unit-4-food

UnitFourFoodIn-classroomActivityTheFirstStepLeading-inActivitiesLead-inActivities:BrainstormingWhatkindoffooddowehaveinourdailylife?Whatkindoffooddowesternershaveintheirdailylife?Lead-inActivities:BrainstormingYouarewhatyoueat!Lead-inActivitiesThefoodyouhavereflectswhoyouare!Lead-inActivitiesAbriefcomparisonoffoodculturesbetweenChinaandUSALead-inActivitiesAttitudetowardfoodFoodasthefirstnecessityinChina.Lead-inActivitiesNutritionColor,aromaandtasteFajitasAntsclimbingthetreeWhatChineseeat:Lead-inActivitiesMorethan600kindsofvegetablesinChinesefoodWhatChineseeat:Lead-inActivitiesAlmosteverythingiseatable!Lead-inActivitiesBeefChickenFishMuttonPorkShrimpBreadPotatoCornVegetableOneTwoThreeFourWhatAmericanseat:Lead-inActivitiesDifferencesintablewareLead-inActivitiesDifferencesintablemannersLead-inActivitiesWhatpoortablemannerstheyhave!DifferencesbetweenChineseandAmericanFoodCulturesFoodConceptFoodStructureTableMannersFoodasthefirstnecessity.Color,aromaandtaste.Eightregionalcuisines.Emphasisonnutrition.Relativelysimplecookingprocess.Grainsasstaple,withmeatandvegetables.Almosteverythingiseatable.Dishesbasedonmeatanddairyproducts,supplementedwithcereals.Arounddiningtable.Asmalldishwithchopsticksandtablespoons.CheersAlongdiningtablewithfolksandknives,andnapkins.Seldomtalkingtooloud.Lead-inActivitiesFooddiffersfromculturetoculture!Fooddiffersfromregiontoregion!TextIAfoodtouroftheUnitedStatesReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-41.Forinstance,NewOrleansisknownforitsjambalaya,aspicydishofrice,ham,shrimps,andtomatoesReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-41.Forinstance,NewOrleansisknownforitsjambalaya,aspicydishofrice,ham,shrimps,andtomatoesContextsignals:,context:aspicydishofrice,ham,shrimpsandtomatoesDictionary:aCreolestewmadeofriceandshrimp,oysters,crabs,ham,chicken,etc.,withspicesand,often,vegetablesReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-42.Citrusfruit---oranges,grapefruit,lemonsandlimes---areproducedinFloridaandCalifornia.ReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-42.Citrusfruit---oranges,grapefruit,lemonsandlimes---areproducedinFloridaandCalifornia.Contextsignals:---…---Context:orange,grapefruit,lemonsandlimesDictionary:anyfruitfromagenus(Citrus)oftreesandshrubsoftheruefamily,thatbearoranges,lemons,limes,orothersuchfruitReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-43.TraditionalAmericancuisinehasincludedEuropeanfoodstaffssuchaswheat,dairyproducts,pork,beef,andpoultry.ReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-43.TraditionalAmericancuisinehasincludedEuropeanfoodstaffssuchaswheat,dairyproducts,pork,beef,andpoultry.Contextsignals:hasincludedContext:foodstaffssuchaswheat,dairyproducts,pork,beef,andpoultryDictionary:thefoodprepared,asinarestaurantReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-44.Themovementofhiscamel,thedesertheat,andthechemicalsinthepouchmadethemilkseparateintocurdsandwhey.Thethickpart,orcurd,wasthefirstcheese.ReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-44.Themovementofhiscamel,thedesertheat,andthechemicalsinthepouchmadethemilkseparateintocurdsandwhey.Thethickpart,orcurd,wasthefirstcheese.Contextsignals:separateinto…and…Context:thefirstcheese(frommilk)Dictionary:[pl.]thecoagulatedpartofmilk,fromwhichcheeseismade:itisformedwhenmilksoursandisdistinguishedfromwhey,thewaterypartReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-45.Sometimesthehostmayoffertwodifferentkindsofdesert,andwillaskpeoplewhichtheywouldprefer.Theneachpersonwillbegivenaportion,andofferedsomemorewhentheyhavefinishedtheirfirsthelping.ReadingSkill:ContextCluetoWordMeaningI-45.Sometimesthehostmayoffertwodifferentkindsofdesert,andwillaskpeoplewhichtheywouldprefer.Theneachpersonwillbegivenaportion,andofferedsomemorewhentheyhavefinishedtheirfirsthelping.Contextsignal:somemore;andContext:aportionDictionary:aportionoffoodservedtoonepersonIn-classroomActivityTheSecondStepWordPretest(p.43)WordPretest1.Thevegetablepieisthespecialtyofthisrestaurant.A.afamousdishB.anordinarydishC.aparticularfinedishWordPretest1.Thevegetablepieisthespecialtyofthisrestaurant.A.afamousdishB.anordinarydishC.aparticularfinedishWordPretest2.Thehousewasfilledwiththearomaofcoffee.A.tasteB.colorC.smellWordPretestaroma–apleasant,oftenspicyodor;fragranceasofaplant,awine,cooking,etc.A.taste–thesensationofsaltiness,sweetnessandsoonthatyouhavewhensomethingisputinyourmouthB.colour–red,blue,green,black,etcC.smell–theeffectthatsomethinghasonyournoseWordPretest3.Thaifoodishotandspicy.A.havingablandtasteB.havingasweettasteC.havingapleasantstrongtasteWordPretestspicy---containingoraboundingspicesA.havingablandtaste---mild,smooth,notsharp,harsh,etc.B.havingasweettasteC.havingapleasantstrongtasteWordPretest4.Theseedsaretastyandnutritious.A.harmfultothebodyB.deliciousC.valuabletothebodyWordPretestnutritious–nourishing;ofvalueasfoodA.harmfultothebody–causingsomeonetobehurtorcausingsomethingtobedamagedB.delicious–tastingorsmellingverypleasantC.valuabletothebody–veryusefultothebodyWordPretest5.Orangegrovesgrowaroundthevillage.A.smallgroupsoftreesplantedclosetogetherB.LargegroupsoftreesplantedclosetogetherC.smallgroupsofthreess