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Exploring the World of Food: Listening Unit 5A

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Lesson Objectives
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Self-reflection: Answer the following questions

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What do you see in this photo? How do you think these apricots are being prepared?

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2.

Which of these daily foods do you eat most often?

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3.

Match the region or country to its typical food source based on the reading

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Central/ South America

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Cheese and dairy products

Europe

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Rice

Australia/New Zealand

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Yams

Africa

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Papayas

Asia

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Seafood like prawns

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4.

Match the following words with their correct definition

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only

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to let someone do something

imagine

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shows that no others exist or

local

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food that is good for your health

touch

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to see something in your mind, not with your eyes

taste

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belonging to the area where you live or the place you're talking about

nutritious

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uncooked

allow

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the flavor or something, e.g., sweet or salty

raw

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not found very often; different

delicious

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to feel with your fingers

unusual

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tasting very good

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5.

Choose the correct word to complete each sentence. 

allow

only

nutritious

imagine

local

raw

taste

unusual

touch

delicious

Sharing Food and Making Friends

Dr. Wade Davis is an anthropologist. Anthropologists study people and cultures around the world. In each place he travels to, Dr. Davis likes to share meals with the (1) _________________ people. One food that made a big impression on him is the durian fruit. You might not have durian where you live. Southeast Asia is the (2) _______________ part of the world where it grows.

Sometimes it’s hard to (3) _________________ why people eat the things they do. But everybody likes different things. In Malaysia, the durian is the “king of the fruits.” Malaysians love it! They think it’s (4) _________________. Some people say durian has a (5) _________________ that’s like vanilla ice cream with a little bit of onion.

The durian is a huge fruit–as big as a man’s head. It’s also heavy. You can only eat this fruit after it falls from the tree. But you can’t just run up and (6) _________________ it with your hands. A durian has sharp spines growing on it, and they can hurt you. Inside, though, the durian is soft. Some people like to cook it. Others prefer to eat it (7) _________________. There’s something else that’s (8) _________________ about the durian. It has a very strong smell. Some people say it smells like dirty feet! Some people won’t (9) _________________ a durian inside their house.

People know that the durian is a healthy, (10) _________________ food for the body. So people who don’t really like the fruit hold their noses and eat it. For Dr. Davis, eating durian and other unusual foods shows respect for people and their customs. He also says that durian is good in pies. 


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6.

Are there holidays in Oman that have special food you eat on that day? What is the holiday and what is the food?

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You are going to listen to a professor talk about the importance of food in her work. The professor is also going to answer questions from students in the class.

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The professor is

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What can we learn about people from the type of food they eat?

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16.

Do you like to try new foods? Why, or why not?

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17.

What non-nutritious foods do you like to eat?

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7.

What is the primary reason hotel staff in Kuching are concerned about durian fruit?

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8.

According to the video, which comparison is NOT used to describe the durian's smell?

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9.

Which of the following is stated about durian trees?

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10.

How do some hotels remove the durian smell from rooms, as mentioned in the video?

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11.

What rule do hotels in the video enforce about durian?

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13.

The professor showed the students

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14.

The professor eats