外研社高一必修4第3单元Cultural Corner and Extra Reading（共25页）

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Module 3 Cultural Corner-Clapping

Teaching Aims:

1, To pronounce and remember new words correctly again.

2, To review some phrases and sentences learned yesterday.

3, To have a general idea of body language- clapping, its history,
functions, etc.

4, To motivate students' future learning and research in university,
such as body language and intercultural communication.




Have a try. Page 114-115.
Read aloud the new words
1.想起，想到
2.不只是，不仅仅
3.在各种文化中各不相同

4.与..握手
5.忙于做..
6.尊敬的鞠躬
7.非正式的打招呼方式
8.通过姿势/话语交流

9.很常见的打招呼方式
10.拿着威胁性武器


1.think of
2.more than
3.vary from culture
to culture
4.shake hands with sb
5.be busy (in) doing sth
6. bow (one’s head) in respect/respectfully
8. communicate
by gesture/words
9.quite a common greeting
7.Informal styles of greeting
10.carry/hold a threatening
weapon
Translation

1）亚洲人打招呼是不接触他人身体的，但他们要用手。
Greetings in Asian countries do not involve touching the other person, but they always involve the hands.
2) 即使是现在，人们在非正式场合打招呼时，还会用手来表示信任对方。
Even today, when some people have very informal styles of greeting, they still use their hands as a gesture of trust.
Read and find the expressions in English

3）身势语对任何研究者来说都有吸引力。
4）人们通过姿势表达的意思要比通过话语表达得更多。

3） Body language is fascinating for anyone to study.
4) People give away much more by their gestures than by their words.

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 are sitting or standing.
5. If you are ___________ of something you do not know it is happening.
weapons
aggressive
greet
position
unconscious
Page 23 Fill in the blanks
aggressive deal gesture greet formal
informal position trust unconscious weapon
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.
deal
gesture
trust
informal
formal
We use both _____ and _____________ to express our thoughts and opinions and to ____________ with other people. Just like spoken language, body language _____ from culture to culture.
words
body language
communicate
varies
Summary
Every culture has developed a formal way to ____ strangers. Traditionally, Europeans and Americans ___________. They do this with the _____ hand. That means I trust you. I’m not carrying a __________ weapon.

greet
shake hands
right
threatening

Greetings in _____ countries do not ______ touching the other person, but they always involve the hands.
Asian
involve
Today American youths often greet each other with the expression, “___________!” Body language is fascinating for anyone to study.
People ___a____ much more by
their _______ than by their words.
Give me five
give
away
gestures
clapping P29
Why do we clap?
The reasons for clapping.
Skim the passage to find out the key sentence and main idea of each paragraph.
The custom of clapping has early beginnings.
The history of clapping.
Applause was a sign of being part of the community, and of equality between actors and audience.
The function of clapping.
Para. 1
Para. 2
Para. 3
Read the passage carefully and fill in
the blanks.
The reasons
for clapping ☆To show we 1. ____ something.
☆To say 2. _________ to the performers.
The history of clapping In classical Athens, applause meant 3. _________ and taking part. Prolonged clapping helped a play to?4. _____.
like
thank you
judgement??
win????
The function of clapping
Applause Applause was a sign of being part of the 5. __________, and of equality between actors and audience.
Features It is social and 6. _________.
_________ ☆In Britain people clap at a(n) 7. ________.
☆In Italy they sometimes clap at a funeral.
community
infectious
wedding
Occasions
Para 1
但是，在我们看完一个电视节目或一本书时，不管有多么精彩，我们都不会鼓掌。
But we don't clap at the end of a television programme or a book, however good they are.

没有我们观众，表演就不会完美。
Without us-the audience-the performance would not be complete.


Para 2
戏剧间经常彼此存在竞争，持久的鼓掌有助于
一部戏剧获胜。
Plays were often in competition with each other,
and prolonged clapping helped a play to win.

它可以容纳一万四千人，是整个城里男人数量的一半，
这就意味着观众们会造成很大的嘈杂声音。
It could hold 14,000 people, half the adult male
population of the city, which meant that the audience
could make a lot of noise.


人们鼓掌的场合因国家的不同而不同。
Some occasions on which people clap change from one country to another.
从全球来看，人们都习惯于在剧院或音乐厅鼓掌。
Clapping at concerts and theatres is a
universal habit.

Para 3
1.现场表演
2.从早就有
3.与..竞争
4.持久的鼓掌
5.容纳50人
6.发出很大的声音/噪音
7.一种平等的标志
8.把..添加到…
9.独自一人大笑
10.普通/普遍的习惯
11.在一些场合
12.在婚礼上/葬礼上
1.a live performance
2.have early beginnings
3.compete with/in competition with
4.prolonged clapping
5.hold/contain/seat/accommodate 50 people
6.make a lot of noise
7.a sign of equality
8.add…to…
9.laugh (out) loud alone
10.a uviversal habit
11.on some occasions
12.at a wedding/funeral
You can explore more in university
Reading-Cultural Awareness P81-82.

9. Read the article and tick the topics it mentions.
Keys: gestures, physical contact, greeting people.

11. Answer the questions:
1, Body language accounts for over 90% of communication during a conversation.
2, Because you can communicate more efficiently.
3, It gives you a general impression of someone and it helps you understand their emotions.

Reading-Cultural Awareness P81-82.

11. Answer the questions:
4, It means OK.
5, Both sexes can offer a handshake in the west. In Indonesia, a woman doesn't offer a man her hand unless they are in a business situation.
6, In many Asian countries, people of different sexes don't touch each other in public.
7. Find out about the basic cultural codes before you leave home.
Intercultural communication
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