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Chapter 6 Cultures of the World Listening and Speaking Saad Eid Adehaimi Lecturer of Linguistics School of English Language Qilwah College of Arts and Sciences Albaha University
Activity (2) Previewing Vocabulary 1. impression: Opinion 2. used to: Familiar with 3. exotic: very different, strange, or unusual 4. doggie bag: a bag that is used for carrying home food that is left over from a meal eaten at a restaurant. 5. amazed: Surprise 6. so far: Until now 7. leftovers: The food that was not eaten
Activity (3) 1. What is Salmas impression of the United States? People are friendly, and the city is beautiful. But the food is not good. 2. What surprised Salma in the restaurant? Salma was surprised when Yolanda took the leftovers home in a doggie bag
Activity 4 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F
Activity 5 Kenji: So, Salma, is this your first trip to the United States?. Salma: Yes, it is . Kenji: And whats your impression so far? Salma : Well, the people are really friendly, and the city is beautiful. But the food well, its not so good. Kenji: Oh, yeah, thats what I thought too when I first got here . But I am used to American food now. I actually love hotdogs and French fries. Yolanda: So last night I took Salma to a Mexican restaurant . I wanted her to try something exotic
Kenji: Did you like it? Salma: Yeah, the food was pretty good, but it was too much I couldn't finish it all. Yolanda: Salma was amazed when I took the leftovers home in a doggie bag.. Kenji: Yeah, thats funny, isnt it? They call it a doggie bag, but its for people. Anyway, what else surprised you? Salma: That the restaurant was so cold! We dont use air conditioning so much in my country. Oh, and the water had ice in it, too. I had to put on my sweater. I was so cold!
Activity 6 Comparing Unreduced and Reduced Pronunciation. See the book p. 105 please
Activity 7 Anita: Well, its time to get back to the office. Ill see you soon, Brenda. Brenda: OK, see you Wait, Anita, is this your cell phone? Anita: Oh my goodness, yes, thanks. By the way, I almost forget: my parents are coming for a visit next week. Brenda: Really? Id love to meet them. Anita: Well do you want to have lunch with us on Saturday? Brenda: Saturday? Hmm I promised my roommate I would go shopping with her that day. Could we get together for coffee later in the afternoon? Anita: I dont know. They might be busy, but Ill ask.
Activity 8 & 9 Using vocabulary and discuss behaviour See the book p. 106 please
Part 2 Activity 2 p. 108 1. E 2. G 3. B 4. A 5. F 6. D 7. C
Activity 3 North American Indian culture Japanese culture US culture
Activity 4 1. North American Indian culture (Age: 12 -15) A boy becomes a man around the age of 13, and he goes to the woods alone without food. When he returns safely, he becomes an adult man. Girls become adults as soon as they are old enough to have babies at the age of 12 or 13. 2. Japanese culture (Age: 20) Young people become legal adults at age 20. Each year on the second Monday of January, they celebrate a special ceremony. They were traditional clothes, listen to speeches and visit with old friends. 2. US culture (Age: 16 18) The passage into adulthood takes several years. American teenagers look forward to their 16th birthday, because in most states that is the age when they can get a drivers license. The legal of adulthood is 18, when Americans can vote, get married and work full time.
Activity 5 P. 109 Summarising Ideas Homework (2 marks if needed)
Activity 6 & 7 Using vocabulary and talk See the book p. 109 & 110
Polite behaviour: In Japanese culture, accept gifts with both hands and open them later, not in front of the giver. Rude Behaviour In Japanese culture, accept gifts with one hand and open them in front of the giver. Polite behaviour: In Sweden, keep personal distance and dont touch people when you talk to them. Rude Behaviour In Sweden, dont keep personal distance and you can touch people when you talk to them. Activity (1) Prelistening Discussion p. 111
Focus on testing / using context clues p. 112 1) A. She didnt call before visiting. Clues : Belinda sounds surprised . Uh Blinda is a little bit busy. Come in for a few minutes any way. 2) B. He forgot to leave a tip. Clues: Was there a problem? Was the service down ? Did I do anything? No, you were great . Excellent service. 3) A. He asked about the price of the house. Clues: The womans speech becomes full of hesitation sounds after he asks the price. Uh, well, I mean, uh uh 4) C. That Koreans dont buy expensive presents for people they dont know very well. Clues: She looked uncomfortable and kind of pushed me away.
