai restaurants, sharing food is perfectly fine.If you’re with a group, the older people usually order dishes for the table.( )21.Alice is traveling in Thailand.She doesn’t know how to behave properly in local restaurants.( )22.Judy wonders how Canadian children celebrate their birthdays.( )23.Frank hears there is a special custom about monkeys in Thailand.He feels very interested.( )24.Henry will have dinner at his British friend’s home, so he wants to learn about the table manners in Britain.( )25.Laura hears that British people are afraid of a single magpie (喜鹊).She wonders what they will do when they meet it.GFEDA(共15张PPT)Unit 6 Crossing CulturesPeriod 4 课后分层作业01基础达标练02能力提升练一、根据句意和提示,用单词的适当形式填空。(☆)1.Our family has a /tr d n/of gathering together every weekend. 2.It’s (proper) to talk loudly in the library. 3.The news on that website is (不真实的), so don’t believe it. 4.She was happy to (收到) an invitation to the birthday party. 5.We went to (祝贺) our friend with excitement on winning the competition. traditionimproperfalsereceivecongratulate二、单项填空。(★) ( )6.Two thirds of Mo Yan’s works were written in forties. A.him B.he C.his( )7.Your uncle to see you as soon as he here. A.comes; arrives B.will come; arrives C.will come; will arrive( )8.She always goes to school her schoolbag full of books. A.in B.with C.byCBB( )9.Human’s behaviours can seriously influence animal’s health. A.unimportant B.important C.proper D.improper( )10.The little boy angrily the dog and shouted, “Go away! It’s my toy!” A.laughed at B.pointed at C.looked for D.listened toDB三、完成句子,词数不限。(★★)11.我等不及想去参观这个古镇了。I visit the ancient town. 12.我盼望尽快回到工作中。I going back to work as soon as possible. 13.别开着门就离开房子——这不安全!Don’t leave the house —it’s not safe! 14.在他五十多岁时成为了一名宇航员。He became an astronaut . can’t wait to look forward towith the door openin his fifties15.首先,不要把筷子插入食物里。Firstly, don’t your chopsticks food. stickinto四、阅读理解。(★★★,建议用时: 6分钟)In the USA, it is normal for people to shake hands when they meet, but it is quite unusual for them to kiss when greeting each other.Greetings are casual—a handshake, a smile, and a “hello” will do just fine.The British often simply say “hello” when they meet friends.They usually shake hands only when they meet for the first time.Social kissing, often just a peck (轻吻) on the cheek, is common in an informal situation between men and women and also between women who know each other very well.In Japan, the common greeting for both men and women is to bow when they greet someone, instead of giving a handshake or a hug.Hungarians like to greet in a friendly way—by kissing each other on both cheeks.The most common way is to kiss from right to left.When men meet for the first time, a handshake is the norm.In Albania, men shake hands when greeting one another.A kiss on the cheek may also be common if there is a close relationship.Women may shake hands or kiss each other on both cheeks.In Armenia, by tradition, a woman needs to wait for a man to offer his hand for a handshake.Between good friends and family members, a kiss on the cheek and a hug are also common.( )16.In Britain, when two people meet for the first time, what do they usually do A.Hug. B.Bow.C.Shake hands. D.Kiss on the cheek.( )17.What does the underlined word “norm” mean in the passage A.Rule. B.Purpose.C.Symbol. D.Result.CA( )18.What can we know from the passage A.In Japan, hugging is as common as bowing.B.In Hungary, people usually kiss each other on the cheeks from left to right.C.In Albania, it is unusual for men to kiss if there is a close relationship.D.In Armenia, it is necessary for a woman to wait for a man to offer his hand for a handshake.D( )19.In which country may woman shake hands or kiss each other on both cheeks A.The UK. B.Albania. C.Japan. D.Hungary.( )20.What’s the best title for the passage A.Country and CultureB.Culture and PeopleC.Greeting Customs Around the WorldD.Body Language in Different CulturesBC五、 短文填空。(★★☆,建议用时: 5分钟)The sweetest memory of my childhood is about a round table.When I was still little, my whole family would get together on different 21._________ festivals to have dinner.We kids were playing hide and seek under the table while the grown ups were having a 22. . When I got a bit older, my aunt brought back her boyfriend and my grandma 23. added another seat to the round table.It seemed a little more crowded, but we all felt much 24. toculture tradition close we with however symbol discuss cheerful but of whytraditionaldiscussioncheerfully closereach other.When I was twelve, my grandpa passed away.25. , when the whole family got together once again, we totally agreed that his chair, his bowl and his chopsticks should remain the same.Even though he was not there, we felt like that he had never left 26. . We all have a table like this in our homes.It is a sign 27.