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1、 He is afraid of (miss) the early bus, so he gets up very early every morning.
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2、 He felt (comfortable) because there was too much noise in the room.
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3、 (cross) his fists shows that he is very angry with the result.
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4、 I am (true) sorry for breaking your favorite cup.
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5、 Can you tell me the (direct) to the nearest bus station?
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6、 It's (meaning) to spend too much time on such boring games.
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7、 The trip to the science museum was very (impress) for all the students.
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8、 You should avoid (make) the same mistake in your homework.
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9、 重点词汇过关(1)、express → n.(2)、impress → n.(3)、mean → adj.(4)、direct → adv.(5)、true → n.(6)、behave → n.(7)、comfortable → adv.(8)、immediate →adv.(9)、understand →n.(10)、polite→ adj.(反义词)
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10、 假设你校英语角正在开展"Understanding Body Language Around Us"主题分享活动。请你写一篇演讲稿,介绍一种常见的肢体语言及其在不同情境下的含义,并提醒同学们在交流中注意理解肢体语言。
写作要求:
⒈词数80词左右,开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。
⒉可适当增加细节,使行文连贯。
⒊条理清楚,语句通顺,意义连贯,书写规范。
Good morning, everyone!
Today, I'd like to talk about one kind of body language we often use—That's all. Thank you for listening!
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11、 语法填空:用所给单词的适当形式填空,未提供单词的限填一词
Body language plays a crucial role in sending messages during important moments like interviews or talks. It is very (use) because it can help you present yourself clearly and confidently.
When you are having an interview, you are using not only words but also facial (express) and gestures. For example, keeping eye contact (show) interest and honesty, while sitting up straight reflects confidence and respect. Nodding slightly means you are (listen)carefully, but shaking your leg may show you are nervous. These signals are understood by both interviewers interviewees.
In many (country), a firm handshake is common at the start of an interview. However, in some places, soft handshake or even a bow is more polite. It's important to avoid pointing your finger at others, it can seem rude. Also, crossing your arms might make you look defensive or closed off.
As students, we should practice positive body language before interviews.Remember (smile) naturally and keep your hands calm. Learning about these nonverbal skills can help you communicate (effective)and leave a good impression on others.
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12、 信息匹配: 请为在肢体语言方面存在困惑的五位学生需求与相应建议进行匹配
A. Try to keep a comfortable distance(about an arm's length) when talking to others.Standing too close may make them feel uncomfortable.
B. Instead of shrugging(耸肩), try saying"I'm not sure" or"Let me think." This sounds more confident and polite.
C. Practice standing with your arms relaxed by your sides or use gentle hand gestures.It makes you look more open and friendly.
D. Look at the person's eyes for a few seconds, then briefly look away, and look back again. This feels natural and shows you are listening.
E. Record yourself speaking and watch the video. Pay attention to your facial expressions and try to smile more often.
F. Sit with both feet flat on the floor and try to be aware of your leg movements.Taking deep breaths can also help you feel calmer.
(1)、Tom: I always shrug my shoulders when I don't know an answer in class.My teacher says it makes me look unsure.(2)、Lisa: I rarely make eye contact when talking to others because I feel shy.People sometimes think I'm not interested.(3)、Mike: I often lean forward too much when chatting with friends. They tell me it feels like I'm an impolite person.(4)、Sara: I usually stand with my arms crossed during group discussions. My classmates say I seem unfriendly.(5)、David: I keep shaking my legs under the desk when I'm nervous. It distracts others around me. -
13、短文填空:阅读短文,并从A-F中选出适当的句子填入原文
A. Try to have a good time when you are giving your presentation.
B. This can make you seem to be nervous.
C. Don't turn your back on them.
D. And always remember to keep your shoulders back and your head up.
E. But how do you use your body to achieve this?
F. Then, look at someone else in another place of the room naturally.
Giving a presentation can be challenging. You need to prepare a lot, organize your content clearly, and deliver it confidently. Your body language plays a key role in this. Here are some useful tips to help you.
Position
Stand facing your audience directly. And try not to look down at your notes too often. Just look at your notes quickly if you have to. This helps you stay in touch with the people listening and shows you' re actively communicating with them.
Gesture
Be mindful of unnecessary movements. Don't touch your hair, nose, or play with pens— these habits can distract your audience. Keep your arms relaxed at your sides.At first, this might feel unnatural, but it makes you appear more in control. Also, don't cross your arms or put your hands in your pockets.