Activity 2 Comparing Customs See the book p. 113
Using Language Functions Expressions after we make a mistake Respond Forget about it. Dont worry about it. No problem. Thats okay. Thats all right. I forgive you. Apologizing Oops! Excuse me, sorry Im very sorry It was my fault. I apologize. Please forgive me. Informal to formal
Role play /page 114 Americans apologize , they always give reasons for what they did. Situation 3Situation 2Situation 1 You dont feel well and you need to leave in the middle of the lecture/ class. apologize You forgot about your doctors appointment. The secretary calls you to ask what happened. Apologize Im sorry that I am late. Traffic was horrible. Your neighbor comes to your door to complain that your music is too loud. apologize
Activity 2 p. 116 1. h 2. d 3. g 4. f 5. b 6. c 7. a 8. e
Activity 3 p.116 & 117 1. Dinner napkin comes in the centre of the dinner plate 2. The water glass goes above the plate and a little to the right. 3. The bread plate comes above the dinner plate to the left 4. Soup spoon comes to the right of the dinner knife 5. Dessert spoon is above the dinner plate 6. Dinner fork comes to the left of the dinner plate 7. Salad fork comes to the left of the plate 8. Dessert fork is above the dinner plate 9. Butter knife comes at the top of the bread plate
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Chapter 6 Cultures of the World (Interactions 1 Listening and Speaking)

  • 1. Chapter 6 Cultures of the World Listening and Speaking Saad Eid Adehaimi Lecturer of Linguistics School of English Language Qilwah College of Arts and Sciences Albaha University
  • 2. Activity (2) Previewing Vocabulary 1. impression: Opinion 2. used to: Familiar with 3. exotic: very different, strange, or unusual 4. doggie bag: a bag that is used for carrying home food that is left over from a meal eaten at a restaurant. 5. amazed: Surprise 6. so far: Until now 7. leftovers: The food that was not eaten
  • 3. Activity (3) 1. What is Salmas impression of the United States? People are friendly, and the city is beautiful. But the food is not good. 2. What surprised Salma in the restaurant? Salma was surprised when Yolanda took the leftovers home in a doggie bag
  • 4. Activity 4 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F
  • 5. Activity 5 Kenji: So, Salma, is this your first trip to the United States?. Salma: Yes, it is . Kenji: And whats your impression so far? Salma : Well, the people are really friendly, and the city is beautiful. But the food well, its not so good. Kenji: Oh, yeah, thats what I thought too when I first got here . But I am used to American food now. I actually love hotdogs and French fries. Yolanda: So last night I took Salma to a Mexican restaurant . I wanted her to try something exotic
  • 6. Kenji: Did you like it? Salma: Yeah, the food was pretty good, but it was too much I couldn't finish it all. Yolanda: Salma was amazed when I took the leftovers home in a doggie bag.. Kenji: Yeah, thats funny, isnt it? They call it a doggie bag, but its for people. Anyway, what else surprised you? Salma: That the restaurant was so cold! We dont use air conditioning so much in my country. Oh, and the water had ice in it, too. I had to put on my sweater. I was so cold!
