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阅读教材1b的语篇并完成以下题目。
Activity 1 学习理解
Ⅰ.回答问题
1. What happened when Nancy arrived 10 minutes early to a party?
2. What gifts do people usually bring to a party in France?
3. Why did Nancy feel silly at the party?
阅读教材1b的语篇并完成以下题目。
Activity 1 学习理解
Ⅰ.回答问题
1. What happened when Nancy arrived 10 minutes early to a party?
Her friend looked surprised because he was still getting everything ready.
2. What gifts do people usually bring to a party in France?
Chocolates or flowers.
3. Why did Nancy feel silly at the party?
Because she wore a simple blouse and shorts while everyone else was dressed nicely/well.
答案
Ⅰ. 1. Her friend looked surprised because
he was still getting everything ready.
2. Chocolates or flowers.
3. Because she wore a simple blouse and
shorts while everyone else was dressed
nicely/well.
he was still getting everything ready.
2. Chocolates or flowers.
3. Because she wore a simple blouse and
shorts while everyone else was dressed
nicely/well.
Ⅱ.根据1b课文完成导图
Activity 2 应用实践
Diana will go to Paris next week. She is unfamiliar with French culture, so Nancy explains French social etiquette to her. Role-play a conversation between Nancy and Diana based on the content of the email.
Activity 3 迁移创新
Design a "Chinese Social Customs Guide" for French exchange students. Include at least 4 suggestions covering gifts, meals, conversation topics, and so on.
Activity 2 应用实践
Diana will go to Paris next week. She is unfamiliar with French culture, so Nancy explains French social etiquette to her. Role-play a conversation between Nancy and Diana based on the content of the email.
Activity 3 迁移创新
Design a "Chinese Social Customs Guide" for French exchange students. Include at least 4 suggestions covering gifts, meals, conversation topics, and so on.
答案
Ⅱ. 1. a little lonely
2. embarrassing experiences 3. on time
4. bring gifts 5. Food and culture
6. French 7. closer relationships
Activity 2 One possible version:
Diana: Hi, Nancy! I'm going to Paris next
week. But I'm a little nervous because I
don't know about French customs.
Nancy: Don't worry! I can share some tips
with you. They will be helpful to you. If you
are attending a party, you'd better arrive on
time or a few minutes late. This is normal in
France. Once, I arrived early, and the host
was still setting up. Awkward!
Diana: Really? In China, being early is
polite! Should I bring something?
Nancy: Always bring a small gift-like
flowers or chocolates. At my first party, I
forgot, but everyone else had one!
Diana: OK! I'll pack some nice chocolates.
How should I dress?
Nancy: You should always try to dress for
the occasion. The French are dressed more
carefully.
Diana: What should I avoid when talking to
others?
Nancy: Avoid personal questions. Don't ask
them about their age, their family, whether
they are married, or how much money they
make. Stick to food and culture.
Diana: That's amazing! Can I speak English
in my communication?
Nancy: Of course! But you can develop
closer relationships with them if you use
French. I found that even a simple "merci"
goes a long way!
Diana: Thank you so much for telling me all
these things.
Nancy: You are welcome! Just relax and
enjoy it. Au revoir!
Diana: Au revoir!
Activity 3 One possible version:
Dear French friends,
Welcome to China! Here are some
simple tips to help you understand Chinese
customs.
First, when visiting someone, bring a
small gift. Good choices are fruit, tea or
snacks. Do not give clocks or white
flowers-they are for funerals.
Second, at dinner, wait for the host to tell
you where to sit. Do not start eating first.
Never stick chopsticks in your rice bowl.
Third, avoid talking about money,
politics or religion. Safe topics are food,
weather and Chinese culture.
Finally, try to learn a few Chinese
words like "xièxìe"(thank you) or "nǐ hǎo"
(hello). People will be happy even if your
pronunciation isn't perfect!
We hope you enjoy your time in China!
2. embarrassing experiences 3. on time
4. bring gifts 5. Food and culture
6. French 7. closer relationships
Activity 2 One possible version:
Diana: Hi, Nancy! I'm going to Paris next
week. But I'm a little nervous because I
don't know about French customs.
Nancy: Don't worry! I can share some tips
with you. They will be helpful to you. If you
are attending a party, you'd better arrive on
time or a few minutes late. This is normal in
France. Once, I arrived early, and the host
was still setting up. Awkward!
Diana: Really? In China, being early is
polite! Should I bring something?
Nancy: Always bring a small gift-like
flowers or chocolates. At my first party, I
forgot, but everyone else had one!
Diana: OK! I'll pack some nice chocolates.
How should I dress?
Nancy: You should always try to dress for
the occasion. The French are dressed more
carefully.
Diana: What should I avoid when talking to
others?
Nancy: Avoid personal questions. Don't ask
them about their age, their family, whether
they are married, or how much money they
make. Stick to food and culture.
Diana: That's amazing! Can I speak English
in my communication?
Nancy: Of course! But you can develop
closer relationships with them if you use
French. I found that even a simple "merci"
goes a long way!
Diana: Thank you so much for telling me all
these things.
Nancy: You are welcome! Just relax and
enjoy it. Au revoir!
Diana: Au revoir!
Activity 3 One possible version:
Dear French friends,
Welcome to China! Here are some
simple tips to help you understand Chinese
customs.
First, when visiting someone, bring a
small gift. Good choices are fruit, tea or
snacks. Do not give clocks or white
flowers-they are for funerals.
Second, at dinner, wait for the host to tell
you where to sit. Do not start eating first.
Never stick chopsticks in your rice bowl.
Third, avoid talking about money,
politics or religion. Safe topics are food,
weather and Chinese culture.
Finally, try to learn a few Chinese
words like "xièxìe"(thank you) or "nǐ hǎo"
(hello). People will be happy even if your
pronunciation isn't perfect!
We hope you enjoy your time in China!