Posture
Use posture to make your points clear. Keep your feet apart and stand confidently. This way of standing can make you feel more comfortable and ensure everyone can hear you clearly.
Eye Contact
Don't scan the room quickly. First, look at one person in one place in the room for a short time. In this way, you' re talking to everyone in the room, and it makes your presentation more fun for them. Remember, confident body language can make your presentation truly effective.
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14、 阅读理解:从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
Communication is more than just words. In fact, a famous study by psychologist(心理学家) Albert Mehrabian found that only 7% of emotional meaning is conveyed through words alone. The tone of voice accounts for 38%, and a huge55% comes from body language—— facial expressions, gestures, and posture. This shows how important non-verbal languages are in expressing true feelings.
Why is body language so powerful? Much of it happens without thinking. A real,happy smile that reaches your eyes is hard to fake completely as it comes from the brain's emotional center. Sometimes, very quick facial movements, lasting less than a second, can show true feelings like surprise before we hide them. This connection between our body and our feelings is a natural part of being human.
To understand this, experts often group body language into several types. Some actions are inborn, like jumping when scared. Others are direct reactions, like stepping back from something dangerous. A third type includes learned habits, like crossing your arms when you feel cold or need comfort. Our culture then teaches us the social rules for these actions.
This knowledge is very useful in real life. Teachers watch students' body language to see if they are paying attention. In safety, trained people notice signs of nervousness,which can be helpful. Doctors also watch patients' body language for information about how they feel. By learning to"listen" with our eyes, we can understand others better, build stronger connections, and improve our communication in everyday life.
(1)、How does the writer show the role of body language in Paragraph 1?A By using a well-known saying.
A、By giving research data and facts. B、By telling readers interesting news. C、By explaining its historical development.(2)、According to Paragraph 2, why is a real smile hard to fake fully?A、Because it needs special practice. B、Because it is controlled by our emotions. C、Because it is a learned social habit. D、Because it is different in every culture.(3)、How many kinds of body language are there according to the experts?A、Three. B、Two. C、Five. D、Four.(4)、What is the writer's attitude towards learning about body language?A、It is only helpful for certain jobs. B、It makes people less trusting of others. C、It is too difficult to be practical. D、It is useful for better communication.(5)、What is the best title for the passage?A、How to Use Body Language Correctly B、The Silent Power of Body Language C、The History of Communication Studies D、Cultural Differences in Gestures -
15、 阅读理解:从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
In our global village, understanding body language is as important as learning foreign languages. A friendly gesture in one country can be an awful gesture in another. This is because non-verbal communication, including gestures, eye contact,and personal space, is deeply connected with cultural values and history.
Take eye contact, for example. In the United States and Canada, looking someone in the eye shows confidence and honesty. Parents teach children to do this to show they are listening. However, in many Asian countries like Japan and Korea,prolonged eye contact, especially with someone older, is seen as disrespectful or challenging. There, showing respect might mean politely lowering one's eyes.
Common hand gestures are also full of surprises. The"thumbs-up" sign means"good job" in America. But in parts of the Middle East and West Africa, it is an offensive(冒犯的) sign. The"OK" sign is positive in America, but in Brazil and Germany, it can have a very negative meaning. Even nodding"yes" can be confusing.In Greece, people often nod to mean"no" and shake their head for"yes".
Personal space preferences(偏好) vary too. People in North America and Northern Europe usually prefer more space during conversations. In contrast, people in Latin American or Middle Eastern cultures may stand closer, which feels friendlier to them. Misreading this can make one person seem cold, and the other too pushy.
So, what can we do? The key is cultural intelligence: learning about others and being aware of our own biases(偏见). If you feel confused about local customs, or communication fails, then be kind and try to see the bright side. After all, most body language mistakes are not on purpose.
(1)、In which country might looking directly at a teacher be considered impolite?A、The UK. B、Canada. C、Japan. D、America.(2)、What might the"thumbs-up" gesture mean in parts of the Middle East?A、Good job. B、A rude sign. C、The number one. D、A request for a ride.(3)、What does the word"vary" in Paragraph 3 most probably mean?A、Be similar. B、Be special. C、Be important. D、Be different.(4)、How is the passage mainly organized?A、By comparing meanings of gestures in different cultures. B、By telling interesting stories about travelers' mistakes. C、By giving instructions on how to use body language. D、By listing body language topics in order of importance.(5)、What is the main purpose of the passage?A、To tell readers some countries' strange body language. B、To explain why body language is more important than words. C、To encourage readers to use more comfortable body language. D、To show differences in body language and suggest understanding. -
16、 阅读理解:从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
Last Tuesday, something unusual happened at the Green Apple Supermarket where 15-year-old Lucy worked part-time. She was helping at the checkout counter when she noticed a man in a blue jacket. The man wasn't in line to buy anything.Instead, he stood very still, and his eyes fixed closely on the cashier(收银员)' s open drawer. Lucy remembered a safety training video about how people normally act when relaxed. This man's look was abnormal and different.
