外研版高中英語必修四Module3 Introduction reading

1、likedislikeModule3 Body Language and Non-verbal CommunicationQQ expressionsfightbe aggressivehold weaponsspread her arms(hug)hold up the hand(want to speak)bow deeply(greet someone)slapclapModule3Module3 Body Language and Non-Body Language and Non-verbal Communicationverbal CommunicationRevision of

2、words threatening Aggressive Weapon Gesture Slightly Bow Informal Hold up Spread Slap1. 擊掌擊掌 vt.2. 不正式的不正式的 adj.3. 攻擊的；挑釁的攻擊的；挑釁的4. 舉起舉起 5. 恐嚇的恐嚇的 adj6. 張開張開 v.7.武器武器 n.8.姿勢；姿態(tài)姿勢；姿態(tài) n.9.輕微地；輕微地；adv.10.鞠躬鞠躬 vi. Read the text quickly and choose the best title.p 1 Saying It Without Wordsp 2 When in Rom

3、e, Do as the Romans Dop 3 Greetings Around the Worldp 4 Read My MindFast Reading How many ways of greeting are mentioned in the passage?Para 4Para 2Para 3In which paragraph?Para 3Para 3 Now read the first paragraph carefully and fill out the blanks.Careful reading( blank-filling)communicationwords a

4、nd sentencesbody languageunconsciouslearned writtenspoken Now read paragraph two to four and find out some detailed information.Who ? How?They do this with the right handEuropeans and Americans If our right hand is busing greeting someone, it cannot be holding a weapon, so the gesture is used to exp

5、ress ones trust.Why the right hand?When they are fighting in a war, people are used to _ because the right hand is _ hold weapons in the right hand the strongest hand for most people.When to shake hands?greet other peopletwo occasionsmake a dealMuslimsTouch their heart, mouth and forehead in respect

6、salaamPutting the right hand over the left and bow slightlyAncient ChineseHindus Join their hands and bow their head in respect.American youthsOne person holds up his hand, palm outwards and five fingers spread. The other person raises his hand and slapsThe ways of greetings in China Traditionally i

7、n China, when we greet someone, we put the right hand over the left hand and bow slightly.In modern times, Chinese people _use many other ways of greetingPeople in Asia countries: Greetings in Asian countries do not involve touching the other person, but they always involve the hands.After reading Now, work in groups of four. Student A decides the background. Student B gives instructions about how to greet. Student C and D act it out.performancediscussionWhen in Rome, do as the Romans do. Choose one specific