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unit06AgendaLesson1Lesson2ExtendedExercisesCheckpointAgendaUNITGOALS1.Makeanexcusetodeclinefood2.Talkaboutfoodpassions3.Discusslifestylechanges4.Describeuniquefoods5.WriteaboutlifestyleLesson1Lesson1Lead-inListeningSpeakingReadingWriting1-Lead-inLead-inSitcom:HelpYourself,Everyone!Scene1ExerciseAExerciseB1-ExerciseAExerciseAA.CheckthefoodsCherylisservingatdinner.□asparagus□broccoli □steak □potatoes □cabbage□pasta □rice □noodles □fish □chicken1-ExerciseBExerciseBB.Checkwhethereachstatementtrue(T)orfalse(F). TrueFalse1.Mariessaysthefoodtastesdelicious. □ □2.CherylwatcheswhatBobeatsduringthemeal. □□3.Cherylcan’tstandvegetables. □□4.Bobtakesalargeportionofrice. □□5.Intheend,Bobeatsalotofbutter. □□6.Paulistryingtoloseweight. □□1-ListeningListeningPart1IUsedtoBe!Part2MakeanExcusetoDeclineFoodPart3AboutLosingWeightPart4ALectureonHealthIssues(1)Part5ALectureonHealthIssues(2)NewWords1-Part-1Part1IUsedtoBe!Checkwhichstatementsaretrue,accordingtotheconversationyouhear.Explainyouranswers.□1.Irisdoesn’teatsweetsnow. □4.Terridoesn’twantanycake.□2.Terridoesn’teatsweetsnow. □5.Irischangeshereatinghabits.□3.Irisdoesn’twantanycake. □6.Terrichangedhereatinghabits.1-Part-2Part2MakeanExcusetoDeclineFoodListencarefullytoeachconversation.Writethelettertocompleteeachstatement._________1.Cindy a.isavegetarian._________2.Frankie b.isavoidingsaltandoil._________3.Marie c.istryingtoloseweight._________4.Susan d.isallergictostrawberries._________5.George e.doesn’tcareforfish.c

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1-Part-3Part3AboutLosingWeightListentothepassageandcirclethecorrectanswertoeachquestion.1.Whichofthefollowingismentionedasawayoflosingweight? a.Toeatnothing b.Toworkhard c.Tohavesurgery d.Tocostalotofmoney2.HowmanyAmericansweighatleast20percentmorethantheiridealweight? a.30million b.13million c.20million d.70million3.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage? a.Bookstoresarekeepingtheirpromises. b.Dietbooksarenotalwayseffective. c.Dietbooksareusuallyhelpful. d.Therearelotsofwaysoflosingweight.1-Part-4Part4ALectureonHealthIssues(1)Circlethecorrectanswertocompleteeachstatement.1. Thefocusofthelectureseriesison_____. anizingworkandstudy b.maintainingahealthylifestyle c.copingwithhomesickness d.settlinginatuniversity2. Thelecturewillbegivenby_____. a.thepresidentoftheUnion b.thecampusdoctor c.asportscelebrity d.ahealthexpert3. Thisweek’slectureison_____. a.campusfood b.dieting c.sensibleeating d.savingmoney1-Part-5Part5ALectureonHealthIssues(2)Fillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.AbalanceddietAbalanceddietwillgiveyouenoughvitaminsfornormaldailyliving.Vitaminsinfoodcanbelostthrough1_______________.Typesofvitamins(a)Fatsolublevitaminsarestoredbythebody.(b)Watersolublevitamins—notstored,soyouneeda2_______________.GettingenoughvitaminsEat3_______________offoods.Buyplentyofvegetablesandstorethemin4________________________.cooking

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adequate adj. 足够的 ◆ allergic adj. 过敏的▲ anthropologist n. 人类学家◆ asparagus n. 石刁柏,芦笋 ◆ broccoli n. 花椰菜,西兰花菜

burnoff 消耗(能量/脂肪/热量等)1-NewWordsNewWords

cabbage n. 卷心菜,洋白菜◆ canteen n. 食堂

contribute v. 捐助（金钱、物品）;贡献（时 间、精力）

cope v.

