时间:2018-12-10 作者:英语课 分类:初中英语山东版九年级(全一册)


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Unit 4 When was it invented?

[00:07.40]Section B

[00:09.07]1a The words in the box describe how food tastes

[00:15.36]Write them under the correct pictures.

[00:18.96](Some pictures have more than one word.)

[00:21.79]sweet  crispy 1   salty  sour

[00:29.68]1b Write the name of a different food

[00:34.16]after each word.

[00:36.34]2a Listen and circle "T"(for true) or "F "

[00:41.67](for false).

[00:43.85]Hey,did you know that potato chips

[00:46.26]were invented by mistake?

[00:47.76]Really?What do you mean?

[00:49.73]Well,here on the bag it says that

[00:52.13]they were invented by a chef 2 called George Crum.

[00:55.08]When was that?Oh,it was back in 1853.

[00:59.33]So,why was it an accident?

[01:01.75]Well,one day a customer in the restaurant

[01:04.37]where George worked sent back

[01:06.21]his plate of fried 3 potatoes

[01:07.81]because he said they were cut too thick.

[01:09.66]So,what happened?Well,George was in a bad mood,

[01:12.83]so he cut the potatoes really,really thin,

[01:15.65]and he cooked them for a long time

[01:17.71]until they were crispy.

[01:18.93]And he sprinkle 4 lots of salt on them

[01:21.10]so they were really salty.

[01:22.96]He thought the customer would hate them.And?

[01:25.38]And the customer loved them and asked for more.

[01:28.21]He told the other customers about them,

[01:30.20]and soon everyone was ordering thinly-sliced,

[01:32.72]crispy,salty potato chips.

[01:34.67]And we're still eating them today.

[01:36.90]What a cool story! Yeah.

[01:40.08]2b Listen again.Complete the sentences.

[01:44.11]Hey,did you know that potato chips

[01:46.62]were invented by mistake?

[01:48.23]Really?What do you mean?

[01:50.17]Well,here on the bag it says that

[01:52.80]they were invented by a chef called George Crum.

[01:55.61]When was that?Oh,it was back in 1853.

[02:00.05]So,why was it an accident?

[02:02.42]Well,one day a customer in the restaurant

[02:05.14]where George worked sent back

[02:06.84]his plate of fried potatoes

[02:08.26]because he said they were cut too thick.

[02:10.31]So,what happened?Well,George was in a bad mood,

[02:13.62]so he cut the potatoes really,really thin,

[02:16.33]and he cooked them for a long time

[02:18.47]until they were crispy.

[02:19.61]And he sprinkle lots of salt on them

[02:21.92]so they were really salty.

[02:23.60]He thought the customer would hate them.And?

[02:26.40]And the customer loved them and asked for more.

[02:28.94]He told the other customers about them,

[02:31.09]and soon everyone was ordering thinly-sliced,

[02:33.70]crispy,salty potato chips.

[02:35.52]And we're still eating them today.

[02:37.88]What a cool story!Yeah.

[02:40.46]2c PAIRWORK

[02:43.66]Role play the conversation about the invention

[02:48.05]of potato chips.

[02:50.51]Use the information from 2a and 2b.

[02:56.30]Did you know potato chips were invented

[02:59.37]by mistake?

[03:00.77]Wow,I didn't know that.

[03:04.17]Who invented them?

[03:06.48]3a Read the article and write answers

[03:10.48]to the questions.

[03:13.00]Who invented tea?

[03:17.06]Did you know that tea,

[03:18.68]the most popular drink in the world(after water)

[03:22.88]was invented by accident?

[03:25.72]Although tea wasn't brought

[03:27.05]to the Western world until 1610,

[03:30.53]this beverage 5 was discovered

[03:32.28]over three thousand years before that.

[03:36.29]According to an ancient Chinese legend 6,

[03:39.29]the emperor Shen Nong discovered tea

[03:42.06]when he was boiling drinking water over

[03:44.28]an open fire.

[03:46.32]Some leaves from a nearby bush 7 fell into

[03:49.62]the water and remained there for some time.

[03:53.01]The emperor noticed that the leaves

[03:55.13]in the water produced a pleasant smell.

[03:58.43]Later he decided 8 to taste the hot mixture.

[04:03.05]It was quite delicious.

[04:05.11]And in this way,

[04:06.52]one of the world's favorite drinks was invented.

[04:11.26]3b Write an article using the notes in the box.

[04:19.50]4a Think of something that you don't like doing.

[04:25.03]Then think of an invention that could help you.

[04:29.14]Write the details in the chart.

[04:33.16]4b PAIRWORK

[04:36.53]Imagine you are a business person.

[04:39.99]Ask your partner questions about his or her

[04:43.79]invention.

[04:45.53]Then try to sell your partner's invention to

[04:48.77]the class.

[04:50.32]This special pen was invented by Zheng Jie.

[04:55.35]It has three colors and it is used for...

[04:59.41]



1 crispy
adj.脆的;易碎的
  • I like crispy spring rolls.我喜欢酥脆的春卷。
  • It is a kind of fried food that tastes delicious and crispy.它是一种油炸类食物,味道可口,香脆。
2 chef
n.炊事员,厨师
  • He started work as a trainee chef.他开始了见习厨师的工作。
  • No one can become a chef without practical experience.没有实际工作经验,谁也当不了厨师长。
3 fried
adj.油煎的;油炒的
  • I ate everything fried.所有油炸的我都吃。
  • I prefer fried peanuts.我选择炸花生。
4 sprinkle
v.撒,洒;n.少量,少数
  • Sprinkle sugar evenly over the top of the cake.把糖均匀地撒在蛋糕上。
  • Sprinkle some water before you sweep.先泼点儿水再扫。
5 beverage
n.(水,酒等之外的)饮料
  • The beverage is often colored with caramel.这种饮料常用焦糖染色。
  • Beer is a beverage of the remotest time.啤酒是一种最古老的饮料。
6 legend
n.传说;传奇故事
  • This is a popular legend.这是一个民间传说。
  • According to ancient legend,the river is a goddess.据古代传说,这条河是位女神。
7 bush
n.灌木,灌木丛,矮树
  • This bush has grown up a lot in the last few months.这矮树丛几个月来已向上长高了很多。
  • A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.一鸟在手,胜于二鸟在林。
8 decided
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
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