人教版（2019） 选择性必修 第一册 Unit 4 Body Language Reading and Thinking 课件(共16张PPT)
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Unit 4 Body Language
Reading and Thinking
Warming-up
What I hide by my language, my body utters.
—Roald Barthes
我用语言隐藏的，我的身体会说出来。——罗兰·巴特
罗兰·巴特（Roland Barthes，公元1915年11月12日—公元1980年3月26日），法国作家、思想家、社会学家、社会评论家和文学评论家
So body language is more powerful than spoken language.
Reading
The whole passage consists of 6 paragraphs.
1. How many parts can the 6 paragraphs be divided into
2. Which paragraph belongs to which part
The first paragraph is the first part telling the main idea of the passage which lies in the first sentence.
Reading
The second part consists of 2, 3, and 4 paragraphs showing that body language differs from culture to culture by giving examples.
Second part: Body language varies from culture o culture.
Example 1: eye contact
Example 2: the gesture for OK
Example 3: the gesture we use for “yes” and “no”
Reading
The third part is paragraph 5 showing that some gestures are universal.
Example 1: the gesture meaning sleep
Example 2: the gesture meaning “I'm full”
Reading
The last part is paragraph 6 showing body language has many different uses.
Example 1: A smile can help get through difficult situations
Example 2: A smile can break down barriers
Example 3: A smile can serve as an apology
Example 4: A smile can be used to ask for help
Reading
We use both words and body language to express our thoughts and opinions.
LISTENING TO
HOW BODIES TALK
Body language varies from culture to culture
Some gestures are universal.
Body language has many different uses.
Reading
Body language/Gesture Meaning Country/Region
Eye contact between men and women not socially permitted Middle Eastern countries
Looking down when talking to someone showing respect Japan
OK sign money Japan
zero France
rudeness/impoliteness Brazil, Germany
Kissing on the cheek friendliness France, Russia
Placing your hands together and resting them on the side of your head while closing your eyes sleeping everywhere
Moving your hand in circles over your stomach after a meal I’m full everywhere
Reading
How is the body language mentioned in the text interpreted in China
Body language/Gesture In China
Eye contact interest, friendliness
OK gesture OK, agreement
Nodding one's head agreement
Shaking one's head disagreement
shaking hands when meeting
Placing your hands together and resting them on the side of your head while closing your eyes sleep
Moving your hand in circles over your stomach after a meal I am full
Post-reading
1. Can you think of an example of body language that is appropriate in China but might be misunderstood in another culture
Chinese people seldom make eye contact when they talk. They usually look down to show respect when talking to other people especially an elder one.
But in western countries people will think you are not interested in what he or she is talking about.
Post-reading
2. What advice on body language can you give a foreign friend on his/her first trip to China
Just as an old saying goes “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”.
★A smile can work well to show your friendliness.
★Chinese people don't always touch each other, so please don't do that.
★...
Vocabulary
Noun Verb Adjective Adverb
difference differ different differently
variety vary various variously
reliance rely reliable reliably
interaction interact interactive interactively
aaproval approve approving approvingly
embarrassment embarrass embarrassed /embarrassing embarrassedly
/embarrassingly
Vocabulary
Work out the meaning of the underlined words in the sentences below. In pairs, list more words of the same kind.
1. I rested my head on the desk to get some rest.
v. 搁置 n. 休息
2. The child displayed great interest in the huge fireworks display.
v. 表露，显示 n. 表演
3. Most students favour the plan, while their teachers are in favour of it.
v. 赞同 n. 支持
Vocabulary
4. Jeremy witnessed the whole incident and was expected the be the key witness at the trail.
v.目击
n. 证人
5. His lack of eye contact when talking with people shows that he lacks confidence.
n. 缺少
v. 缺少
6. When he noticed a slight frown on his twin sister's face, he frowned as well.
n. 皱眉 v. 皱眉
Vocabulary
More examples:
1. The president studied the latest report in his study. (study v. 研究 n.书房)
2. Keep a record of all the payments. (record n. 记录)
There is nothing to stop viewers from recording the films on videotape.(record v. 录制)
3. I'm doing some research on the subject. (research n. 研究)
She spent two years researching and filming her documentary.(research v. 研究)
4. I put my hand into my pocket and pulled out the letter. (hand n. 手)
Please hand me that book.(hand v. 递给，传递)
5. He showed not a bit of interest in the plan.(interest n. 兴趣)
Things of that nature do not interest me.(interest v. 使感兴趣)
Thank you!
