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课件网) Lesson 40: Body Language Unit 7 Know Our World 单词：greet; European; kiss; cheek; nod; thumbs-up; polite; lip; rude; Italian 短语：shake hands 句子： (1) But body language is not the same in all cultures. (2) In China and some other countries, friends shake hands to greet each other. (3) They think it’s rude to point with a finger. Learning Goals 1 学习并积累一些与肢体语言、不同文化等相关的词汇和表达，掌握本课节中的重点词汇和句型；帮助学生理解不同体态语在不同文化中的含义。 2 Free Talk Do you know what the following body language mean How do people greet others in different countries Do you know about body language Do you use body language When and Where Presentation In China and abroad, people sometimes communicate without speaking. How do they do this They use body language. But body language is not the same in all cultures. The world has many different cultures. In China and some other countries, friends shake hands to greet each other. They may be new friends or old, but they shake hands to show friendship and trust. In some European countries, people kiss each other on both cheeks. It’s another way to show friendship and love. In India, when people nod their heads, they mean “no”. And when people shake their heads, they mean “yes”. But in most other countries, these things mean the opposite. A thumbs-up means “okay” or “well done” in most cultures. In Australia, however, it is not polite. In Japan, it means “five”, and in Germany, it means “one”. In most places, people point to things with their fingers. But in some places, people point with their lips. They think it’s rude to point with a finger. When Italians wave goodbye, it may look like “Come here!” to Americans. But the American goodbye wave looks like “no” in many parts of Europe and South America. One body language is the same all around the world: a smile. Try it, and you’ll see! Smiles are a universal language. Culture Tip Culture refers to the beliefs, way of life, art and customs that are shared and accepted by people in a particular society. The world has many different cultures. We should learn and respect different cultures. New words greet European kiss cheek nod thumbs-up v. 欢迎；迎接 n. 欧洲人 adj. 欧洲（人）的 v. & n.吻 n. 脸颊；脸蛋 v. 点头 n. 翘拇指 polite lip rude Italian shake hands adj. 有礼貌的 n. 嘴唇 adj. 粗鲁的；粗野的 n. 意大利人；意大利语 adj. 意大利（人）的 握手 Let's do it! 3. Fill in the blanks with the words in this lesson. The first letter is given. 1. His mother k him goodbye every morning when she leaves for work. 2. A: What do you do when you meet new friends B: I say hello and s hands with them. 3. If you agree, please n your head. 4. Italy is a E country. It has a long history. 5. It’s p to say “thank you” when someone helps you. isses hake od uropean olite Let's do it! 1. Read the lesson and write true (T) or false (F) . 1. In some European countries, peop ... ...
