《 M6U3Reading Cultural differences 》设计方案

M6U3ReadingCulturaldifferencesI. Complete my essay, please.Thanks to the help of Peter and Waled, I have gathered muc h information about __________________________.For example, Westerns usually open the present as soon as they receive it to see the person’s __________________. Wedding customs also __________ greatly. At a Korean w edding ceremony, they have a _________ hen and a rooster to _________________ bad spirits. However, at wedding receptio ns in , men and women sit ________________ and alcohol is _ _______________.Also, in , it is appropriate to use the____________ to point. Poi nting with your first finger may cause ______________ .Although Americans and Brits speak the same language, t heir _______________ are not always alike. The British ______ _________ Bonfire Night on November 5th every year, ______ ____ Americans don’t have this festival.Pair work: Quiz — which is right? Circle the right answer, ple ase.1. Indians nod their heads to disagree / agree.2. Egyptians wear yellow / blue clothes at funerals (葬礼).3. Japanese like the numbers 5,7,9 / 2,6,8 .4. Men are / aren’t allowed to shake hands with women in .5. Arabians use their left / right hand to pass things to others.6. Brits drive on the left / right side of the road.7. Westerns consider dragons lovely / evil.8. Brits believe walking under a ladder will bring good / bad lu ck.9. The bat is considered as a sign of luck / evil in .10.Americans advocate individualism / collectivism (集体主义).III. Group discussion:1. What should Xu Datong do to get his son back?2. What attitudes should we take towards other cultures?3. What’s the English saying that best describes what we sho uld do when living in foreign countries?______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ____Let’s watch some interesting pictures. Try to find out the differ ences in it as many as possible.Good morning, everyone. Just now we watched some interest ing pictures of different countries. How many cultural differenc es have you found? (板书 cultural differences )Great! Today we wll learn more about cultural differences. Op en our textbooks and turn to page 34, please. “cultural differe nces”, go through the article quickly and find the answers to th e three questions. (PPT) O.K. tell me the answers to the qu estions. (PPT)These special occasions are examples of cultural differences. (PPT) Let’s read the reading strategy together to understand the use of examples. (PPT)So in this article the examples are used to explain the concept of cultural differences. Let’s look at these example in detail.The first example is an end-of-term ceremony. (PPT) go through it (PPT) : What happened a t the ceremony and the reason for it. What will Chinese do on this occasion? Will we open the present right away? (No) Why ? (Because it’s rude to do that.) Very good. This example sho ws Brits and Chinese act differently when receiving a gift. So Politeness may mean different things in different countries. M ore specifically, between (western countries and eastern coun tries). It’s cultural difference, too. (板书)Now let’s move on to the second example, “a Korean wedding ceremony”. go through it quickly . Tell me whether these sent ences true or false. (PPT)As we can see, Korean wedding ceremony is quite different fr om Chinese wedding ceremony. This is part of cultural differe nces, too. (板书) Besides, both Korea and China are Asian countries, so wecan see there are also cultural differences between eastern c ountries (板书)Another Asian country is mentioned in the article, it’s (). (PPT) Let’s listen to what Waled tells Ma Li about . Match the infor mation with its related countries. (PPT)These example reflect the cultural difference in (Wedding rec eptions) between (eastern countries). So we use different ge stures, or body language.Just now we discussed the cultural differences between easte rn countries and western countries or between eastern countri es. What about western countries? Do they have the same cu lture? (No) Now let’s read the article from L41- L52, to learn more about western culture. (PPT) You are Pter and I am Ma Li.What do Brits do on Bonfire Night? (PPT) Do Americans cele brate Bonfire Night, too? (No) Why? Do they have this festiva l? No (Because they don’t have this festival) (PPT) From this example, we can see even though Brits and Americans share the same lanhuage, their customs are not always alike. This i s the difference in (Festival) between western countries. (板书) Let’s learn more about Bonfire Night. (读)Based on the information Ma Li has gathered, she writes an e ssay on it, but some words are missing. Complete it for her. L et’s read it together to check the answers. (齐读)Great! Now please go through the last part of the article and fi nd out the benefits of learning about cultural differences? (P PT)Since learning about cultural differences are so important, it’s necessary for us to learn more about it. I’ve prepared a quiz f or you. Discuss it with your partner and circle the right answer , please. (PPT) Now let’s see if you have the right answer.1. this is difference in (body language) (板书) 2. What do we wear at funerals? (Black or white clothe s) this is difference about (funeral ceremony) (板书) 3. what numbers do we like? (6, 8, 18). Because it has similar pronuciation as make a fortune. This is about superstit ion. (板书) 迷信 4. how they greet each other? They put their hands toge ther and bow slightly. this is difference in (greetings) 5. ac cording to their religion, the left hand is dirty, so it’s offensive to pass things with their left hand. 6 this is difference in (traf fic rules, or laws.)7. we consider dragons loving. We call ourselves “the descen dants of dragon”, or the offspring of dragon. This is difference in (belief) 8. this is difference in (superstition)9. why? Because the Chinese pronunciation of “bat” is the sa me as the pronuciation of “luck”.this is also difference in (superstition) 10. why ? what indivi dual heroes do you know? (superman, batman, spiderman.) t his is difference in (belief, too)So far, we have discussed a lot about cultural differences. As we can see, it is related to nearly every aspect of culture. Cult ural differences simply mean the differences in culture. let’s l ook at what culture is. (PPT) Let’s read it together.Due to people’s different way of living, different location and hi story, there are so many cultural differences. So it’s common f or someone living in a foreign country to experience some kin d of “cultural shock”. In its narrow sense, it refers to the troubl es caused by cultural misunderstanging. (PPT)In 2001, 梁家辉and 蒋雯丽starred a movie called Gua Sha. Do you know Gua Sha? Aswe all know, gua sha is a traditional Chinese treatment for col d, headache,etc. which will leave bruise on the body. Becaus e of Aamericans don’t understand Gua Sha, the leading role, Xu Datong, got into a serious trouble. We will watch part of t he movie. When watching the video, please consider the ques tions: 1. What should Xu Datong do to get his son back? 2. What attitudes should we take towards other cultures? 3. Wh at’s the English saying that best describes what we should do when living in foreign countries? Besides respect, what othe r attitudes we may have? (PPT)Do Chinese imigrants living in foreign countries do totally as t he Romans do? (No). As we can see in the pictures, they pre serve their own culture when adapting to the outside world. Each culture has its unique charm. Just like the ingredients in the salad, (PPT) each has their unique flavour while together t hey produce a combination of rich taste. Similarly when differ ent cultures are mixed together, we will have a more colorful world.So, should we abandon our culture? (No.) Instead, we should (preserve and promote our own culture) (PPT) let other count ries understand us, appreciate our culture, so that we can co mmunicate with each other better and enjoy our lives better. As for the homework, please write a report entitled “Cultural differences” . Explain the importance of understanding different cultures and the right attitude towards it with interesting exa mples.M6U3ReadingCulturaldifferencesI. Complete my essay, please.Thanks to the help of Peter and Waled, I have gathered much information ab out __________________________.For example, Westerns usually open the present as soon as they receive it to see the person’s __________________.Wedding customs also __________ greatly. At a Korean wedding ceremony , they have a _________ hen and a rooster to _________________ bad spirits. Ho wever, at wedding receptions in , men and women sit ________________ and alc ohol is ________________.Also, in , it is appropriate to use the____________ to point. Pointing with your firs t finger may cause ______________ .Although Americans and Brits speak the same language, their ___________ ____ are not always alike. The British _______________ Bonfire