BPO第三册Unit1说课.pptVIP

* * Listening Comprehension Do bow when you thank someone. You can say “thank you” or “domo arigato” in Japanese, and tilt your head a little bit forward to show a gesture of appreciation. Do be aware that a vague “yes” does not always mean “yes” in Japanese culture. A straightforward refusal traditionally does not form part of Japanese etiquette. Task 2 Tips: * * Listening Comprehension Do prepare to pay at a restaurant if you initiated the dinning invitation, and do make an attempt to pay at a restaurant if someone else invited you. Splitting the bill is not traditionally done in Japan. Task 2 Tips: Business writing Line Chart 线状图 Pie Chart 饼状图 1 Bar Chart/Column Chart 柱状图 2 3 Table 表格图 4 Pie Chart 饼状图 A pie chart is in the shape of a pie, just as its name suggests. It is a specialized graph used in statistics. Usually, it is used to show the shares or proportions of a given subject. Different segments of the pie are highlighted by shading or coloring in order to show the difference. Statisticians generally regard pie charts as a poor method of displaying information, and they are uncommon in scientific literature. Pie Chart 饼状图 Sample I: Directions: The pie chart below shows the different meat that is sold in a supermarket. Summarise the information by reporting the main features. Pie Chart 饼状图 This is a pie chart that shows the proportion of the meal sold in a supermarket. The total meat sold in the supermarket is classified into six types as follows: chicken, pork, beef, lamb, fish and others. Overall, chicken has the largest proportion, which accounts for 40%; while others have the smallest percentage, at 2%. As can be seen in the pie chart, chicken, which makes up 40%, is the most popular among the total meat sold, then next is pork with 20%, followed by beef, constituting 18%; and finally come lamb, fish and others at 15%, 5% and 2% respectively. It should be noted that the sale of pork is half as much as