牛津译林版九年级英语下册课件：Unit 1 Asia第四课时 2. Study skills.pptVIP

Read the sentences and guess when to use them. Glad to see you. I can do it! I did something wrong. a. Glad to see you. Match the pictures with the meanings. c. I did something wrong. b. I can do it! Read the passage again and check the sentences with T or F. 1. Nodding one’s head means “agreement” everywhere. 2. If a person crosses his / her arms, he / she is possibly not open in the West. 3. The OK gesture in our country also has the same meaning in other countries. 4. Sometimes we should pay more attention to people’s body language. F T F T * * Do you know what is the meaning of each picture? Stop! Come here. You are very good. It’s OK. Bye-bye. sad confused happy angry Do you know what is the meaning of each picture? 1.Do you often use some gestures to give information? 2.Do you often show your facial expression to give emotions? A term used to describe facial expressions, gestures and other movement of the body that send messages. It is different from culture to culture. What is body language? body language facial expressions gestures Do you know the following body language? What does each mean? A. I don’t know. B. I agree. C. I’m happy. A. I don’t know. B. I agree. C. Be quiet. A. I dislike you. B. I hate you. C. I notice you. A. I’m confident. B. I’m sad. C. I’m angry. Read the passage and answer the questions. 1. What do the gestures “nod one’s head” and “shake one’s head” mean in some countries of South Asia? In these countries, “nod one’s head” means “disagreement”, and “shake one’s head” means “agreement”. 2. What does the picture mean in Japan? It means “money”. 3. When is it more important to look at one’s body language? When the words a person uses do not match his or her body language. ashamed confident head held down shy head raised Read the passage, guess what the body language means. bored, uninterested looking away friendly, interested, honest looking in the eyes dishonest look down open, friendly not open, unfriendly, angr