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M11 Unit 2 Here are some ways to welcome them. 学习任务单【学习目标】 Read and find out the main idea of each paragraph； Read and find out how people from different countries welcome each other in different ways; List class rules for foreign students using imperative sentences. 【课前预习任务】请提前预习课本单词表里有关M11第68、69页生词。【课上学习任务】 1. Match the words. (Activity 1 P68) 2. Read and write down the main idea of each paragraph. Paragraph 1: some ways to _____________ Paragraph 2: the way of ______________ Paragraph 3: the way of ______________ Paragraph 4: the way of ______________ Paragraph 5: the way of ______________ 3. Read and answer. (Activity 2 P69) 4. Read and check. (Activity 3 P69) 5. Read after the flash. 6. Read and complete the passage. (Activity 4 P69) Read and underline How does Lingling describe different body language？ How does Lingling give her advice? 8. Some foreign students come to your school, and study with you for a month. Please make a list of your class rules for them. 【课后作业】 1. Read the passage on P68. 2. Collect more information about different body language around the world to help improve Lingling’s passage. 【课后作业参考答案】 Eye contact variation by culture: Used a lot in regions such as the Middle East, Mediterranean cultures, Europeans and Latin Americans. Used often in much of Northern Europe and North America. Used somewhat carefully in cultures in Africa, Middle East, Korea and Thailand. Used carefully in most of the Far East. Moving your head In some parts of India, people tilt (倾斜) their head from side to side to confirm something and demonstrate that they are actively listening. The side to side head movement originates from British occupation, as the occupied Indian people were afraid to ever gesture ‘no’ to soldiers but wanted to show signs of understanding. Sitting positions Be aware of your posture when you attend meetings or are dining. Sitting cross-legged is seen as disrespectful in Japan, especially in the presence of someone older or more respect