Night on Novem ber 5th every year, __________ Americans don’t have this festival.Pair work: Quiz — which is right? Circle the right answer, please.1. Indians nod their heads to disagree / agree.2. Egyptians wear yellow / blue clothes at funerals (葬礼).3. Japanese like the numbers 5,7,9 / 2,6,8 .4. Men are / aren’t allowed to shake hands with women in .5. Arabians use their left / right hand to pass things to others.6. Brits drive on the left / right side of the road.7. Westerns consider dragons lovely / evil.8. Brits believe walking under a ladder will bring good / bad luck.9. The bat is considered as a sign of luck / evil in .10.Americans advocate individualism / collectivism (集体主义).III. Group discussion:1. What should Xu Datong do to get his son back?2. What attitudes should we take towards other cultures?3. What’s the English saying that best describes what we should do when living in foreign countries?______________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________Let’s watch some interesting pictures. Try to find out the differences in it as many as possible.Good morning, everyone. Just now we watched some interesting pictures of different countri es. How many cultural differences have you found? (板书 cultural differences )Great! Today we wll learn more about cultural differences. Open our textbooks and turn to pa ge 34, please. “cultural differences”, go through the article quickly and find the answers to the three questions. (PPT) O.K. tell me the answers to the questions. (PPT)These special occasions are examples of cultural differences. (PPT) Let’s read the reading st rategy together to understand the use of examples. (PPT)So in this article the examples are used to explain the concept of cultural differences. Let’s lo ok at these example in detail.The first example is an end-of-term ceremony. (PPT) go through it (PPT) : What happened at the ceremony and the reason for it. What will Chinese do on this occasion? Will we open the present right away? (No) Why ? (Because it’s rude to do that.) Very good. This example shows Brits and Chinese act differe ntly when receiving a gift. So Politeness may mean different things in different countries. Mor e specifically, between (western countries and eastern countries). It’s cultural difference, too. (板书)Now let’s move on to the second example, “a Korean wedding cerem ony”. go through it quick ly . Tell me whether these sentences true or false. (PPT)As we can see, Korean wedding ceremony is quite different from Chinese wedding ceremony . This is part of cultural differences, too. (板书) Besides, both Korea and China are Asian countries, so we can see there are also cultural differences between eastern countries (板书)Another Asian country is mentioned in the article, it’s (). (PPT) Let’s listen to what Waled tell s Ma Li about . Match the information with its related countries. (PPT)These example reflect the cultural difference in (Wedding receptions) between (eastern coun tries). So we use different gestures, or body language.Just now we discussed the cultural differences between eastern countries and western count ries or between eastern countries. What about western countries? Do they have the same cu lture? (No) Now let’s read the article from L41- L52, to learn more about western culture. (P PT) You are Pter and I am Ma Li.What do Brits do on Bonfire Night? (PPT) Do Americans celebrate Bonfire Night, too? (No) Why? Do they have this festival? No (Because they don’t have this festival) (PPT) From this example, we can see even though Brits and Americans share the same lanhuage, their cust oms are not always alike. This is the difference in (Festival) between western countries. (板书) Let’s learn more about Bonfire Night. (读)Based on the information Ma Li has gathered, she writes an essay on it, but some words are missing. Complete it for her. Let’s read it together to check the answers. (齐读)Great! Now please go through the last part of the article and find out the benefits of learning about cultural differences? (PPT)Since learning about cultural differences are so important, it’s necessary for us to learn more about it. I’ve prepared a quiz for you. Discuss it with your partner and circle the right answer, please. (PPT) Now let’s see if you have the right answer.1. this is difference in (body language) (板书) 2. What do we wear at funerals? (Black or white clothes) this is difference about (fune ral ceremony) (板书) 3. what numbers do we like? (6, 8, 18). Because