  • 7. Activity 6 Comparing Unreduced and Reduced Pronunciation. See the book p. 105 please
  • 8. Activity 7 Anita: Well, its time to get back to the office. Ill see you soon, Brenda. Brenda: OK, see you Wait, Anita, is this your cell phone? Anita: Oh my goodness, yes, thanks. By the way, I almost forget: my parents are coming for a visit next week. Brenda: Really? Id love to meet them. Anita: Well do you want to have lunch with us on Saturday? Brenda: Saturday? Hmm I promised my roommate I would go shopping with her that day. Could we get together for coffee later in the afternoon? Anita: I dont know. They might be busy, but Ill ask.
  • 9. Activity 8 & 9 Using vocabulary and discuss behaviour See the book p. 106 please
  • 10. Part 2 Activity 2 p. 108 1. E 2. G 3. B 4. A 5. F 6. D 7. C
  • 11. Activity 3 North American Indian culture Japanese culture US culture
  • 12. Activity 4 1. North American Indian culture (Age: 12 -15) A boy becomes a man around the age of 13, and he goes to the woods alone without food. When he returns safely, he becomes an adult man. Girls become adults as soon as they are old enough to have babies at the age of 12 or 13. 2. Japanese culture (Age: 20) Young people become legal adults at age 20. Each year on the second Monday of January, they celebrate a special ceremony. They were traditional clothes, listen to speeches and visit with old friends. 2. US culture (Age: 16 18) The passage into adulthood takes several years. American teenagers look forward to their 16th birthday, because in most states that is the age when they can get a drivers license. The legal of adulthood is 18, when Americans can vote, get married and work full time.
  • 13. Activity 5 P. 109 Summarising Ideas Homework (2 marks if needed)
  • 14. Activity 6 & 7 Using vocabulary and talk See the book p. 109 & 110
  • 15. Polite behaviour: In Japanese culture, accept gifts with both hands and open them later, not in front of the giver. Rude Behaviour In Japanese culture, accept gifts with one hand and open them in front of the giver. Polite behaviour: In Sweden, keep personal distance and dont touch people when you talk to them. Rude Behaviour In Sweden, dont keep personal distance and you can touch people when you talk to them. Activity (1) Prelistening Discussion p. 111
  • 16. Focus on testing / using context clues p. 112 1) A. She didnt call before visiting. Clues : Belinda sounds surprised . Uh Blinda is a little bit busy. Come in for a few minutes any way. 2) B. He forgot to leave a tip. Clues: Was there a problem? Was the service down ? Did I do anything? No, you were great . Excellent service. 3) A. He asked about the price of the house. Clues: The womans speech becomes full of hesitation sounds after he asks the price. Uh, well, I mean, uh uh 4) C. That Koreans dont buy expensive presents for people they dont know very well. Clues: She looked uncomfortable and kind of pushed me away.
  • 18. Using Language Functions Expressions after we make a mistake Respond Forget about it. Dont worry about it. No problem. Thats okay. Thats all right. I forgive you. Apologizing Oops! Excuse me, sorry Im very sorry It was my fault. I apologize. Please forgive me. Informal to formal
  • 19. Role play /page 114 Americans apologize , they always give reasons for what they did. Situation 3Situation 2Situation 1 You dont feel well and you need to leave in the middle of the lecture/ class. apologize You forgot about your doctors appointment. The secretary calls you to ask what happened. Apologize Im sorry that I am late. Traffic was horrible. Your neighbor comes to your door to complain that your music is too loud. apologize
  • 20. Activity 2 p. 116 1. h 2. d 3. g 4. f 5. b 6. c 7. a 8. e
  • 21. Activity 3 p.116 & 117 1. Dinner napkin comes in the centre of the dinner plate 2. The water glass goes above the plate and a little to the right. 3. The bread plate comes above the dinner plate to the left 4. Soup spoon comes to the right of the dinner knife 5. Dessert spoon is above the dinner plate 6. Dinner fork comes to the left of the dinner plate 7. Salad fork comes to the left of the plate 8. Dessert fork is above the dinner plate 9. Butter knife comes at the top of the bread plate
  • 22. Thats the end of Chapter 6