《英语阅读》课程教学资源（PPT课件）13 英语阅读（二）Unit 7 Culture and Customs Reading Two Clocking Cultures

Unit 7 Culture and CustomsReading Two Clocking Cultures

Unit 7 Culture and Customs Reading Two Clocking Cultures

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Teaching Steps I. Homework Checking II. Lead-in III. Reading￾in-Depth IV. Summary V. Homework

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I. Homework Checking • P.141 • True or False Questions • 1-6 TFTTFT • P.142 • Banked Cloze • 1. collapsed • 2. ignited • 3. a handful of • 4. clean up • 5. shut off • 6. spark • 7. forecasted • 8. hangs out • 9. rush • 10. in advance

II. Lead-in Situation: The boss of a company in differentcountries is going to hold a meeting at 8:0O a.mRoles:one student → clocks (draw clocks and hold it in hands)one student →> bossthe others > employees1: Germany 2: Japan3: Brazil 4: China5: In African countries

II. Lead-in • Situation: The boss of a company in different countries is going to hold a meeting at 8:00 a.m. • Roles: one student → clocks (draw clocks and hold it in hands) one student → boss the others → employees • 1: Germany • 2: Japan • 3: Brazil • 4: China • 5: In African countries

1: Germany Everyone is at the meeting exactly on timeexcept one employee who is 1 minute lateAnd the employee is severely criticized andpunished by the boss. Being late is nottolerated or forgiven in Germany.(Clocks: 8:00 & 8:01)TD10596OA

1: Germany • Everyone is at the meeting exactly on time except one employee who is 1 minute late. And the employee is severely criticized and punished by the boss. Being late is not tolerated or forgiven in Germany. (Clocks: 8:00 & 8:01)

2: Japan Every one is at the meeting room 5 minutesearlier. But one employee arrives at themeeting room at 8 o'clock. He is very ashamedand embarrassed and keeps saying: "I'mawfully sorry." to apologize to the others.Japanese people have a rigid time concept.(Clocks: 7:55 & 8:00)Time.MEADIN.COM

2: Japan • Every one is at the meeting room 5 minutes earlier. But one employee arrives at the meeting room at 8 o’clock. He is very ashamed and embarrassed and keeps saying: “I’m awfully sorry.” to apologize to the others. Japanese people have a rigid time concept. (Clocks: 7:55 & 8:00)

3: Brazil All the people are a bit late and talking witheach other happily, and no one is surprised,worried or angry. (Clocks:8:00 & 8: 02 & 8:05)112Λ3201229098C9LOL8BRAS6

3: Brazil • All the people are a bit late and talking with each other happily, and no one is surprised, worried or angry. (Clocks:8:00 & 8: 02 & 8:05)

4: China Some of the employees are present at themeeting room 5 minutes earlier, but most ofthem will be there at just 8:00.(Clocks: 7:55 & 8:00)?

4: China • Some of the employees are present at the meeting room 5 minutes earlier, but most of them will be there at just 8:00. (Clocks: 7:55 & 8:00)

5: In African countries. Everyone is almost on time, but the boss willbe late for 45 minutes to 1 hour. And it'squite normal. The employees are not angry,because it is the special right for theauthorities. (Clocks: 8:00 & 8:45 & 9:00)X

5: In African countries • Everyone is almost on time, but the boss will be late for 45 minutes to 1 hour. And it’s quite normal. The employees are not angry, because it is the special right for the authorities. (Clocks: 8:00 & 8:45 & 9:00)

III. Reading-in-DepthSection One Longand Difficult SentencesAnambassadorwho has beenkept waitingformorethan half an hour by a foreign visitor needs tounderstand that if his visitor just mutters an apologythis is not necessarilyaninsult.(Para.2Line9)The Western idea of time has been compared tothat of an arrow in flight towards the future:a one-way view of the future which often includesthe expectation that life should get better astimepasses. (Para.7 Line 4)

• Section One Long and Difficult Sentences • An ambassador who has been kept waiting for more than half an hour by a foreign visitor needs to understand that if his visitor just mutters an apology, this is not necessarily an insult. （Para.2 Line 9） • The Western idea of time has been compared to that of an arrow in flight towards the future: a one-way view of the future which often includes the expectation that life should get better as time passes. （Para.7 Line 4） III. Reading-in-Depth