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Unit 2 Food

Unit 2

Food

Unit 2

Food

Part ALead inText Exercise

Part BLead in Text

Exercise

Part CPhonetics Grammar Writing Functions and Notions

Workshop

Part A

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Task 1

Task 2

Task 3

Part A

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Task 1 Study the pictures and discuss the questions below in small groups. Use the words given below if necessary.

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Who are the people in each picture? What’s their relationship?Cues: canteen, cafeteria

Where are they? What are they doing?Cues: hotdog, French fries, Coca-Cola

Do you think they enjoy what they are doing now?Cues: salad, steak

Part A

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Task 1 Study the pictures and discuss the questions below in small groups. Use the words given below if necessary.

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Who are the people in each picture? What’s their relationship?They look like college students eating in a canteen.

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Where are they? What are they doing?a. Yes, I do. My favorite is hotdog. It is healthy. b. No, I don’t. Most of them are junk food.

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Do you think they enjoy what they are doing now?For western food, I like salad, steak, pizza, etc.

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Task 2 Listen to the following short dialogues and fill in the blanks.Dialogue 1 A: Hey, Steven. How is your first week here? B: Not bad, but I don’t quite like the food in the canteen. A: Why? I think it’s ________ and you can pick whatever you like, _________, tasty pizza hamburgers, chips and so on. junk food B: But don’t you think most of them are _______________ ? cheap A: Well, they are really __________. B: But they are also high-calorie (高热量的) and low-nutrition (低营养的) food,

aren’t they? It’s bad for our health.cut back on A: Mmm ... maybe you’re right. I’ll try to _______________ those foods. B: Right. Health is more important than taste.

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Task 2 Listen to the following short dialogues and fill in the blanks.Dialogue 2 A: Linda, it’s dinner time. Let’s go get some food in the canteen. not for me B: Uh-huh, ____________. A: What’s wrong with you? You didn’t have anything at lunch, did you? going on a diet B: No, I didn’t. Actually, uh ... I’m ________________.

A: Are you? Why? 5 pounds B: I’ve gained ___________ in the first month here. You know, that’shorrible. damage A: Hah ... but you can’t just starve yourself like this. It’ll __________ your health. lose weight B: I don’t care. All I want is to _______________.

Part A

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Task 3 Discuss the following questions.

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Will you worry about gaining weight in the first college year?Cues: food delicious, can’t help, exercise

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What do you think of going on a diet to lose weight?Cues: overweight, health

Part A

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Task 3 Discuss the following questions.

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Will you worry about gaining weight in the first college year?a. Yes. The food is so delicious. I just can’t help eating, and often eating more than I need.

b. Not at all. I do a lot of exercises.

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What do you think of going o

n a diet to lose weight?a. I’m already a little overweight for my age. So I’m going to do whatever to get it right. b. Oh, I’ve never thought about doing that. It’s not good for your health/It will cost you your health.

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College Students & Diet Most college students are out on their own for the first time when they go to college. However, while enjoying their free college life, they often end up suffering from poor eating habits that lead them to put on weight and even damage their health.

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A common error is underestimating serving sizes, meaning they often eat more than they think they are eating. They eat too much junk food and they have too many alcoholic drinks which are filled with empty calories and help contribute to a worsening diet. They also eat sporadically, eating a huge breakfast (or no breakfast at all) before classes, and then cramming in as much food as they can during their lunch break. As a result, some students will put on 15 or more pounds during their first year of college, which is called the Freshman 15.

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Many of these students will then go on a diet to lose weight. But the problem is, usually we can’t maintain that low level of calorie intake, and as soon as we stop eating at that low level, it comes right back. Thus they fall into a cycle

of losing weight, going back to their original diet, and quicklyputting back on all the weight. This up-and-down weight loss is unhealthy for the body and the heart.

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There are many reasons that college students have these eating habits. One of them is a lack of money. College is expensive, and even though financial aid can help cover these expenses, students often don’t have a lot of money left to live. Healthy eating can be expensive. Many energy-dense foods are not only the least expensive, but also the last to rise in price. A lack of time also makes it difficult for college students to eat healthy food. …

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Full-time students usually have 12 to 16 hours of class per week. These classes are often spread throughout the day sporadically, leaving little time for them to cook. Then there are the college cafeterias. Many of these are of the “buffet” variety, where students can pick whatever they like and eat as much as they want, leading to overeating.

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It can be really hard for college students to avoid these habits. They are simply the easiest ways for them to eat, and breaking the cycle of poor diet can be expensive and timeconsuming. However, it’s important to have a balanced diet. Instead of grabbing that extra slice of pizza at the cafeteria, grab an apple and an orange …… 此处隐藏：3738字，全部文档内容请下载后查看。喜欢就下载吧 ……