____________ reunion of our family.The reason 28. we come together may be different, but the feelings behind it are similar.Usually different 29. are accepted by us around the table.What’s more, weculture tradition close we with however symbol discuss cheerful but of whyHowever usofwhy culturesexpress the love not only for our family, but also for a community, our nation and even the whole world. The history of our nation has been the stories of looking for or running to the round table which we belong to.The round table has been a 30. of the Chinese feelings.It was, it is and will always be. culture tradition close we with however symbol discuss cheerful but of whysymbol(共13张PPT)Unit 6 Crossing CulturesPeriod 2 课后分层作业01语法聚焦02语法专练03能力提升练1.连词unless, so…that, as soon as;2.以 ed 和 ing 结尾的形容词。一、根据句意和提示,用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。(☆)1.Our school holds a exchange event every year with foreign students. 2.Our trip to the countryside was .I finally saw how farmers grow rice. 3.He can’t improve his English he practises it from now on. 4.Harry Potter is an movie.We are all in it. 5.“It can be very hard to forget moments,” says Donohue. surprise cultural interest unless embarrassculturalsurprisingunlessinterestinginterestedembarrassing二、单项填空。(★)( )6.—The math exercise is difficult I can’t work it out. —Come on, use your head and you will find a way.A.such; that B.so; that C.very; that ( )7.You can’t improve your ability to express yourself you are more active than before. A.since B.if C.unless( )8.He went out to play football he finished his homework. A.even though B.as well as C.as soon asBCC( )9.I felt when I heard the news that they won the match yesterday. A.surprised; surprising B.surprised; surprised C.surprising; surprised( )10.The question made everybody feel very . A.confusing; confused B.confused; confusing C.confusing; confusingAA三、句型转换,每空一词。(★★)11.The big stone is very heavy.I can’t carry it.(用so…that合并为一句)The big stone is I can’t carry it. 12.All the students clapped excitedly.Students do this when the teacher finished the story.(用as soon as合并为一句)All the students clapped excitedly the teacher finished the story. so heavy thatas soon as13.If your parents make sure you’re safe, they will let you go out alone.(用unless改为同义句)Your parents will not let you go out alone you are safe. 14.The train doesn’t stop.You mustn’t get off it. (用unless合并为一句)You mustn’t get off the train . 15.The food in this restaurant tastes delicious, so we want to try again.(用so…that改为同义句)The food in this restaurant tastes we want to try again. unless they make sure unless it stopsso delicious that四、语法选择。(★★,建议用时:4分钟)When you meet someone for the first time, it is usual 16 him/her.Once a young woman from England went to Hong Kong to study.When she first 17 , she knew little about the Chinese culture of language. 18 her way to school, one day, she went to a bank to get some money.( )16.A.greeting B.greet C.to greet( )17.A.will arrive B.arrive C.arrived( )18.A.In B.At C.On C C CTo her 19 , the bank clerk asked her if she had had her lunch.She was surprised at such 20 question because in the British culture it would mean an invitation to lunch.Between unmarried 21 people it could also mean the young man is interested in the girl.Since this bank clerk was a stranger to the British woman, she was very puzzled (疑惑的) but 22 answered that she had eaten already. ( )19.A.surprised B.surprise C.surprising ( )20.A.the B.a C./( )21.A.young B.younger C.the youngest( )22.A.more quickly B.most quickly C.quickly BBACSoon she understood that it couldn’t be an invitation but was still puzzled as to why they 23 it.In the following days, people asked 24 the same question again and again and she spent many hours trying to work out why they kept asking this.At last she thought that these people 25 care about her health. ( )23.A.asked B.were asking C.ask( )24.A.she B.hers C.her( )25.A.can B.need C.mustACC五、短文填空。(★★☆,建议用时:5分钟)You should pay attention to different customs in different places.For 26. , in some villages of the minorities (少数民族), you mustn’t sit in the centre of the hall when you visit a family.And you can’t sit 27. the chair which faces to the door.It is for the 28. man in this family. If the host pours wine for you, you can’t 29. .But you can drink half of the wine.When you eatof young chopstick accept example everyone throw refuse different old polite onexampleonoldestrefuseup your rice, the host may give some more by 30. it into your bowl! In China, the dishes are placed on the table and 31. shares.Sometimes the hosts use their 32. to put food in your bowl or plate.This is a sign of friendship and politeness.It is always 33. to eat the food.If you do not want it or feel uncomfortable with this, you can just say “thank you” and leave the food there.And they may have 34. ways to treat you.You’d better 35._________ it.Do remember: When in Rome, do as the Romans do. of young chopstick accept example everyone throw refuse different old polite onthrowing everyonechopstickspolitedifferentaccept(共14张PPT)Unit 6 Crossing Cultures单元巩固提升01基础知识巩固02课标主题阅读素养提升一、根据句意和提示,用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。