it has similar pronuciation as make a fortune. This is about superstition. (板书) 迷信 4. how they greet each other? They put their hands together and bow slightly. this is diff erence in (greetings) 5. according to their religion, the left hand is dirty, so it’s offensive t o pass things with their left hand. 6 this is difference in (traffic rules, or laws.)7. we consider dragons loving. We call ourselves “the descendants of dragon”, or the offspring of dragon. This is difference in (belief) 8. this is difference in (superstition)9. why? Because the Chinese pronunciation of “bat” is the same as the pronuciation of “luck”. this is also difference in (superstition) 10. why ? what individual heroes do you know? (su perman, batman, spiderman.) this is difference in (belief, too)So far, we have discussed a lot about cultural differences. As we can see, it is related to near ly every aspect of culture. Cultural differences simply mean the differences in culture. let’s lo ok at what culture is. (PPT) Let’s read it together.Due to people’s different way of living, different location and history, there are so many cultur al differences. So it’s common for someone living in a foreign country to experience some kin d of “cultural shock”. In its narrow sense, it refers to the troubles caused by cultural misunder stanging. (PPT)In 2001, 梁家辉and 蒋雯丽starred a movie called Gua Sha. Do you know Gua Sha? As we all know, gua sha is a traditi onal Chinese treatment for cold, headache,etc. which will leave bruise on the body. Because of Aamericans don’t understand Gua Sha, the leading role, Xu Datong, got into a serious trou ble. We will watch part of the movie. When watching the video, please consider the questio ns: 1. What should Xu Datong do to get his son back? 2. What attitudes should we take to wards other cultures? 3. What’s the English saying that best describes what we should do w hen living in foreign countries? Besides respect, what other attitudes we may have? (PPT)Do Chinese imigrants living in foreign countries do totally as the Romans do? (No). As we ca n see in the pictures, they preserve their own culture when adapting to the outside world. Each culture has its unique charm. Just like the ingredients in the salad, (PPT) each has their unique flavour while together they produce a combination of rich taste. Similarly when differe nt cultures are mixed together, we will have a more colorful world.So, should we abandon our culture? (No.) Instead, we should (preserve and promote our ow n culture) (PPT) let other countries understand us, appreciate our culture, so that we can co mmunicate with each other better and enjoy our lives better.As for the homework, please write a report entitled “Cultural differences” . Explain the import ance of understanding different cultures and the right attitude towards it with interesting exa mples.。

M6 Unit3 Cultural differences Reading教案Chuzhou Middle School Li hongxiaTeaching Analysis:This lesson is about the conversation in a chatting room and focused on the cultural differences. Three students from China, Brunei and the Uk have a discussion on theTnternet about this issue. In this section, students will gain some information aboutthe cultures of different countries and learn to communicate cross-culturally. TheReading strategy in this unit teaches students how to understand examples used intexts.Learning Aims1. Knowledge aim: Get more common sense about cultural differences2. Ability aim: 1) Try to develop students’ ability of task based reading.2)Enable the students to master Reading strategy:understanding theuse of examples.3.Emotional aim: 1) Increase students’ awareness of the importance of understandingcultural differences2) Make students proud of our own cultureImportant points1. Help students improve the cultural awareness.2. Students are to finish the related task based assignments so as to developtheir exact reading comprehension.Difficult points1. How to get students to participate the class activities actively.2. Try to help students present their ideas on the topic.Teaching Methods1. Fast reading to identify the basic information2. Task reading as a brief summary of the topic.3. Discussion for cultural differencesTeaching Aids1. The multimedia2. The blackboardTeaching ProceduresStep1: Revision.Discuss the different greeting ways in different countries.Step2: Lead-inStudents have a discussion about cultural differencesStep3:Fast readingStudentsTick out the things mentioned.wedding