Module 3 Body Language and Non-Verbal Communication Period 2 Introduction, Reading and Vocabulary

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高一年级第二学期英语学科教学案
Book 4 Module 3 （Period 2 ）
Introduction, Reading and Vocabulary
Teaching aim: Read and understand the passage.
1. Read the passage and choose the best title.
2. Read the passage again and say if these statements are true or false.
1) Not all the body language is conscious.
2) Europeans shake hands with their left hand.
3) In Asia, people touch strangers when they meet.
4) In the US a “high five” is a way of saying hello.
5) A “high five” is a formal gesture.
6) Body language is less communicative than spoken or written language.
3. Complete the sentences with the words given.
aggressive deal gesture greet formal informal position trust unconscious weapon
1) Guns and knives are two different types of ___________.
2) Someone who has a(n) __________attitude may be violent.
3) You can _______ someone by saying “hello”.
4) Your _______ is the way you ate sitting or standing.
5) If you are _______ of something you do not know it is happening.
6) A (n) ______ is a business agreement.
7) A (n) ________ is a movement of the body to communicate something.
8) If you _______ someone you believe them and rely on them.
9) “Give me five!” is a(n) ________ greeting.
10) People are usually more ________ with people they don’t know.
4. Read the passage carefully and fill the form.
Gestures (in detail)
Europeans and Americans
Chinese in tradition
Muslims
Hindus
American youths
5. Read the passage and fill in the blanks.
We _________-_with more than spoken and written word. We use ________ as well, which _________ from culture to culture. We are _________when we are ___________ introduced to strangers until we know they are not _________ aggressive. Every culture has developed a __________formal way to greet strangers. ____________, Europeans and Americans _____________ with their right hands, showing I _____you. We shake hands when we _____ make a deal meaning “we agree and we trust each other.”
Greetings in Asia _________involve hands. Chinese put the left hand on the right and bow ________; Muslims give a salaam, ________they touch their heart, mouth and forehead. Hindus join they hand and bow ________________. In all these examples, our hands are _______ the greeting. American youths greet in informal way “Give me five!” one person _________ his hand, palm outside, five fingers _______. The other _________ the other’s open hand above the head in a “high five”. Body language is _________ and people ___________much more by their gestures. You can observe their body language and read their mind.
6. Extensive reading
Fill in the blanks using proper words and proper forms.
pass drive use for some reason away leave knock determine offer probable
Aeroplanes are slowly _______me mad. I live near an airport and _____ planes can be heard night and day. The airport was built during the war, but ____________ it could not be used then. Last year, however, it came into ________. Over a hundred people must have been driven __________ from their homes by the noise. I am one of the few people ______. Sometimes I think this house will be _________down by a passing plane. I have been _________a large sum of money to go away, but I am ______________to stay here. Everybody says I must be mad and they are ___________ right.
7. Translate some sentences from the passage.
1) 我们并不只是用口语和书面语进行交流。
2) 习得的身势语在不同的文化中各不相同。
3) 我们会保持警觉，直到知道安全的时候才放松。
4) 假如右手用于忙着和人打招呼，就不可能握武器。
5) 穆斯林行额手礼，用手触左胸，嘴和额。
6) 印度人双手交合，恭敬的鞠躬。
7) 一个人把手举起，手掌向外，五指伸开。
8) 人们通过身势表达的远比用语言表达的多的多。
9) 亚洲人打招呼是不接触别人的身体的，他们用手。
10) 即使是现在，人们在非正式打招呼时，还会用手来表示信任对方。
11) 身势语对于任何学习者来说都具有吸引力。
12) 我们作交易时握手。
答案
1. the third one
2. 1) T 2) F 3) F 4) T 5) F 6) F
3. 1) weapons. 2) aggressive 3) greet 4) position
5) unconscious 6) deal 7) gesture 8) trust 9) informal 10) formal
4．
Gestures (in detail)
Europeans and Americans They shake their right hands with others.
Chinese in tradition We put the right hand over the left and bow lightly.
Muslims They put their heart, mouth and forehead.
Hindus They join their hands and bow their heads in respect.
American youths One person holds up his hand, palm outwards and five fingers spread. The other person raises his hand and slaps the other’s open hand above the head in a “high five”.
5. communicate /body language /varies /on guard
/introduced /formal /Traditionally /shake /trust
/make a deal /involve /slightly /where /in respect
/busy with /holds up /spread /fascinating /give away
6. driving /passing /for some reason /use /away
/left /knocked /offered /determined /probably
7. Translate some sentences from the passage.
1) We communicate with more than spoken and written word.
2) “Learned” body language varies from culture to culture.
3) We are on guard until we know it’s safe to relax.
4) If our hands are busy with greeting someone, it cannot be holding a weapon.
5) Muslims give a salaam, where they touch their heart, mouth and forehead.
6) Hindus join their hands and bow in respect.
7) One person holds up his hand, palm outwards and five fingers spread.
8) People give away much more by their gestures than by their words.
9) Greetings in Asian countries do not involve touching the other person, but they always involve the hands.
10) Even today, when some people have very informal styles of greeting, they still use their hands as a gesture of trust.
11) Body language is fascinating and for anyone to study.
12) We shake hands when we make a deal.
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