11. Sınıf İngilizce Silver Lining Ders Kitabı Sayfa 124 Cevapları Meb Yayınları’na ulaşabilmek ve dersinizi kolayca yapabilmek için aşağıdaki yayınımızı mutlaka inceleyiniz.
11. Sınıf İngilizce Meb Yayınları Silver Lining Ders Kitabı Cevapları Sayfa 124
Reading & Wrîtîng
a. Read the statements about cultural norms of different countries and guess if they are true (T) or false (F).
O 1. In Egypt, you shouldn’t add salt to your meal when you are invited to dinner.
Q 2. Norwegian people use a knife and fork even when eating sandwiches.
Q 3. In England, your host never lets you pay for your meal.
Q 4. Playing with chopsticks is considered rude in Japan. So be careful with them.
Q 5. In Mexico, being overweight gives the message that you are healthy.
Q 6. Be gentle and avoid strong handshakes in the Philippines.
b. Work in pairs. Discuss the possible reasons for the social norms above. e.g.
Student A: I think you shouldn’t add salt to your meal when you’re invited to dinner because your host may think you don’t like the food.
Student B: I agree with you. /1 don’t think so. They shouldn’t add salt because……..
9 Guess the meaning of the proverb “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.”
CULTURE MATTERS
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. As this proverb emphasizes, if you don’t want to suffer from culture shock when you go to another country, you should learn its social norms and values. Here are three people telling us what they have experienced in a foreign country.
Anna, Australia
As an Australian, what I was most surprised about Turkey was the huge breakfast table. It includes various types of cheese, olives, eggs, sausages, pastry and of course vegetables like cucumber and tomatoes. It is more common to be invited to breakfast rather than dinner at weekends. Turkish people can spend hours around the table; eating, drinking so many glasses of Turkish tea, chatting and enjoying themselves. Another point was about consuming bread. Yes, they eat a lot of bread at every meal. What’s more, in my country we don’t start eating bread until the food arrives, but you are served delicious hot bread and butter before the main dish in many Turkish restaurants. Sharing food even with strangers is also a common characteristic in this country. They not only want to share their food but also insist on this. When it is time to pay the bill, another struggle starts. Each person on the table wants to pay it, which is quite unusual for us. I must confess that being in this country was a marvelous experience for me and really raised my cultural awareness.
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