(☆)1.When I fell down, my dad me and wiped my tears. 2.We need a room to talk about our group project. 3.He answered the math problem and got a star. 4.The character in the story is a brave girl. 5.It’s a to eat dumplings on the Spring Festival in the north of China. private hug main tradition correcthugged private correctlymaintradition二、完成句子,词数不限。(★★)6.他如此认真做笔记,以至于他有需要时都能复习到所有细节。He takes notes he can review all the details whenever needed. 7.我奶奶习惯每晚去公园散步,即使下点小雨也不例外。My grandma in the park every evening, even if it rains lightly. 8.我们参观动物园时,导游叫我们要远离危险的动物。When we visited the zoo, the guide told us to the dangerous animals. so carefully thatgets/is used to walkingkeep off 9.如果我们在困境中互相帮助,小小的善举也会帮助很大。If we help each other in difficult times, small acts of kindness will . 10.(能力进阶题)上周收到我表哥的来信时,我很兴奋。 go a long wayI was very excited when I heard from my cousin last week.三、阅读理解。(★★☆,建议用时: 5分钟)范畴:人与社会 主题群:历史、社会与文化 子主题:身份认同与文化自信Li Xiuping, a performer of the Chinese puppet (木偶) show, is making a “puppet robot” these days.She hopes to use high technologies to let more people learn about Chinese puppets.In 2019, Li and her husband studied high technology.They tried to make the “puppet robot” more portable.To reduce the weight of the puppet, they used 3D printing technology to make its head.A roboticchip is implanted (植入) into the body of the puppet, making it possible to perform.And the look of the robotic puppet is the same as the traditional one.“It’s not difficult to learn how to perform using a ‘puppet robot’.A beginner can learn to use it well in only a day,” Li said.“Many people have never watched a live puppet show—some have just watched it on TV.I hope more people can know about this traditional performance with the help of puppet robots.”Li hopes puppet shows will be as popular as movies, and such performances will be brought into schools and villages in the future.( )11.When did Li and her husband study high technology A.In 2005. B.In 2007. C.In 2014. D.In 2019.( )12.What does the underlined word “portable” in Paragraph 2 mean A.Lucky. B.Light. C.Clever. D.Popular.( )13.According to the passage, the “puppet robot” . A.looks different from the traditional one B.can give some performancesC.often appears on TV D.can make chipsDBB( )14.What can we know from the passage A.Puppet shows may not be common in schools and villages now.B.It usually takes a person a day to use a traditional puppet well.C.3D printing technology is used to make the puppet’s body.D.Li’s husband teaches people how to use puppets.A( )15.What’s the best title for the passage A.3D Printing—a New TechnologyB.Excellent Puppet Show PerformersC.High Technologies in Traditional Puppet ShowsD.Great Love for Traditional Puppet CultureC四、回答问题。(★★,建议用时: 4分钟)范畴:人与社会 主题群:历史、社会与文化 子主题:身份认同与文化自信Nowadays, teenagers are playing a key role in spreading Chinese culture through the Internet.Li Hua, a 15 year old student from Guangdong, created a popular blog about traditional Chinese festivals.Her posts explain the history and customs of festivals like the Mid Autumn Festival and the Dragon Boat Festival in simple English.“I want foreign friends to understand China’s culture through my stories,”she said.Statistics (统计资料) show that over 30 million teenagers in China areusing social media platforms to share cultural content.Their posts cover various topics such as ancient poetry, calligraphy, and local folk art.Most of these young creators were born after 2005.They use creative methods like short videos and cartoons to present cultural elements (元素).According to cultural experts, this online cultural exchange helps build bridges between different countries.They advise schools to organize more activities to encourage students to take part in cultural creation.With the development of the Internet, these young voices are making China’s cultural stories heard worldwide.16.Who created a blog about traditional Chinese festivals 17.What topics do teenagers’ posts cover 18.When were most young cultural creators born Li Hua.Ancient poetry, calligraphy, and local folk art.After 2005.19.What methods do teenagers use to present cultural elements 20.What do cultural experts advise schools to do (They use creative methods like)short videos and cartoons(to present cultural elements).They advise schools to organize more activities. 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源列表 Period 1 课后分层作业.pptx Period 2 课后分层作业.pptx Period 3 课后分层作业.pptx Period 4 课后分层作业.pptx 单元巩固提升.pptx