高中英语人教版必修四 Unit4 Body language Reading-(2)课件

ReadingCOMMUNICATION:NO

PROBLEM?stopShake

handsHappyOk!

Or

zeroDifferent

feelings

of

the

babyhappysadfrightenedangrysurprisedcuriousWhat’s

the

purpose

of

language?To

communicate

with

othersTo

tell

and

express

our

thoughts,

feelings,reactions

etc.What

is

body

language?

Body

Languageis

a

form

of

non-verbal

communication.

It

uses

movements

or

positions

of

our

body

to

showotherpeople

what

we

are

thinking

orfeeling.

It

includes

body

movements,

facial

expressions,

gestures,posture

,

speaking

distance

andother

non-verbalsignals.What

is

body

language?Make

the

list

of

feelings

and

act

it

out●A

smile

and

a

handshakeTwistinghandstogetherorholding

headPatting

or

rubbing

stomachHanging

headSmiling,

arms

open

andhead

backShaking

headListening

find

the

characters

and

where they

are

from?ColumbiaJulia

SmithCanadaAhmed

AzizFranceChinaDoes

body

language

stay

the

same

in

differentcountries

/cultures

?

Why?No. Body

language

varies

from

culture

to

culture.(conclusion)Because

cultures

have

developed

in

differentways.Fast-readingYou

are

going

to

meet

business

peoplefromseveral

countries.Not

all

cultures

greet

each

other

thesameway.A

conclusion

of

the

passage.Para

5Para

6Para1-2Para

3Para

4Main

ideaPara.1-2(example)peoplepresentpurposepeople

from

different

countrieslocal

businessmenpeople

representing

the

Chinesegovernmentinterest(

Readpara1-2

Find

out

the

answers

to

thequestions)1

Who

will

be

present

at

the

meeting?2

Why

are

people

visiting

China?3

what

does

the

word

mistake

mean?mistakesPeople

from

different

countriesmisunderstand

each

other.Careful

readingPara.

3-6(variety)Read

Para

3-6again

and

decide

whether

thestatement

is

true

or

false1

Only

Australia

and

central

America

are

not

represented

by

thevisitors.

(

)2

Not

all

cultures

greet

each

other

the

same

way,

so

peopleeverywhere

act

the

same.

(

)3

Julia

Smith

is

surprised

because

Mr.

Garcia

toucheshershoulder

and

kisses

her.

(

)4

French

people

will

often

bow

and

kiss

people

they

know

onboth

cheeks.

(

)5

The

main

character

is

female.

(

)FFTFFShake

hands.

Do

not

stand

very

close

to

others

ortouch

strangers

as

soon

as

they

meetShake

hands.Bow.Approach

others

closely

and

are

morelikelyto

touchthem.Shake

hands

and

kiss

each

other

twice

on

eachcheek.Shake

hands

and

stand

quite

close

to

other

men.Nods

to

women

and

do

not

shake

hands

withthemFind

out

the

two

mistakes

the

writer

found

in

the

airport:The

firstmistakeMr.Garciafrom(Columbia

)Julia

Smithfrom(Britain)shoulderher

on

the

.He

approaches

Ms

Smith

by

touching

her

andkissingcheekShe

stepped

back

appearing

surprisedand

takeafewsteps

Mr.Gawrcaiya.

fromThe

secondmistakeaJapaneseGeorgeCookfrom(Canada)to

theand

his

nose

Mr.He

bowed

to

Mr.

CookCtoooukc’hsed

.movinghandHe

reached

his

handJaopuatnese.Read

the

last

paragraph

and

have

adiscussion

:

What

does

the

following

sentence

mean?what

can

we

learn

from

the

whole

passage?None

of

these

actions

is

either

good

or

bad.Body

language

varies

from

culture

to

culture.Notall

members

of

all

cultures

behave

the

sameway.We

should

try

to

master

and

respect

each

other’sculture

in

order

to

make

good

communication.Group

activity

.

(Fill

in

thechart

on

Page

27

and

then

tryto

act

out)How

do

they

behave

whenthey

meet

people

they

know

?ComprehendingCheck

your

answersCheck

your

answersUse

the

passage

to

help

you

answer

the

following

questions.Is

the

author

of

this

passage

male

or

female?

How

do

youknow?The

author

is

male.

Ahmed

Aziz

will

not

shake

hands

with

women,

but

heshakes

hands

with

the

author.What

were

the

two

mistakes

that

the

author

noticed?He

noticed

that

the

Colombian

man

kissed

the

British

woman,

but

in

herculture,

a

kiss

from

a

stranger

is

not

acceptable.

He

also

noticed

that

theJapanese

man

bowed

just

as

the

Canadian

man

started

to

shake

hands,

soone

man’s

nose

touched

the

other

man’shand.Who

seemed

to

prefer

to

keep

more

physical

distance

from

others?

Who seemed

to

prefer

closer

physical

distance?The

British

woman,

Julia,

and

probably

the

Canadian

man,

George,

seemed

toprefer

to

keep

more

physical

distance

from

others.

The

Colombian

man,Tony,and

the

Jordanian

man,

Ahmed,

seemed

to

prefer

closer

physical

distance.Did

any

students

have

similar

greeting

customs?

If

so,

which

ones?Yes.

Tony

from

Colombia

and

Darlene

from

France

bad

a

similargreetingcustom

–

a

kiss.

George

from

Canada

and

Ahmed

from

Jordan

also

had

asimilar

greeting

custom

–

a

handshake,

but

Ahmed

shakes

hands

onlywithmen.5.

“When

in

Rome,

do

as

the

Romans

do.”

What

do

you

thinkthis

famous

saying

means?6. Do

you

agree

with

the

author’s

statement

that

bodylanguage

is

not

good

or

bad?

Why

or

why

not?This

saying

means

that

when

we

are

in

a

certain

place,we

should

follow

the

customs

of

the

people

who

live

inthat

place,

not

our

owncustoms.Give

your

own

opinions.Different

countries

have

different

cultures,

sowhen

people

greet

each

other,

they

willhavedifferent

ways.

If

people

don’t

know

the

culturaldifferences

well,

people

may

have

difficulties

incommunicating

with

others

throughout

the

world.ssame

as

for

a

womantouches

her

shoulder

and

kisseher

on

thecheeknot

too

close,

shake

hands*shake

hands,

will

get

closebows*bowsnodsshake

hands*shake

hands

or

kisseson

both

cheeks

if

knownshake

hands,

kissestwice

on

thecheeksame

to

someone

she

knowscomes

close,

shakes

handsMy

boss

has

sent

me

to

Pudong

Airport

to

meet

somebupsienoepslse

from

many

parts

of

the

world,

who

are

interestedinthe

of

the

economy

in

China.developmentThe

first

one

to

arrive

is

Mr.

Garcia

from

Columbia

withJuliaSmith,aBritishlady,

behind

closely.

I

themtoeachotherandI’m

to

see

Mr.Gafrocllioawcionmg

e

up

to

Ms

Smith.

Just

then,

ininctoromdeuscae

visitor

fromJapan,

smiling

at

the

time

whseunrpthrieseCdanadian,Gorge

Cook

out

his

hand

to

him.reachesText

retelling:hands

when

they

meet

whilepeople

will

bow.and

shake

hands

and

kiss

others

on

the

.In

a

word,

body

language

differs

in

differentIthappensthatMrCook’shand

tthoeuchesJapanese’s

nose

as

he

bows

and

they

both

apologizeSoyousee,peoplefrom

dcifufleturernest

maynot

greet

others

in

the

same

way.

English

peopleusual