对付;应付;处理◆ dietician n. someonewhoisspeciallytrained indietetics饮食学家,营养学家

essential adj. 绝对重要的;必不可少的1-NewWordsNewWords

garlic n. 大蒜 ★ grill v. 烧烤,烤制▲ intake n. (食物,饮品等的)摄入量

overweight adj. (人)体重超常的,肥胖的◆ pasta n. (常拌以调味汁的)意大利面食★ soluble adj. 可溶的,易溶解的1-PhrasesandExpressionsNewWords▲ strawberry n. 草莓

stress n. 压力,紧张

surgery n. 外科手术 ◆ trillion n. 一万亿 ◆ vegetarian n. 素食主义者

Vitamin n. 维生素 1-SpeakingSpeakingMakeanExcusetoDeclineFoodConversationModelConversationPairWork1-Conversation-ModelConversationModelReadandListenA:Everything’sready.Whydon’twesitdown?B:Thisfoodlooksgreat!C:Itreallysmellsdelicious. •••A:Pleasehelpyourself.C:Thanks.ButI’llpassonthechicken.A:Don’tyoueatchicken?C:Actually,no.I’mavegetarian.A:I’msorry.Ididn’tknowthat.C:Don’tworryaboutit.It’snotaproblem.Rhythmandintonationpractice:Nowlistenagainandtrytoimitate.Payattentiontothestresspattern.1-ConversationPairWorkConversationPairWorkRole-playadinnerwithfriends.Usethepicturesandmakeexcusestodeclinefood.A:Whydon’tyouhelpyourself?B:Thanks.ButI’llpasson________.A:Don’tyou________?B:________…Continuetheconversationinyourownway.WHATABOUTYOU?Arethereanyfoodsyouwon’teat?Why?Useyourownwords.chocolatessardinesfriessteaktofunoodlesshellfish1-ReadingReadingTopicPreviewTextATextBVocabularyExercisesVocabularyActivity1-TopicPreviewTopicPreviewWhichdoyouthinkisthemostimportantaspectoffood,nutritional,tastefulorconvenient?Why?1-TextATextATextComprehensionCheckTA-Text-1TextAReadthisarticle:Fusionisputtingtogetheratleasttwodifferentthings.Fusioncuisinereferstocombiningingredients—andsometimescookingtechniques—frommorethanoneculture.Thiscouldmeanaddinganunusualspicetoatraditionaldish,oritcouldmeanusingdifferentwaysofpreparingfoodandingredientsfromavarietyofcultures.Whatisfusioncuisine?TA-Text-2TextAFusioncuisinebecamepopularinrestaurantsinthe1970s.Whilemanypeoplethinkitisanewdiscovery,theideahasactuallyexistedforhundredsofyears.Europeanexplorersbrought“exotic”foodsliketomatoes,oranges,andricebackfromtheirtravels.PeoplelikedthesefoodssomuchthattheybeganusingthemintraditionalEuropeanmenus.Thekeytogreatfusioncuisineischoosingthebestelementsofvariouscultures’cookingandcombiningthesetocreatenewdishes.Thegoalistocomeupwithnew,interestingdishesthatsurpriseanddelightourtastes.TA-Text-3TextAOneexampleoffusioncuisineisaddingspicychiliesfromLatinAmericatotraditionalAsiandishes,suchasJapanesehandrollswithjalapenos.Anotherpopularresultoffusionisthewrap.Tortillas,originallyfromMexico,arenowfilledwitheverythingfromteriyakibeeftocurriedchicken.Anyonecancreatefusioncuisine.Makeflavorandexcitementyourgoals.Remember:varietyisthespiceoflife!★fusion★fusionn.thecombinationorjoiningtogetherofseparatethings,ideas,orgroups融合,合成Leonardorepresentsthefusionofartandscience.Herworkisafusionofseveraldifferentstylesofmusic.ingredientingredientn.oneofthetypesoffoodyouusetomakeaparticulardish(烹调用的)原料Thefoodishomecookedusingfreshingredients.Flourandfatarethemostimportantingredients.★spice★spicen.oneofthevarioustypesofpowderorseedtakenfromplants,thatyouputintofoodyouarecookingtogiveitaspecialtaste调味品;(额外的)情趣,风味,趣味Pepperandnutmegarespices.Sheneedsomethingtoputthespicebackintohermarriage.★exotic★exoticadj. seemingunusualandexcitingbecauseofbeing connectedwithaforeigncountry异国风情的,外国情调的Thedancersarewearingexoticcostumes.They’realwaysflyingofftofilminexoticlocations.elementelementn.onepartofawholesystem,plan,pieceofwriting,etc.部分,部件Advertisementisnottheonlyelementinthemarketingprocess.Honestyisanimportantelementinanyone’scharacter.◆chili◆chilin.aredorgreenvegetablewithahottaste,usuallythinandpointedinshape辣椒ChilipeppersweredomesticatedbyindigenousLatinAmericansaround6000yearsago.Ghebeginning最初,原先ThefamilyoriginallycamefromFrance.Itwasoriginallyconceivedasabiography,butbecameanovel.◆curry◆curryn. anIndianfoodconsistingofmeatorvegetablescookedinahotsaucewithahotflavor,ofteneatenwithrice咖喱饭Achicken/lamb/vegetablecurry鸡肉/羔羊肉/蔬菜咖喱饭v. tocooksomethingsuchasmeatorvegetablesinahotsaucewithahotflavor用咖喱烹制Curriedeggs/chicken咖喱鸡蛋/咖喱鸡flavorflavorn.aqualityorfeaturethatmakessomethinghaveaparticularstyleorcharacter特色,特点Thisdrinkhasastrongcitrusflavor.Freshgingergivesaneasternflavortothedish.excitementexcitementn.thefeelingofbeingexcited兴奋,激动Therewasgreatexcitementamongstthecrowdastheywaitedforthepresidenttocome.Aftertheexcitementsofthetour,Ieupwithcomeupwith

