Bài giảng Tiếng Anh lớp 11 Unit 8: Celebrations (Listening) - Trường THPT Bình Chánh

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Unit 8: CELEBRATIONS Part C: Listening
Going to the pagoda Exchanging gifts and cards Wearing kimonos 1 2 3 Which of the following activities do the Japanese often do on their New Year’s Day? 4 5 5 Decorating the house Giving/receiving lucky money with peach flowers. Visiting friends
BEFORE YOU LISTEN VOCABULARY 1. similarity /ˌsɪmɪˈlærəti/ (n): sự tương tự, sự giống nhau 2. kimono /kɪˈməʊnəʊ/ (n): chiếc áo kimono 3. housewife /ˈhaʊswaɪf/ (n): người nội trợ 4. shrine /ʃraɪn/ (n): đền thờ, miếu thờ 5. longevity /lɒnˈdʒevəti/ (n): long life = tuổi thọ 6. pine tree /paɪn tri:/ (n): cây thông 7. constancy /ˈkɒnstənsi/ (n): sự kiên trì 8. represent /ˌreprɪˈzent/ (v): tượng trưng cho
WHILE YOU LISTEN Task 1: Listen and tick (√) the things you hear. 1. They put on special clothes.√ 2. Everyone cleans the house. √ 3. Bells ring 108 times.√ 4. Housewives prepare special foods.√ 5. They decorate their houses with kumquat trees. 6. They go to a shrine.√ 7. They give each other “lucky money”. 8. They drink rice wine.√ 9. They play cards. 10. They watch television. √ 11. They eat a special meal. √
WHILE YOU LISTEN Task 2: Listen and choose the best answer. 1. The Japanese do a big clean up before the New Year comes to_____. A. maintain good health and good hygiene at home B. make the houses bright and have a happy new year C. keep the house looking neat and tidy D. get rid of the dirt of the old year and welcome the new year 2. The Japanese hear the bells from ______ . A. television or radio B. internet C. speaker D. telephone 3. The Japanese often wear ______ when they go to visit their shrines. A. jeans and shirts B. special kimonos or dress C. Ao Dai D. informal clothes 4. The Japanese often celebrate the New Year with _______ . A. their relatives B. their friends C. their family D. their neighbors
AFTER YOU LISTEN * Work in pairs: Compare the following aspects of the Vietnamese New Year with those of the Japanese one. Activities Japan Vietnam Preparations begin a few days before the begin many days before New Year the New Year Foods and cook special food, special traditional foods, dress, Ao clothes kimonos, or dress Dai, suits,… Activities on clean up, pine trees, watch the clean up, peach/apricot New Year’s Eve national singing contest on TV, flowers, watch TV People to ...is celebrated among family ...is celebrated with every celebrate with only family / relatives
1. Learn by heart the new words and do all the tasks again 2. Do the Exercise below 3. Prepare part D: Writing
HOMEWORK: Listen and fill in the gaps. 2/ (two) Lan: You have lived in Japan for more than (1) __________ years, could you tell me something about Japanese New Year, Mai? When is the New Year observed? Mai: It's on 1st January, and it (2) _______ three days through 3rd January. lasts Lan: Do people do the same things as we do in Vietnam? Mai: Well, there are some similarities and also some differences. Lan: Please, tell me about them. Mai: The (3) ______________ begin a few days before the New Year when preparations housewives start cooking special food for New Year's Day. Lan: Do they clean and decorate their houses? Mai: Sure, they do. On the New Year's Eve every household does a big (4) __________ up. The idea is to get rid of the dirt of the past year and cleaning welcome the new one. Lan: Do they decorate the house with trees and flowers? Mai: Yes. They usually decorate their houses with some small pine trees on both sides of the door, which (5) ___________ longevity and constancy. represent People also exchange cards and gifts. ………