1、 Module 3 Module 3 Reading and Vocabulary Reading and Vocabulary by Ray by RaySay what you do when youMeaningAction 1. Meet a friend.2. Show sb the way.3. See a friend in the distance.4. Say yes.5. Say no.6.Say who?me?7.say goodbye.Shake hands and say: How is everything going?Point out the direction
2、. Wave ones hand.Nod ones head. Shake ones head.Point to myself and put on a surprised expression.Wave ones hand and say: Goodbye.Well done!Ok stopBe quietvictory!snapbowhug Give me five! pointwavesmileshakeMuslim: salaamHindu : namaste Choose the best title.p 1 Saying It Without Wordsp 2 When in Ro
3、me, Do as the Romans Dop 3 Greeting Around the Worldp 4 Read My MindExamples of greetingsPara 1Para 2Para 3Para 4Para 5greetings in Asian countriesways of communicationfascinating body languagegreetings in western countriesAmerican youths greeting todayRead the passage more carefully and discuss wit
4、h your partner about the main idea of each paragraph. Read the text carefully, then decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). 1) Not all body language is conscious.2) Europeans shake hands with theirs left hand.3) In Asia, people touch strangers when they meet.4) In the US a
5、 “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.TFFTFF-Countries or areasWay of greeting Body parts involvedmeaning of the greetingA common greetingShake handsThe right handI trust youChinaHindusAmerica
6、n youthsput the right hand over the left and bow slightly or shake handsHandsshow respectJoin hands and bow headsHands and head respectHigh fivehandsEurope, AmericaWe use both _ and _ to express our thoughts and opinions and to _ with other people. Just like spoken language, body language _ from cul
7、ture to culture.wordsbody languagecommunicatevariesFill in the blanks according to the passage. Every culture has developed a formal way to _ strangers. Traditionally, Europeans and Americans _. They do this with the _ hand. That means I trust you. Im not carrying a _ weapon. Greetings in _ countrie
8、s do not _ touching the other person, but they always involve the hands.greetshake handsrightthreateningAsianinvolveToday American youths often greet each other with the expression, “_!” Body language is fascinating for anyone to study. People _ _ much more by their _ than by their words.Give me fivegive awaygestures1. Find more information about different greetings in other cultures.2. Finish off the exercise related to vocabulary and reading in the Workbook.Homework