tothinkofsomethingsuchasanideaoraplan提出(主意,计划,回答等)Isthatthebestyoucancomeupwith?Theairlinehascomeupwithasolutiontotheproblemofjet-lag.TA-ComprehensionCheckComprehensionCheckFillintheblankswiththeinformationfromTextA.Tomakefusioncuisine,youneed1____________from2_______________andyoucancombine3____________differentcultures.Starting4____________________________ago,fusioncuisineisto5__________________.Itisverypopularand6____________canmakeit.Don’tforget:varietyisthespiceoflife!aningredientanotherculturetwoormoremorethanonehundredyearscreatenewdisheseveryone1-TextBTextBWarm-upTextComprehensionCheckCriticalThinkingTB-Warm-upWarm-upHowarepeople’slifestylesinyourcity?Doyouthinkpeople’seatinghabitsarebetterorworsethantheyusedtobe?Workinpairsorgroupstofindtheimportantwordsinthetextbelowandseewhatinformationyoucanget.Readingstrategy:summarizingSummarizethemainideainareadingtounderstandthepointthewriterismaking.TB-Text-1TextBChangingLifestylesContributetoObesitySeth,Mydans,TheNewYorkTimesAroundtheworld,morethanonebillionadultsareoverweight,andatleast300millionoftheseareclassifiedasobese.WhilethisusedtobeaproblemprimarilyintheWest,thenumberofobeseAsianshasbeenincreasingdramatically.ObesityisspreadingthroughoutAsia,especiallyamongchildren,aspeoplemovetobigcities,wheretheyeatfattierfastfoodsandliveamoresedentarylifestyle.“Wespoilhim,”saysWarisa