As Lucy slowly moved closer to organize some goods, she also tried to make eye contact with the man. The man noticed Lucy. Suddenly, the man's nose flared(翕动)——a quick, deep breath. Lucy's heart beat faster. She had read that such a sharp intake of air can signal a person is preparing to act, often because of stress or excitement. The cashier was counting money. The man in blue took a small step forward.
Thinking quickly, Lucy didn't shout. She calmly walked to the cashier and said loudly,"Excuse me, manager on duty, can you help with a price check at Aisle 5?" The manager, understanding the coded alarm(加码警报), immediately came to her. The sudden movement made the man in blue a little nervous. He then pretended to look at a magazine and soon walked out of the store. Later, the manager praised Lucy for her attention to details and calm action."You read the situation perfectly, not the words,because he never spoke a word," the manager said. Lucy learned that day that the body often speaks the truth that the mouth tries to hide.
(1)、What was unusual about the man in blue according to paragraph 1?A、He wore a strange blue jacket. B、His eyes were fixed closely on the video. C、His behaviors were not normal. D、He was helping at the checkout counter.(2)、What might Lucy think the man was about to do in paragraph 2?A、Ask for the cashiers' help. B、Leave the store quickly. C、Possibly take some action. D、Take away some goods.(3)、Why did Lucy mention"a price check at Aisle 5" to the cashier?A、To honestly ask for a manager's help. B、To force the man in blue leave the queue. C、To follow the supermarket's usual routine. D、To warn the manager without alarming the man.(4)、Which of the following can best describe Lucy?A、Calm and careful. B、Curious but brave. C、Honest and hardworking. D、Helpful and quiet.(5)、What is the best title for the passage?A、A Day at the Supermarket B、How to Be a Good Cashier C、The Secret Language of Danger D、The Importance of Safety Training -
17、 完形填空:从所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
Hello everyone! My name is Zhao Rui. Today, I'd like to share my personal 1 about eye contact. As a middle school student from Shenzhen, I' ve learned that it's not just a part of body language - it's a key to good 2 .
Last year, I took part in an English speech 3 . At first, I was so shy thatI always looked at my shoes. My teacher told me,"Try to 4 your audience."I followed her advice. To my surprise, when I made eye contact, I could actually feel the audience's support. It gave me great 5 and helped me speak more fluently. I even won first prize!
This winter, I visited Finland. I remembered that in Northern Europe, people think eye contact shows 6 . During conversations, I maintained polite eye contact with my friends. Afterwards, they told me that this made them feel heard and respected, and that I was a good listener. It made our 7 much warmer.
But I also know that in some 8 , too much eye contact can be impolite.So we need to understand the culture. If we use eye contact correctly, we can build 9 between people.
In short, eye contact is not just a habit but a 10 tool for connection. It can show your friendliness, interest, and respect. Let's make better use of our eyes to truly build stronger bridges with the world around us. Thank you!
(1)A 、 information B 、 experience C 、 preference D 、 development(2)A 、 imagination B 、 examination C 、communication D 、 education(3)A 、 game B 、competition C 、 party D 、 test(4)A 、 look for B 、 look at C 、 look after D 、 look up(5)A 、 advantage B 、 confidence C 、 permission D 、 trouble(6)A 、 honesty B 、 happiness C 、 rudeness D 、 shyness(7)A 、 friendship B 、 impression C 、 behaviour D 、 performance(8)A 、 cities B 、 schools C 、 countries D 、 villages(9)A 、 bridges B 、 balances C 、 qualities D 、 personalities(10)A 、 painful B 、 voluntary C 、 impressive D 、 powerful -
18、 We will (继续参观) the science museum tomorrow morning.
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19、 Let' s (捡垃圾) in the park to make it cleaner and more beautiful.
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20、 It's our duty to (帮助老年人) in our daily life.