资料简介
Section A (1a-2d)
Unit 10
You’re supposed to shake
hands.
学习目标
Key words & phrases:
custom, bow, kiss, greet
Key sentences:
—What are people in Korea supposed to do when
they meet for the first time?
—They’re supposed to bow.
(…be supposed / expected to do sth.)
Learn about different customs in
different countries.
Different countries have different cultures.
Lead in
What do people do when they meet for the
first time?
shake hands
Sometimes it’s not polite
to shake hands.
kiss v. & n.亲吻，接吻
bow v. & n.鞠躬
Maybe they’re supposed to bow or kiss.
In the United States what do the people do
when they meet for the first time?
In America, they are
supposed to shake
hands.
In Mexico, they are supposed to shake
hands.
In Mexico what do the people do when
they meet for the first time?
They are supposed to bow when they
meet for the first time.
In Korea
In Japan
They are supposed to bow when they
meet for the first time.
In Brazil, People kiss each other when
they meet for the first time.
shaking hands: You should shake hands
with others with a smile. At the same time
you shouldn’t wear hats or gloves when
you do this. Usually, the time of shaking
hands shouldn’t last more than 3 seconds.
It is polite to wait for the ladies, the leaders
or the old to show their hands first, then
you can shake with them.
拓展
bow: When you bow to others, you should
stand at attention and take off your hat to
show your respect.
kiss: If you meet a friend or your relative,
you can greet him or her with a hug or a
kiss on the cheeks. If you are a couple, you
can hug and kiss, but if you are parents and
children, you just kiss on the face or
forehead. If you are brothers or sisters, you
just kiss on the cheeks.
n. 风俗；习惯
countries customs
1. _____ Brazil
2. _____ the United States
3. _____ Japan
4. _____ Mexico
5. _____ Korea
a. bow
b. shake hands
c. kiss
b
What do people do when they meet for the
first time? Match the countries with the
customs.
c
a
b
a
Presentation
1a
Listen and check your answers in 1a.
countries customs
1. _____ Brazil
2. _____ the United States
3. _____ Japan
4. _____ Mexico
5. _____ Korea
a. bow
b. Shake hands
c. kiss
c
b
a
b
a
1b
Make conversations about what
people in different countries do when
they meet for the first time. Talk
about the countries in 1a or other
countries.
1c
A: What are people in Korea supposed
to do when they meet for the first
time?
B: They’re supposed to bow. How
about in the United States?
A: In the United States, they’re
expected to shake hands.
…
Maria is an exchange student. Last night
she had dinner at an American friend’s
house. Listen and check (√) the mistakes
Maria make.
2a
Maria’s mistakes
_______ arrived late
_______ ate the wrong food
_______ greeted Paul’s mother the
wrong way
_______ wore the wrong clothes
1. Maria was supposed to arrive at 7:00, but
she _____________.
2. In Maria’s country, when you’re invited
for 7:00, you’re expected to ___________.
Listen again. Fill in the blanks.
arrived at 8:00
come later
2b
3. When Maria met Paul’s mom, she was
supposed to ___________.
4. Maria should ask what she is supposed
to _______ if she is invited to a party
next time.
wear
shake hands
How was the dinner at
Paul’s house last night?
Well, it was OK, but I made
some mistakes. I was
supposed to arrive at 7:00,
but…
Role-play a conversation between Maria
and Dan. Use the information in 2a and 2b.
2c
Role-play the conversation.
How was the welcome party for foreign
students last night?
Great! I made some new friends. But a
funny thing happened.
2d
What?
I met a Japanese boy called Sato, and
as soon as I held out my hand, he
bowed.
That’s how people in Japan
are expected to greet each
other. It’s impolite if you
don’t bow.
I didn’t know that. So I just stood there
with my hand out. Finally, I returned the
bow.
I remember when I first met Marie last year,
I did the same thing. I held out my hand and
to my surprise, she kissed me on both sides of
my face!
I wouldn’t mind that!
Very funny. Later I found out French
people are supposed to kiss when they see
each other.
Countries Customs
France kiss
Japan bow
Korea bow
Brazil kiss
The United States shake hands
Mexico shake hands
China shake hands
… …
Different Customs
1. You are supposed to shake hands.
be supposed to do… 应该……被期望
做……，当句子的主语是人时，它可
以用来表示劝告，建议，义务，责任
等，相当于“to be expected to do
sth.,
or to have to do sth.”
Language Points
e.g. You’re supposed to ask the teacher if
you want to leave the classroom.
如果你要离开教室，应该先问问老
师。
We are not supposed to play
football on Sunday.
不准我们在星期日踢足球。
2. That’s how people in Japan are expected
to greet each other.
greet = to welcome or say “hello”
v. “问候，打招呼”
e.g. He greeted her by saying “good mor-
ning”. 他向她打招呼说 “早上好”。
She greeted me with a friendly smile.
她向我微笑致意。
翻译句子。
1、这就是日本人期待的相互问候的方式。
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2、我只是傻傻的伸着手站在那，最后我也鞠躬。
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3、我伸出了手，但出乎我的意料，她亲了我的面颊。
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Exercises
That’s how people in Japan are expected to greet
each other.
So I just stood there with my hand out. Finally, I
returned the bow.
I held out my hand and to my surprise, she
kissed me on both sides of my face!
Summary
1. Key words & phrases:
custom, bow, kiss, greet
2. Key sentences:
(…be supposed / expected to do sth.)
3. Learned about different customs in
different countries.
Homework
1. Preview the passage in 3a.
2. Do the exercises in students’ book.
Thank
you!
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