Waid,ateacherinBangkok,Thailand,ofher11-year-oldson,Saharat.“Wedon’tcareifitisgoodorbad;wejustfeedhimwhateverhewants.”Sheadds,“HespendsmostofhistimeinfrontoftheTV,playingvideogamesandwatchingcartoons.”TB-Text-2TextBWhenSaharatwasyounger,hewassmallforhisage.“Hisfather’sfamilybelievesthatbeingskinnyisbad,sotheykepttellingme,‘Whydon’tyoufeedyourkidmore?’and,‘What’swrongwithhim?’Hisgrandparentsgivehimfastfood,pizza,andallthat.”Sheadds,“Helovesdeep-friedstuff,andhedoesn’teatvegetablesatall.”InAsiancities,processedfoodsandfastfoodsrichwithsugarandsaturatedfatsareoftenthemostavailableandthecheapest.Atthesametime,peoplearegettinglessphysicalexercise.Dr.AugustoD.LitonjuaofthePhilippinesblameswhathecalls“malling,”whichhedefinesasspendingthedayinshoppingmallsandeatingatfast-foodrestaurants.Milk,icecream,cookies,softdrinks,andpotatochips—onceallforeignfoods—areascommoninmanypartsofAsianowasintheWest.Peopleareeatingmoremeatandeggsandlessriceandvegetables.Inthelasttwodecades,Thaishavedoubledtheirannualintakeofsugar.TheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)reportsthat6outof10deathsintheregionareduetodiseasesthatmaybelinkedtoobesity—heartattacks,stroke,diabetes,hypertension,andsomeformsofcancer.◆obesity◆obesityn.theconditionofbeingtoofatinawaythatisdangeroustoyourhealth过度肥胖;肥胖●AlargepercentageoftheAmericanpopulationisoverweight,andobesityisoneoftheleadingcausesofrelatedhealthproblems.●Theprimarycausesofobesityarelackofexerciseandovereating.adultadultn.afullygrownperson发育成熟的人●Ticketsare￡2.50foradultsand￡1.50forchildren.●Theadultsinthefamilylikethefrontpage,theeditorialpage,andtheworldnewssection.classifyclassifyv.todecidewhatgroupaplant,animal,booketcbelongtoaccordingtoasystem（依据某系统）将…分类Inthestudyfamiliesareclassifiedaccordingtotheirincomes.Thespecimenswereclassifiedintofourgroups.classifyclassify

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●Atastroke/onestroke:withasingleactionthatchangesthingscompletely一下子,一举strokestroke●Theyadded230customerstotheirlistatastroke.●Witha/thestrokewithapen:usedforemphasizingthatsomethingimportantisdonebythesimpleactofsigningadocument大笔一挥●Withthestrokeofapen,thechairmanhassignedawaythecompany.◆diabetes◆diabetesn.aseriousdiseaseinwhichthere’stoomuchsugarinyourblood糖尿病●Morethanone-hundred-thirty-millionpeoplearoundtheworldhavediabetes.●Diabetesalsoinjuresthekidneys,eyesandnerves,stopsbloodflowtothefeetandlegsandincreasesthechanceofheartdiseaseandstrokes.◆hypertension◆hypertensionn.amedicalconditioninwhichyourbloodpressureistoohigh高血压Ifyouarediagnosedwithhypertension,youhadbettertakeitseriouslyasyourlifecanbeputinrisk.Recentstudiessuggestthathypertensionamongchildrenmaybeincreasinglyprevalent,particularlyamongthosewhoareobese.definedefinev.

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culture.●Scientistsnowlinkcertaintypesofcancertotheamountofjunkfoodthatpeopleconsume.ProperNamesProperNamesBangkok 曼谷（泰国首都）Thailand 泰国Thai 泰国人thePhilippines 菲律宾群岛theWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)世界卫生组织TB-ComprehensionCheckComprehensionCheckChoosetheonestatementthatbestsummarizesthearticle“ChangingLifestylesContributetoObesity”:Parentsarespoilingtheirkidsbyfeedingthemwhatevertheywant.FastfoodshavebecomethemostavailableandthecheapesttypeoffoodinAsiancities.YoungpeopleinAsiaspendtoomuchtimehangingoutinshoppingmallsandeatingfastfoods.WhileitusedtobeaproblemonlyintheWest,obesityhasnowbecomeaprobleminAsia.MostdeathsinAsiacannowbelinkedtoobesity.TB-CriticalThinkingCriticalThinkingAccordingtothearticle,arethesestatementsdefinitelytrueorprobablytrue?Circlethebestanswer.[Note:Astatementis“Definitelytrue”ifitisstatedinthearticle.]Thaiseattwiceasmuchsugarastheyusedto. Definitelytrue□Probablytrue□Peopleincitiesgetlessexercisethanpeople Definitelytrue□Probablytrue□