shoes presents pointing USA/UK cultural differencesan American celebration color of clothingStep4: Detailed readingT/F questions1.Thanksgiving is celebrated by both Americans and the British people.2. In Italy, guests are expected to give presents to the newly-weds as a souvenir to remember the big day.3. It’s good manners for Americans as well as the British to open the presents as soon as they receive them.4. In Brunei it is polite to point to someone with one’s first or index finger. Differences in wedding reception in Brunei?The man and the woman __________________.No ________.Play _______ for a long time, sometimes _______.Step5: Task reading_____1_____ differencesStep6: Reading strategy:understanding the use of examples1)_______________________________________________________2)________________________________________________________3)_______________________________________________________ Step7:Summary____________________________________________________________________ Step8: DiscussionHow to understand each other better ? (behaviour, respect...)Step9: homework1. Review what we have leant today.2. Preview the language points in this article.。

M6U3ReadingCulturaldifferences（1）Learning aims:To understand the conversation about cultural differences. To learn the use of examples and develop critical thinking To take a right attitude toward different cultures.Part 1: Fast reading1. Who is Ma Li?2. What countries are mentioned in the text?3. What special occasions are talked about in the text? Part 2: Reading strategy the use of examplesto explain concept and ideasto support argumentsto make story interesting.…Part 3: detailed readingExample 1: an end-of-term ceremonyExample 2: a Korean wedding ceremonyTrue or false: 1.They have dishes made of a live hen and a ro oster.2. The hen is supposed to drive bad spirits away from the wed ding ceremony.3. It is considered lucky if the hen lays an egg during the cere mony.4. The newlyweds will make three kowtows (磕头) during the ceremonyExample 3: wedding receptions inMatch the information.1.Men and women sit together, eating and drinking happily.2.Men sit with the bridegroom, and women sit with the bride.3.The host serves a variety of drinks, alcohol in particular.4 They play loud drums for hours or even throughout the night .Brunei__________ ___________Example 4 & 5In , a large number of foreigners find it hard to get used to ___ ______.A. pointing to something with their first finger to avoid offence.B. removing their shoes before stepping into someone’s hous e.C. not drinking alcohol.D. bowing to others to show respect.How do we point? We point with our first finger /index finger. Example 6: Bonfire NightWhat do Brits do on Bonfire Night?M6U3ReadingCulturaldifferences（1）Learning aims:To understand the conversation about cultural differences.To learn the use of examples and develop critical thinkingTo take a right attitude toward different cultures.Part 1: Fast reading1. Who is Ma Li?2. What countries are mentioned in the text?3. What special occasions are talked about in the text?Part 2: Reading strategy the use of examplesto explain concept and ideasto support argumentsto make story interesting.…Part 3: detailed readingExample 1: an end-of-term ceremonyExample 2: a Korean wedding ceremonyTrue or false: 1.They have dishes made of a live hen and a rooster.2. The hen is supposed to drive bad spirits away from the wedding ceremony.3. It is considered lucky if the hen lays an egg during the ceremony.4. The newlyweds will make three kowtows (磕头) during the ceremony Example 3: wedding receptions inMatch the information.1.Men and women sit together, eating and drinking happily.2.Men sit with the bridegroom, and women sit with the bride.3.The host serves a variety of drinks, alcohol in particular.4 They play loud drums for hours or even throughout the night. Brunei__________ ___________Example 4 & 5In , a large number of foreigners find it hard to get used to _________.A. pointing to something with their first finger to avoid offence.B. removing their shoes before stepping into someone’s house.C. not drinking alcohol.D. bowing to others to show respect.How do we point? We point with our first finger /index finger. Example 6: Bonfire NightWhat do Brits do on Bonfire Night?。

