高中英语good manners-- extensive reading课件旧人教第一册上.pptVIP

Extensive Reading Important phrases communicate with sb. know about shake hands a strong /firm handshake in public a sign of good taste at home and abroad Important sentences 1. Having good manners is seen by many people as a sign of cultural understanding and good taste. Important sentences 2. Many North Europeans carry a cotton handkerchief in their pocket into which they sometimes blow their noses. Important sentences 3. In Russia, You often have to match your drink with that of your host if you want to be friendly. * On Page 118 Listening Reading A friend of yours is going to visit an Arab family. Give him/her some advice about what he/she should and shouldn’t do. If you are visiting a country in the Middle East/ an Arab country, you should know that some customs are quite different from ours. First, when you meet your friend at the airport, you can greet each other by embracing and kissing each other. When your host invites you to his house, you should be careful not to say that you like a painting or other thing in their house very much. be strong and not soft or wet. People in Thailand put their hands together and bow their heads when they greet you. Finally, with Indians you should never use your left hand for greeting, eating, drinking or smoking. 2. In which country do people have rules of behavior about hands? What are the rules? Many countries have rules about hands. Westerners shake hands when they meet. Americans and Europeans want to give and get a strong handshake. Your hand should 3. Blowing your nose at the table or spitting isn’t very polite. What would be a good solution? In many western countries you can blow your nose at the table (if you turn away from the table), but perhaps it is better to excuse yourself for a moment and go to the bathroom to blow your nose and wash your hands. 4. In a Western country it is impolite to ask people how much money they make, and in most Western cou