inthecountry.Peoplewhoexerciselivelonger. Definitelytrue□Probablytrue□Fastfoodcostslessthanfreshfood. Definitelytrue□Probablytrue□Manyfastfoodshavealotofsugarorfat. Definitelytrue□Probablytrue□Eatingtoomuchsugarmaycausediabetes. Definitelytrue□Probablytrue□Asiansusedtoeatmorevegetablesthan Definitelytrue□Probablytrue□ theydonow.1-VocabularyExercisesVocabularyExercisesCompletethesentencewithawordorphraseinthebox.Changetheformwherenecessary.Eachonecanonlybeusedonce.Thehospitalhaslaunchedaninquirytofindoutwhowasto________forthemistake.Theyarealwaysflyingofftofilmin________locations.We’reinbigtroubleifwedon’t___________themoneyby6o’clock.Reduceyour________ofsalt,sugarandjunkfood,andyouwillenjoyahealthylife.Theworkforcewasreduced,partly________budgetpressures.obsess saturate intake blame spice flavorexotic dueto forone’sage comeupwithblameexoticcomeupwithintakedueto1-VocabularyExercisesVocabularyExercisesSheneededsomethingtoputthe________backintohermarriage.Heavyrains_________fieldsandpastures.Youareverygrownup____________.Jack’s_________withpersonalcleannessannoyseveryone.Freshgingergivesaneastern________tothedish.spice

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flavorobsess saturate intake blame spice flavorexotic dueto forone’sage comeupwith1-VocabularyActivityVocabularyActivityWritenamesoffoodsordrinksforeachcategorybelow.Vkteafruitjuicemineralwaterbeerchampagnewine... beefmuttonlambchopfishporkham ...applepeachapricotstrawberrywatermelonpapayamango...1-WritingWritingStep1ReadingStep2DiscussionStep3Writingaparagraph1-Step1ReadingStep1ReadingReadthepostcard.Fillintheblankswiththecorrectformoftaste,smellorlook.HiReiko, I’mhavingagreattimeinMarrakech!YesterdayIwalkedinthemainsquare,andit1_______likeascenefromamovie!Peopleinlong,beautifulrobeswereeverywhere,andtherewassomuchfood!Isawsomefishthat2_______likethekindwehaveathome.Somewhereelseinthemarket,Icouldn’tseewhere,therewasakindofgrilledmeatthat3________terrific.Ifoundit,butIdidn’tknowifIshouldtryit.It4_______kindofstrange,butIboughtsomeanyway.Itwasdelicious!It5_______bothspicyandsweet.Itwasn’tatallwhatIexpect!Youshouldcomehereonyournextvacation! Seeyousoon, Junkolookedlookedsmelledlookedtasted1-Step2DiscussionStep2DiscussionDiscusswithyourpartnertolistsomefoodsthatgowiththedescription.Spicy_________________________________.Crunchy_______________________________.Sweet_________________________________.Sour__________________________________.Hard__________________________________.Chewy________________________________.Salty__________________________________.pepper,curry

nuts,pretzelscake,candy,chocolatelemons,limesapples,candycookies,meats,fishpotatochips,sardines1-Step3WritingaparagraphStep3WritingaparagraphDescribeanunusualfoodyouhaveeaten.Whereandwhendidyoueatit?Whatdiditlook,smell,andtastelike?Wouldyourecommendittoothers?Youcanbeginitlikethis:OneofthestrangestthingsI’veevereatenis_______________________________.Sample

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spacehousewivesreplacing2-Passage-BExerciseBCirclethecorrectanswer.1.Whichkindofthefollowingfoodcontainswatermost? a.Leafvegetables b.Rootvegetables c.Leanmeat d.Fish2. Whatistheusualmethodfordryingvegetables,mincedmeatandfish? a.Sun-dried b.Wind-dried c.Driedbymachine d.Pouringthemoveraheatedsteelcylinder2-Part-3Part3AConversationinaRestaurantExerciseAExerciseB2P-Passage-AExerciseACheckwhethereachstatementisTrue(T)orFalse(F).

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current n. 气流★ cylinder n. 圆柱体,圆筒◆ decaffeinated adj. （咖啡或茶）脱去咖啡因的◆ dehydration n. 脱水▲ dough n. （做面包,糕点等用的）生面 团,湿面团

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