Unit 10: Peoples' Hospitality and Kindness
Hospitality Stories
درس «Hospitality Stories» — listening Maria/James/Kanokwan · match · MCQ · T/F · table · hospitality-lab + listen-lab — p.59–60.
اضغط أي أداة — لتوليد اختبارات وفلاش كارد وملخصات وتجارب من الدرس تفاعلياً
درس «Hospitality Stories» — listening Maria/James/Kanokwan · match · MCQ · T/F · table · hospitality-lab + listen-lab — p.59–60.
- ✓يستمع إلى قصص hospitality من Greece · Colombia · Egypt
- ✓يطابق thoughtful · backpacking · unhesitatingly
- ✓يكمل جدول Speaker/Location/Problem/Kindness/Feelings ويناقش قصة شخصية
1 What does it mean to be kind to a guest or a stranger?
2 How do people in your country welcome visitors?
4. Match the words in column (A) with their meanings in column (B).
1 What kind of help did the elderly couple in Greece give to Maria?
2 How did the Colombian family make James feel welcome?
3 Why did Kanokwan say her experience in Egypt was unforgettable?
1 Maria went to the elderly couple's home as …
2 When the Colombian family learned that James had nowhere to stay, they …
3 The shop owner in Egypt
4 The people in the stories were
5 James noticed that the Colombian children
| Speaker | Location | Problem/Situation | Acts of Kindness | Feelings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maria | ||||
| James | ||||
| Kanokwan |
Student A retells Maria's story, Student B retells James's story, then both discuss Kanokwan's experience.
- a time when someone showed you unexpected kindness
- a situation where you helped a stranger
- a cultural difference in hospitality you've observed
flowchart LR MAR["Maria\nGreece · car broke down"] --> HELP1["Elderly couple\nfood · rest · home"] JAM["James\nColombia · no place to stay"] --> HELP2["Family invitation\nwelcome · curious children"] KAN["Kanokwan\nEgypt · traveler"] --> HELP3["Shop owner\ntour · tea · kindness"] HELP1 & HELP2 & HELP3 --> FEEL["Feelings\ngrateful · welcome · unforgettable"]
Quiz
0 / 6Maria's problem in Greece was:
James was invited to stay at:
Who went to Colombia? ___
The Egyptian shop owner:
The people in all three stories were:
Showing welcome to guests: ___