Unit12CultureShockLesson1课件北师大版必修4.ppt

Lesson 1;;The most common and typical foods eaten in Britain include the sandwich, fish and chips, pies and roasts dinners.;Bed Breakfast - A typical kind of hostel in Britain. It can provide you a bedroom and breakfast.;money ;There are a number of situations in which it is common to leave a tip, although you should not feel that you have to do this if you cannot afford to do so or if you were not happy with the service provided.;The British are very proud of their sense of humour but many non-British people find it hard to understand. ;The capital of England is London.;Listen and learn the new vocabulary.;A quiz about the UK;3. Who rules the country: the prime Minister or the Queen? A. The Queen B. The prime Minister C. both 4. What are the provinces called in England? A. counties B. departments C. provinces ;Five important cities in the UK;national flag; the symbol of London - Big Ben;Tower?Bridge, which was built in 1894 is across the Thames;Buckingham?Palace;St. Paul cathedral, where Prince Wales and Princess Diana got married;What does the text mainly introduce?;What does the text mainly introduce?; Are these sentences true or false? 1. You can only eat English food in London. 2. Aunt Mei is visiting for one week. 3. You don’t always need to leave a tip after a meal in a restaurant. 4. Some British mushrooms aren’t safe to eat. ; 5. British people never laugh. 6. There are many Chinese restaurants in Britain. 7. Most British are friendly. 8. It is always foggy in London.; Why does the writer call London an International City? 2. When do you need to tip in London? 3. Where would you better stay if you go to London for a visit? Why? 4. What does the writer suggest his aunt bring if she wants to buy something? Why?; Why does the writer call London an International City? 2. When do you