Post reading
Ⅰ.Tick the correct answers.
1. Usually Wang Peng’s
restaurant was full of people. 2. Yong Hui could make people
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thin in two weeks by giving
— How did your father feel when he saw what a mess you had made? angrier (angry) — He can’t be ________.
1) Nothing is more pleasant than travelling.
3. Something terrible must have happened
if Li Chang was not coming to eat in his restaurant as he always did.
must have done 表示对已经发生的 事进行肯定的猜测, 意为“一定做了某事”。 否定形式为: can’t / couldn’t have done
curious adj. 好奇的，稀奇的 be curious about (doing) sth. 对…… 感到好奇 curiously adv. Children are curious to the outside world. 孩子们对外面的世界充满好奇。 The little girl curiously opened the box.
3. What did Wang decide to do after he left there?
He decided to go to library to find out whether his
restaurant’s food made people fat.
Part 3
1. What did Wang find out after reading? He found out that Yong Hui’s restaurant was not giving its customers energy-giving food. 2. What did he do then? He wrote a sign to win his customer back!
Travelling is the most pleasant thing. = ________________________________
2) 当你疲劳的时候，没有什么比好好休息 一下更好的了。 There is nothing better than a good rest _________________________________ when you are very tierd. _________________________________
them a good diet.
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It would take longer than that.
3. Wang Peng’s regular customers often became fat. 4. Yong Hui’s menu gave customers more emery-giving food. F No. it gave them protective food but no energy-giving or body-building food.
5. Curiosity drove Wang Peng inside. 1） drive: vt. 驱赶 (动物), 驱使……
一朵玫瑰令我发疯。 A rose drove me mad.
2）curiosity n. 好奇心
好奇心引导他进入那古老的城堡。 Curiosity leads him to the ancient castle.
She must have arrived home by now. Judging from her appearance and manner, she couldn’t have been over fifty years old.
4. be tired of + n. 厌倦… I am tired of ( listening to ) your lies. 我已经听腻你的谎言了。
running to the building 3) Olive came _____________________.
奥丽夫跑步来到大楼前。
4) “We can’t go out in this weather,”
said A B. to look
Bob, ____ out of the window.
A. looking
C. looked
D. having looked
frustrated 是形容词，意为“ 失望 的，失意的” 他感到既失意又恼火。 He feels frustrated and angry.
frustrate v. 使挫败, 使不成功 The bad weather frustrates our hopes of having a picnic. 坏天气使我们野餐的愿望无法实现。
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5. Wang Peng’s menu gave customers more protective
food.
6. Wang Peng decided to
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compete with Yong Hui by
copying her menu. He decided to advertise the benefits of his menu.
6. He couldn’t have Yong Hui getting away with telling people lies! 他可不能让咏慧哄骗人 们！ 1) have sb. doing 表示允许或容忍(某事物)发生, 让某人一直做某事
I won’t have you saying so.
1) Nora stood at the bus stop, ___________ reading a newspaper ___________. 娜拉站在公共汽车站旁看报纸。 2) ___________________________, Standing on the top of the hill you can have a better view of the city. 站在山顶上, 你能更好地看到这个城市。
person who buys sth from a shop the desire to know or learn
(of food) not cooked, in a natural state show a moral (道德上的)duty no longer interested in let sb. do sth. without punishment cooked by dry heat in an oven
: _____________, mutton kebabs _____________ roast pork and _________. fried rice
Li Maochang : something_______ terrible must have
happened if he was not coming to__________________ eat in his restaurant as he always did.
2. Compared with the price of the food in Wang Peng’s restaurant, what do you think about the price in Yong Hui’s?
It was more expensive than Wang Peng’s. It cost more a Good meal in Wang Peng’s Restaurant.
curiosity:
get away with:
customer:
raw: roast:
Find words and expressions from the text that mean the same
If we don’t eat a balanced diet, what may happen?
Discount
Barbecued mutton kebabs before now ￥50-- ￥ 30
Roast pork ￥30-- ￥20 Fried rice Beef Cola Ice cream ￥20-￥30-￥5-￥5-￥15 ￥20 ￥3 ￥2
discount/ win back
You are what you eat.
人如其食。
First wealth is health.
健康是人生的第一财富。 An apple a day keeps the doctor away. 一天一个苹果，医生不来找。 ----Emerson
COME AND EAT HERE
ought to: (be) tired of :
Part 1 Careful reading
Frustrated/empty
Careful reading: Part 1
feelings : He sat in his restaurant_______ feeling
very __________. frustrated
foods
empty
我不容许你这样说。 He won’t have his daughter arriving home late. 他不容许女儿晚回家。
2) get away with doing sth. (informal): 不因某事受惩罚