初中英语人教版七年级下册unit10-2a-2c.pptx

Unit 10 I’d like some noodles. ;What do you do or eat on your birthday?;Birthday Food Around the World;2b. Read the article about food traditions and complete the chart. ;Country;2c. Read the article again and answer the questions.;3. Why do people never cut up birthday noodles in China? __________________________________ 4. Why do people eat special foods on their birthday? ___________________________________ ;around the world make a wish in one go come true cut up ;2b. Read the article about food traditions and complete the chart. ;out all the candles in one go, the wish will _________. In the UK, people sometimes put a candy in the birthday cake. The child with the candy is lucky. In ________, it is ______________ to have cake on your birthday. But many people still eat very ____________________________. They never cut up the noodles because the long noodles are a symbol of long life. In some places, Chinese people also eat eggs on their birthday. They are a symbol of long life and ___________. All of these birthday foods may be different, but the ideas are __________. They bring good luck to the birthday person.; When North Americans think of birthday foods, the one that comes to mind is cakes! Lets take a look at some of the birthday foods around the world. In China, long, noodles are cooked in soup to show long life to come. In Korea, a soup made with seaweed, is served at birthday meals. In some parts of Canada, coins are put into the birthday cakes. It is called a lucky cake. The person who gets the piece with the highest-value coin will have the best luck that year. In the Netherlands, youre expected to make your own cake on your birthday and serve it to your guests. The traditional Swedish birthday cake is a pound cake covered and filled with whipped cream and strawberries. In Russia, pies, but not cakes, are the main birthday dessert. In India, birthday parties provide payesh, which is a type of rice pudding.;Korea