2. In        (古代的)times, people lived a hard life.

1. Talking with your mouth full is       (認(rèn)為)impolite.

As we know,body language is the message behind voice. Gestures, facial(面部的) expressions，changes of posture(姿勢(shì))and other behavior can show your thoughts and feelings. Here are some gestures you may use every day.

Muscles Clenching(肌肉緊繃） 

That might show your anger. When you see someone clenching his or her muscles, that means that he or she may be angry. He or she may attack(攻擊)you. Be careful.

Pointing with Fingers

The person with this behavior might mean he or she is telling something important. He or she tries to explain the matter more clearly.   

Opening Eyes

A person has his or her eyes wide open. It might mean he or she is accepting a new idea， but with great difficulty. When you see someone opening his or her eyes，you should explain the matter to him or her again.

The Moving of Arms

That might show that he or she wants to go on the discussion or hopes to stop an argument.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,填寫(xiě)表格。

1._________ 2._______  3._________

4._______  5._________

iSection 0

(   ) 1 - Let's go shopping.

(   ) 2. What time is your flight?

(   ) 3. When are you going to Beijing?

(   ) 4. How old are you?

(   ) 5. Your English is very good.

(   ) 6. I'm flying to Disneyland tomorrow.

(   ) 7. Do you know any gestures?

(   ) 8, Where are you going next week?

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A.  I'm leaving tomorrow.

B.  Thank you.

C.  Have a good trip.

D.  It's at 7 o'clock.

E.   Of course. Let me tell you some.

F.   Disneyland.

G.  Good idea.

H.  It's a secret.

5. He can't help you       your Chinese because he is weak in it.

4. In some countries, people wave as a sign      peace and friendship.

3. Miss Lin always shakes her head       side      side when she is tired.

2. Don't put your book      the table. It's so dirty.

 用適當(dāng)?shù)慕樵~填空。

1. Let's meet      the school gate. Don't forget it.

5. It's necessary to do some        (調(diào)查) before you buy a house.