外研版英语精品资料（精修版）M6U3 Reading Cultural differencesLearning aims:1. To understand the cultural differences2. To grasp the new words in this part.Teaching procedures:Step1：Word study1. ___________ v.打招呼_____________n.问候，招呼2.___________v. 确保，保证 __________ adj.确实的，一定的3. _____________v祝贺_______________n. 祝贺4.___________ n. 招待会，接待，接受_______________接到，接待5. ___________n. 新郎____________ n. 新娘6. __________ v. 允许，准许__________ n. 允许，准许___________ n. 许可证7. __________v. （尤指以法令）禁止_____________ n. 禁止，禁令8. __________ n. 冒犯，侮辱_____________ v. 使生气，使恼火，犯罪9. ____________ adj. 习惯于____________ v. 使…习惯于10. ____________n. 庆典，庆祝活动 _____________ v. 庆祝Step2: Lead- in1. Do you understand the saying “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.”?2. People around the world have their own forms of greeting each other. Match them. Country/ Area Forms of greetingThe Netherlands putting their hands together and bowing slightly Thailand kissing each other on one check and then the other South America greeting each other by touching nosesThe Middle East hugging each otherStep3: Choose the best answersWhat’s the topic of the text?Some cultural differences in the worldHow to celebrate weddings in the West?Some cultural differences between Korea and BritainSome cultural differences between Brunei and BritainIf a man joins in a wedding reception in Brunei, he has to ________.A. sit with the brideB. sit with the bridegroom and the other menC. stand all the timeD. sit with the female guests3. If you attend a wedding ceremony in Brunei, you can’t drink____.A. soft drinksB. coffeeC. teaD. alcoholWhat do people use to point in many countries?A. The thumbB. The first fingerC. The little fingerD. the middle finger5. According to the passage, if you come to _____, you will have to take off your shoes before entering someone’s house.A. BruneiB. ChinaC. the countryside in ChinaD. Korea6. Which of the following is not true about Bonfire Night?A. In the UK people often light firework to celebrate itB. Hot dogs are the main food of the festivalC. People celebrate the festival togetherD. In America, people celebrate the festival with a big dinnerStep4: Fill in each blank within three words.box.with others and find some ____________ she needs.She gets to know English and American people have ___________ differences in culture even though they both speak English. For example, the British may be ________ when Americans talk about Bonfire Night. There are different _________ in the West and the East when they get presents. Westerners like to open them immediately. Though there are ___________ between wedding __________ in the west, there are also differences between different western countries.In Brunei, a male guests has to sit with the ____________ and the other men and a _______ guest has to be with the bridge and the oth er women in a different area. What’s more, if you go to Brunei, you should point with your _______ instead of your index finger.Appropriate _________ is always welcome. So remember when in Rome, do as the ________ do.练习（小试身手）一．根据语境完成下列各题。

《M6U3Reading Cultural differences》教学实践报告（指导思想，设计方法等说明）In this period, we are going to read an Internet chat room conversation about cultural differences. After the reading, the students will get some information about different cultures in different countries, and arouse their interest in cultural differences.During the reading, their reading abilitiy is expected to be trained by reading, listening, speaking and writing. Meanwhile, in Reading Strategy, functions of the use of examples are introduced to the students, which they may use in the future to help them have a better understanding of reading materials and improve their reading ability.一、实践过程Step 1: Lead-in1.How do Chinese people greet each other in formal situations?2.Have a test . Check if the students know something about different ways of greetings.3.So besides greeting ways what other cultural differences do you know?Today we are going to read a dailogue related to cultural differences.Step 2 Fast reading1.Skim the conversation and answer some questions2.Listen and spot the examples that are mentioned in this dialogue.Step 3 Detailed readingPart One (lines1-18)Part Two (lines 19-29)Part Three (lines 29 to 46)Part Four (lines 47-64)Step 4 Consolidation1.Task-based reading2. DebateDo you think it necessary or not to learn about cultural differences? Why3. Writing假如你是马丽，从与网友韦德和皮特的交谈中得到一些文化差异的例子结合自身情况，以化差异为题完成一篇作文。

