第二节 书面表达
任务一:根据上面的短文,补全表格。

任务二:仿照上面的短文,简短介绍中国的闲聊礼仪,具体内容可包括1~2个闲聊礼仪核心要点。
任务一:根据上面的短文,补全表格。
任务二:仿照上面的短文,简短介绍中国的闲聊礼仪,具体内容可包括1~2个闲聊礼仪核心要点。
答案
任务一:
1. A light, friendly and casual conversation about unimportant things, usually between strangers or people who are not very familiar with each other.
2. To break awkward silence, show one's kindness, make others feel relaxed and build a nice interpersonal atmosphere.
3. When waiting in line, waiting for public transport, at a casual party, before the class begins and other public occasions.
4. Weather, interesting hobbies, popular movies or music, local snacks, recent relaxing public events and so on.
5. Never talk about others' private information such as age, income, weight or unkind comments on others' appearance, keep the conversation pleasant and not too long.
任务二:
Small Talk in China
In China, small talk is an important part of daily communication. One of the most special points is that people often start a conversation by asking "Have you eaten yet?" or talking about the traffic on the way, it is just a way to show friendliness, not a real invitation to eat together. Besides, when chatting with people you meet for the first time, you can also talk about recent delicious food or interesting places to visit, these topics are very safe. But you'd better not ask about strangers' age or their private family matters, which will make them uncomfortable.
1. A light, friendly and casual conversation about unimportant things, usually between strangers or people who are not very familiar with each other.
2. To break awkward silence, show one's kindness, make others feel relaxed and build a nice interpersonal atmosphere.
3. When waiting in line, waiting for public transport, at a casual party, before the class begins and other public occasions.
4. Weather, interesting hobbies, popular movies or music, local snacks, recent relaxing public events and so on.
5. Never talk about others' private information such as age, income, weight or unkind comments on others' appearance, keep the conversation pleasant and not too long.
任务二:
Small Talk in China
In China, small talk is an important part of daily communication. One of the most special points is that people often start a conversation by asking "Have you eaten yet?" or talking about the traffic on the way, it is just a way to show friendliness, not a real invitation to eat together. Besides, when chatting with people you meet for the first time, you can also talk about recent delicious food or interesting places to visit, these topics are very safe. But you'd better not ask about strangers' age or their private family matters, which will make them uncomfortable.
解析
任务一结合鲁教版八年级对应单元关于Small Talk的核心知识点,给出符合课标要求和常识的补全内容;任务二按照要求选取中国闲聊礼仪的两个典型核心要点,写出符合八年级英语水平的简短介绍,内容贴合实际、语法简单准确。
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