Module 11 Body language Unit 2 Here are some ways to welcome them.习题课件（共有PPT30张）

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Module 11 Body language
Unit 2 Here are some ways to welcome them.
一、单项填空
( )1. Don't stand ______ the window. It's dangerous.
A. near from B. far to
C. close to D. next at
C
( )2. Daming is in the teachers' office.The teacher is ______ him.
A. talking about B. talking around
C. talking to D. talking over
C
( )3. In order not to fall down, they had to stand ______ with each other in the heavy rain.
A. arm in arm
B. hand by the hand
C. face with face
D. arm to arm
A
( )4. ______, I really like the girl.
A. In fact B. In the fact
C. On the fact D. On fact
( )5. The watermelon ______sweet ______. I don't like it.
A. is; at all B. isn't; at all
C. are; at all D. aren't; at all
A
B
二、根据要求完成句子，每空一词
6. Come here early.(改为否定句)
____________ __________here early.
7. You can't take your dog to the hospital.(改为祈使句)
_________ ___________your dog to the hospital.
Don't
come
Don't
take
8. To touch people's head isn't polite. (改为同义句)
______ ________ _______ _______to touch people's head.
9. She often goes for a walk with her mother arm in arm. (就画线部分提问)
________ ___________she often _______for a walk with her mother
It
is
not
polite
How
does
go
10. Indians usually put their hands together and nod their heads when they meet. (就画线部分提问)
__________ __________Indians usually __________when they meet
What
do
do
三、语法选择
Americans like to look at each other when they ___11___. If you don't do so, it means you ___12___unhappy, or are not interested. For ___13___, “thumbs (拇指) up” means “yes” “very good” or “well done”, while“thumbs down” ___14___the opposite. To call a waiter, people put one hand above ___15___head. It is all
right to point at things but not at people ___16___the index finger(食指). Americans point ___17___index fingers at children when they scold (责备) them, and touch them on the head ___18___they praise(表扬) them.Learning body language is sometimes ___19___. If you don't ___20___what to do, the best thing to do is to smile.
( )11. A. talks B. will talk
C. talked D. are talking
( )12. A. is B. are C. am D. were
( )13. A. America B. American
C. Americans D. Americans'
( )14. A. mean B. means
C. will mean D. is meaning
( )15. A. a B. an C. the D. /
D
B
C
B
C
( )16. A. for B. with C. from D. by
( )17. A. they B. them C. their D. theirs
( )18. A. after B. till C. when D. before
( )19. A. difficult B. difficultly
C. difficulty D. difficulties
( )20. A. know B. to know
C. knowing D. knows
B
C
C
A
A
四、完形填空
In France, when people meet, they kiss each other on the cheek. It's a way of ___21___. They give each other a kiss on each cheek. Everyone joins in the kissing ritual （礼仪）， the ___22___ and the old, men and women, strangers （陌生人）and___23___. I kiss my friends. I kiss the ___24___ at school, and even if I'm in a hurry,
I still make time to give people a quick ___25___ on the cheek when I ran past them. I don't mind it—___26___, I quite like it. I think that it quickly turns strangers into acquaintances （熟人）， and acquaintances into friends.
Another interesting thing is that people in France are ___27___ with people they don't know. In England, people only talk to a stranger when they really___28___,
for example, to ask where the bus stops next. However, in ___29___, people are not reserved （矜持的）when it comes to talking to strangers. A few days ago, I ___30___ a woman in the supermarket. She gave me her opinions about the advantages and disadvantages of oranges grown in Spain!
（ ）21. A. talking B. greeting
C. welcoming D. thinking
（ ）22. A. fat B. new C. tall D. young
（ ）23. A. cousins B. grandparents
C. friends D. students
（ ）24. A. drivers B. nurses C. teachers D. doctors
（ ）25. A. hand B. look C. hug D. kiss
（ ）26. A. in fact B. of course C. at first D. excuse me
B
D
C
C
D
A
（ ）27. A. difficult B. open C. worried D. careful
（ ）28. A. want B. need C. think D. finish
（ ）29. A. France B. England
C. China D. America
（ ）30. A. turned on B. wrote to
C. talked to D. looked after
B
B
A
C
五、阅读理解（B篇）
If I want you to give me a high five，can you do it？It's a kind of body language.It's very popular in America，but now lots of young people in China also like doing that.How should we do a high five？It's easy. First，put one hand up in the air.Then slap(拍) someone's hand—also high in the air.When people have something happy，they always use this body language.
There are different stories about how the high five began.One story goes like this：A very long time ago，some American men saw a group of animals.They were so excited and they put their hands up into the air. At that time，they just wanted to hit(击) each other.
In another story，some short men met some taller men，so they had to put their hands up high to shake hands with them. And from then on，it became popular.Next time when you meet an American，give a friendly high five and make your new friend feel at home.
( )31. If you want to give somebody a high five，you should______ first.
A. call his name B. slap his hand
C. jump high D. put one hand up
D
( )32. You will give a high five to your friend when ______.
A. you win a game B. you lose your bag
C. you say goodbye D. you need some money
A
( )33. How did the American men feel when they saw a group of animals according to Paragraph 2？
A. They were bored. B. They were excited.
C. They were tired. D. They were afraid.
B
( )34. The underlined phrase feel at home means ______ in Chinese.
A. 想要回家 B. 想家
C. 感觉像在家一样 D. 离开家
C
( )35. You might read this passage in ______.
A. a cook book
B. a map
C. an English newspaper
D. a sports magazine
C
六、短文填空
People use body language to send messages to others. It is very helpful because others can understand you easily when you use body language. When you ___36___ talking with others, you are not just using words, but also using ___37___. For example, waving one's hand is to say goodbye. Shaking hands means welcome, and clapping hands___38___ congratulations(祝贺). Nodding the head means “yes”, but shaking the head means “no”.
Different countries have___39___ body languages. For example, ___40___ Russia, France and Arab countries, people kiss each other___41___ they meet, but men in China or Australia shake hands. People in Puerto Rico(波多黎各) like touching each other, but people in Britain do not touch each other. People in Arab countries like___42___ close to each other when they are talking, but English
people must keep a distance away when they are talking.___43___ is very important to know the meanings of gestures and movements in the foreign country___44___ they will help you communicate with people better ___45___ make you stay there much more pleased and comfortable.
36. _______________ 37. _______________
38. _______________ 39. _______________
40._______________ 41. _______________
42. _______________ 43. _______________
44. _______________ 45. _______________
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