高二英语人教版必修五课件：Unit2 The United Kingdom-Listening Speaking and Writing.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PART2 LL: So what about the second and third groups? S: Well, the second group’s easy. They’re people with British parents or who were born in Britain. This is the largest number of British Citizens. LL: And the third group? S: They come form other countries. But if a person lives and works in Britain for five years they can become a British Citizen. LL: I see. What if you have black skin? S: It doesn’t matter what colour your skin is! Many black people come from the Caribbean, India or Pakistan to set up small businesses. They’re all British now.. LL: Have they contributed to British culture? S: Oh yes, with their music and food, of course! We’ve a new national dish from India called chicken tikka masla. It is now more popular than our traditional national dish of fish and chips. So you can see how truly multicultural we are! Answer key for exercise 2 on page 52 The interviewer thinks King James caused the problem because he changed his mind. First he let the Catholics worship as they liked. Then when he saw how many of them there were he decided not to let them worship as they liked. This made the Catholics very upset. LISTENING TASK (P52) Ⅰ. Decide which sentences are true and which are false. King James was a Catholic. King James supported Protestants. He never allowed the Catholics to practise their religion. The king thought there were few Catholics at first. The king was consistent in his attitude towards the Catholics. The interviewer supported the king. Answer key for exercise 4 on page 53 King James changed his attitude to the Catholics because he was frightened when he saw how many of them there were. All the countries that were friendly to England were Protestant and all the countries that were not friendly were Catholic. Then he would lose the friendship of all the Protestant countries. No, he didn’t. The king changed his mind and upset the Catholics. He did not discuss things