Unit 4 Body Language
Reading and Thinking
Warming-up
What I hide by my language, my body utters.
—Roald Barthes
我用语言隐藏的，我的身体会说出来。——罗兰·巴特
罗兰·巴特（Roland Barthes，公元1915年11月12日—公元1980年3月26日），法国作家、思想家、社会学家、社会评论家和文学评论家
So body language is more powerful than spoken language.
Reading
The whole passage consists of 6 paragraphs.
1. How many parts can the 6 paragraphs be divided into
2. Which paragraph belongs to which part
The first paragraph is the first part telling the main idea of the passage which lies in the first sentence.
Reading
The second part consists of 2, 3, and 4 paragraphs showing that body language differs from culture to culture by giving examples.
Second part: Body language varies from culture o culture.
Example 1: eye contact
Example 2: the gesture for OK
Example 3: the gesture we use for “yes” and “no”
Reading
The third part is paragraph 5 showing that some gestures are universal.
Example 1: the gesture meaning sleep
Example 2: the gesture meaning “I'm full”
Reading
The last part is paragraph 6 showing body language has many different uses.
Example 1: A smile can help get through difficult situations
Example 2: A smile can break down barriers
Example 3: A smile can serve as an apology
Example 4: A smile can be used to ask for help
Reading
We use both words and body language to express our thoughts and opinions.
LISTENING TO
HOW BODIES TALK
Body language varies from culture to culture
Some gestures are universal.
Body language has many different uses.
Reading
Body language/Gesture Meaning Country/Region
Eye contact between men and women not socially permitted Middle Eastern countries
Looking down when talking to someone showing respect Japan
OK sign money Japan
zero France
rudeness/impoliteness Brazil, Germany
Kissing on the cheek friendliness France, Russia
Placing your hands together and resting them on the side of your head while closing your eyes sleeping everywhere
Moving your hand in circles over your stomach after a meal I’m full everywhere
Reading
How is the body language mentioned in the text interpreted in China
Body language/Gesture In China
Eye contact interest, friendliness
OK gesture OK, agreement
Nodding one's head agreement
Shaking one's head disagreement
shaking hands when meeting
Placing your hands together and resting them on the side of your head while closing your eyes sleep
Moving your hand in circles over your stomach after a meal I am full
Post-reading
1. Can you think of an example of body language that is appropriate in China but might be misunderstood in another culture
Chinese people seldom make eye contact when they talk. They usually look down to show respect when talking to other people especially an elder one.
But in western countries people will think you are not interested in what he or she is talking about.
Post-reading
2. What advice on body language can you give a foreign friend on his/her first trip to China
Just as an old saying goes “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”.
★A smile can work well to show your friendliness.
★Chinese people don't always touch each other, so please don't do that.
★...
Vocabulary
Noun Verb Adjective Adverb
difference differ different differently
variety vary various variously
reliance rely reliable reliably
interaction interact interactive interactively
aaproval approve approving approvingly
embarrassment embarrass embarrassed /embarrassing embarrassedly
/embarrassingly
Vocabulary
Work out the meaning of the underlined words in the sentences below. In pairs, list more words of the same kind.
1. I rested my head on the desk to get some rest.
v. 搁置 n. 休息
2. The child displayed great interest in the huge fireworks display.
v. 表露，显示 n. 表演
3. Most students favour the plan, while their teachers are in favour of it.
v. 赞同 n. 支持
Vocabulary
4. Jeremy witnessed the whole incident and was expected the be the key witness at the trail.
v.目击
n. 证人
5. His lack of eye contact when talking with people shows that he lacks confidence.
n. 缺少
v. 缺少
6. When he noticed a slight frown on his twin sister's face, he frowned as well.
n. 皱眉 v. 皱眉
Vocabulary
More examples:
1. The president studied the latest report in his study. (study v. 研究 n.书房)
2. Keep a record of all the payments. (record n. 记录)
There is nothing to stop viewers from recording the films on videotape.(record v. 录制)
3. I'm doing some research on the subject. (research n. 研究)
She spent two years researching and filming her documentary.(research v. 研究)
4. I put my hand into my pocket and pulled out the letter. (hand n. 手)
Please hand me that book.(hand v. 递给，传递)
5. He showed not a bit of interest in the plan.(interest n. 兴趣)
Things of that nature do not interest me.(interest v. 使感兴趣)
Thank you!