1、Unit 4Body language Workbook reading and practiceThe Open Hand-A Universal Sign Look at the pictures below and think:In what situation do they shake hands? This information was found in the notes left by an anthropologist. Arrange and organize it so that it can be used to write a summary.1. It can b

2、e2. Many Asian People3. If we show an open hand4. The right hand5. People shake their hands6. To show respectis usually useddangerous for youdo not usuallyMuslim peopleit means thatwhen meeting peoplephysically touchwill touch their heart and mouthbecause it is almost alwaysto meet peopleto show tha

3、twe are not holdingthey can be trusted.strangers.anything dangerous.the stronger.when greeting someone.you do not know.Possible answers:It can be dangerous for you to meet people you do not know.Many Asian people do not usually physically touch strangers.If we show an open hand, it means that we are

4、 not holding anything dangerous.The right hand is usually used because it is almost always the stronger.People shake their hands when meeting people to show that they can be trusted.To show respect Muslim people will touch their heart and mouth when greeting someone.Translate the following sentences

5、:a.如果他們不來，怎么辦呢？b.倘使我們不能按時(shí)到達(dá)，將會(huì)這樣？c.如果我們在不熟悉的地方碰到陌生人，那該怎么辦？Difficult point:What if we dont know who the new person is?What if 倘使將會(huì)怎樣？What if we are meeting a stranger in an unfamiliar place?What if we cant get there on time? What if they do not come?Check the translation: Ex 3 WB.1.當(dāng)你走近一個(gè)人的時(shí)候，你的面部表情會(huì)

6、表現(xiàn)出你是否友好。（approach;facial;expression)When you approach someone,your facial expression show if you are friendly.2.我對他們在舞臺(tái)上怎樣演出喜劇感到非常好奇。 (curious;comedy;represent)I am very curious about how they represent the comedy on the stage.They are likely to misunderstand each other, and cant reach an agreement about the matter.4.我驚訝地發(fā)現(xiàn)這兩種相似的手勢表達(dá)了如此不同的意見。（similar;gesture;express)I am astonished at how the two similar gestures expressed such different meanings.5. 一般說來，人們愿意坐火車而不坐飛機(jī)以避過大的開銷。（ in general; avoid)In general,people would rather take a train than take a