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Module3ForeignFood词汇短语园地1.owev.应给予搭配：owesbsth应给予某人某物Perhapsweowethesepeoplemorerespect.也许我们应该给予这些人更多的尊敬。Ioweyouanapology；youmusthavefoundmyattitudeveryannoying.我应向你道歉，你一定觉得我的态度挺让人讨厌的。（1）owesbsth欠某人某物Heowesmefivedollars.他欠我五美元。（2）owesthtosb/sth应把……归功于……Sheoweshersuccesstogoodluck.她把成功归功于幸运。（3）owingto因为；由于Theycouldnotcrosstheriverowingtotheflood.由于洪水，他们不能过河。2.tasten.味道Idon’tlikethetasteofolives.我不喜欢橄榄的味道。（1）tasten.味觉Mysenseoftasteisn’tverygood；Ihaveacold.我的味觉不是很好，我感冒了。（2）tastev.品尝Tasteitandseeifyouthinktheir’senoughsaltinit.你尝尝看这够不够咸。（3）tastyadj.可口的；美味的Thesoupisverytasty.汤非常鲜美。3.mannern.方式；方法Shesmiledagaininafriendlymanner.她又友好地笑了笑。I’maprofessionalandIhavetoconductmyselfinaprofessionalmanner.我是专业人士，必须以专业方式行事。mannersn.礼貌；礼仪It’sbadmannerstotalkwithyourmouthfull.嘴里塞满了东西跟人说话是不礼貌的。Youshouldhavegoodmannersallthetime.任何时候都应该有礼貌。4.entertainv.招待，款待；请客Idon’tliketoentertainguestsanymore.我不再喜欢招待客人。Heentertainedhisfriendstodinneryesterday.他昨天招待朋友吃晚饭。（1）entertainv.使欢乐；使有兴趣Ateachershouldentertainaswellasteach.教师不仅要教书，也要能引起学生兴趣。（2）entertainingadj.令人愉快的；有趣的Hisbooksaren’tparticularlywell-written，butthey’realwaysentertaining.他的书没有精心编写，但非常有趣。（3）entertainmentn.娱乐；消遣Thecomedianperformedforourentertainment.喜剧演出以供我们消遣。5.remarkv.谈到，说起搭配：（1）remark+that-clause说……Heremarkedthatwemustn’tjudgepeoplesolelybytheirappearances.他说我们绝对不要只以貌取人。Heremarkedthatitwasgettinglate.他说天色渐晚了。（2）remarkon/upon对……发表意见Theguestsremarkedonhernewdress.客人们就她的新连衣裙发表意见。（1）remarkn.议论；评论；话Whatexactlydidyoumeanbythatlastremark？你最后那句话究竟是什么意思？（2）remarkableadj.不同寻常的；非凡卓越的Hewasaremarkableman.他是个了不起的人。6.consequencen.后果Thisdecisioncouldhaveseriousconsequencesforthefutureoftheindustry.（2）setdown写下；放下Youhadbettersetdownyourideabeforeyouforgetit.你最好把你的想法写下来，以免忘记。Hesetdownhisloadandhadabreak.他放下担子歇了一会儿。（3）setsbtodosth安排某人做某事HesethissonJohntorepairthebrokenbicycleimmediatelyJohngothome.他儿子约翰一到家，他就让他修那辆破自行车。（4）setanexampletosb=（setsbanexample）为某人树立了榜样Hehassetusagoodexample.他为我们树立了一个好榜样。（5）setsbfree释放，放走Theysettheprisonersfreeatlast.他们最终释放了那些罪犯。跟踪导练（一）阅读理解Foodsthatarewellknowntoyoumaynotbefamiliartopeoplefromothercountries.Herearefourpeople’sexperienceswithforeignfood.ShaoWongisastudentinFrance.HecomesfromChina.“I’dnevertastedcheeseorevenmilkbeforeIcamehere.CattlearerareinmypartofChina，sotherearenodairyproducts.ItriedmilkwhenIfirstarrivedinFrance.Ihatedit！Isampledcheesetoo，butcouldn’tmanagemorethanonebite.Iloveicecream，though，andthat’smadefrommilk.”BirgitisfromSweden.ShetraveledtoAustraliaonvacation.“Iwasinarestaurantthatspecializedinfish，andIheardsomeothercustomersorderflake.SoIorderedsometooanditwasdelicious.Later，IfoundoutthatflakeisanAustraliantermforshark.Afterthatpleasantexperience，wheneverIseeanewfoodItryitoutonpurpose.Youknowwhy？IrememberhowmuchIenjoyedflake.”ChandraisadentistinTexas.SheoriginatesfromIndia.“I’mfrightenedofeatingnewfoodsbecausetheymightbemadefrombeef.I’maHindu，andmyreligionforbidsmetoeatmeatfromthecow.That’sthereasonIcan’teathamburgersorspaghettiwithmeatballs.”NathanisanAmerican.HetaughtforayearinChina.“Myfriendsgavemesome100-year-oldeggstoeat.Ididn’tlikethelookofthematall.Theinsidesweregreen，butmyfriendssaidthecolorwasnormal.TheChineseputchemicalsonfresheggs.Thentheyburythemintheearthforthreemonths.Sotheeggsweren’treallyveryold.Evenso，Iabsolutelyrefusedtotouchthem.”Lifeinanewcountrycanbescary，butitalsocanbefun.Wouldyousamplea100-year-oldegg？Wouldyouordersharkinarestaurant？1.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutShaoWong？A.HeisaFrench-Chinese.B.Dairyproductscan’tattracthim.C.Hedidn’ttastecheesebecausehehatedit.D.Cattleareseldomraisedinhishometown.2.Accordingtothetext，Birgitis___.A.braveB.religiousC.confidentD.open-minded3.WhyisChandrafrightenedofeatingfoodmadefrombeef？A.BecausesheisanIndian.B.BecauseHindusthinkbeefisnottasty.C.Becauseit’sagainsttheHindureligion.D.Becauseshethinksbeefisn’teasytochew.4.Whatcanbeinferredfromthistext？A.Manypeopledislikeeatingnewfoods.B.Travelinghelpstolearnaboutnewfoods.C.Trynewfoodsandmaybeyou’llgetusedtothem.D.Foodsyouofteneatmaynotbefamiliartoforeigners.完形填空Elainewasasaleswoman，whodrovealloverthecityfivedaysaweek.Whenallthefreewaylanes（车道）wereatadeadstop，shewoulddrivequicklyalongtheemergencylane.Whiledrivingsheusually1onhercellphone，drinkingasodaoreatingasandwich―herhands，legsandmouthwerealways2whileshewasdriving.Lastnightshegot3inFridayeveningrushhour.Shewasgoingtobe4forherdate.Shewasalready5whenthingsseemedtobegettingworseandallthetrafficstopped.Elainedrove6overtotheemergencylane.Soonshesawtheredflashinglightsinthemirror.Shehadto7hercar.Agood-lookingofficerwalkedup.“Officer，myboyfriendleftmeafterhegotmepregnant.Ihaveconstantmorningsickness.I’mjusttryingtogettotheneareststoretobuymy8.”Shelookedattheofficerwith9eyes.Helookedatherpitifully，thensaid10，“Okay，ma’am.Takethefirstexit.Ihopeyou’llbefeelingbetter.”TheofficerwalkedbacktohiscarandElainedroveon.Thiswasthesecondtimethatthe11hadworkedforher.Shehadonemorethingtodobeforeshegothome.Shehadtomailapackage.Whenshegottotheshoppingmallat7pm，noparkingwas12，exceptforthehandicapped（残疾人的）spac