M6U3 Reading Cultural differencesLearning aims:1. To understand the cultural differences2. To grasp the new words in this part.Teaching procedures:Step1：Word study1. ___________ v.打招呼_____________n.问候，招呼2.___________v. 确保，保证 __________ adj.确实的，一定的3. _____________v祝贺_______________n. 祝贺4.___________ n. 招待会，接待，接受_______________接到，接待5. ___________n. 新郎____________ n. 新娘6. __________ v. 允许，准许__________ n. 允许，准许___________ n. 许可证7. __________v. （尤指以法令）禁止_____________ n. 禁止，禁令8. __________ n. 冒犯，侮辱_____________ v. 使生气，使恼火，犯罪9. ____________ adj. 习惯于____________ v. 使…习惯于10. ____________n. 庆典，庆祝活动 _____________ v. 庆祝Step2: Lead- in1. Do you understand the saying “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.”?2. People around the world have their own forms of greeting each other. Match them. Country/ Area Forms of greetingThe Netherlands putting their hands together and bowing slightly Thailand kissing each other on one check and then the other South America greeting each other by touching nosesThe Middle East hugging each otherStep3: Choose the best answersWhat’s the topic of the text?Some cultural differences in the worldHow to celebrate weddings in the West?Some cultural differences between Korea and BritainSome cultural differences between Brunei and BritainIf a man joins in a wedding reception in Brunei, he has to ________.A. sit with the brideB. sit with the bridegroom and the other menC. stand all the timeD. sit with the female guests3. If you attend a wedding ceremony in Brunei, you can’t drink____.A. soft drinksB. coffeeC. teaD. alcoholWhat do people use to point in many countries?A. The thumbB. The first fingerC. The little fingerD. the middle finger5. According to the passage, if you come to _____, you will have to take off your shoes before entering someone’s house.A. BruneiB. ChinaC. the countryside in ChinaD. Korea6. Which of the following is not true about Bonfire Night?A. In the UK people often light firework to celebrate itB. Hot dogs are the main food of the festivalC. People celebrate the festival togetherD. In America, people celebrate the festival with a big dinnerStep4: Fill in each blank within three words.Step 5: Read the summary of the text and fill in the blanks with the words in the box.Ma Li has to do her homework on ___________differences. So she goes online to chat with others and find some ____________ she needs.She gets to know English and American people have ___________ differences in culture even though they both speak English. For example, the British may be ________ when Americans talk about Bonfire Night. There are different _________ in the West and the East when they get presents. Westerners like to open them immediately. Though there are ___________ between wedding __________ in the west, there are also differences between different western countries.In Brunei, a male guests has to sit with the ____________ and the other men and a _______ guest has to be with the bridge and the other women in a different area. What’s more, if you go to Brunei, you should point with your _______ instead of your index finger.Appropriate _________ is always welcome. So remember when in Rome, do as the ________ do.练习（小试身手）一．根据语境完成下列各题。

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Step4. Detailed reading 细节阅读1.Read line1-line13 and answer the following questions:1)Why does MA Li have a conversation with Waled and JacK?2)When did the British teacher open the present at the end-of –term ceremony?3)Why did he open the present at that time?2.Look at some pictures of the weddings in Korea and read line14-line22 and then fillin the blanks.Roosters are supposed to _______ _______ _________ __________ from the wedding ceremony.●Hens are thought to _______ ________ _________ for the marriage.●The fact that the hen lays an egg is considered_______ ________ during the ceremony. 【百度搜索】3.Read line23 –line40 and then do T or F statement.1)Men and women have to sit in separate areas at the wedding.2)Food ,soft drinking,tea and coffee are served,but alcohol is not permitted at the wedding.3)People in Brunei celebrate the wedding by singing and dancing throughout the night.4)People point with their first finger in Brunei.5)People will take off their shoes before entering someone’s house.4.Look at two pictures of Bonfire Night in the UK, listen to line 41-line59 and do note-making..Bonfire NightWhen to celebrate the festival It takes place on______ _______.What to do at the festival People light large ________ outside.They gather around and have a _____.There are plenty of _______.What to eat at the festival They eat _______ _______and other food that can becooked over the fire.【百度搜索】【教学设计目的】通过回答问题，填空，T or F 和表格填空等各种形式，使学生达到细读的目的。