Разберись в тонкостях невербального общения и научись точно описывать характер, используя продвинутую лексику и сложные грамматические конструкции.
№1 · ПОРЯДОК
4 ШАГА · 1 БАЛЛ
1. Первое знакомство
Расположите действия в правильном порядке, чтобы вежливо начать общение с новым человеком.
Make eye contact and smile to show you are friendly
Listen to the answer and nod to show interest
Say «Hello» and introduce yourself
Ask a simple question to start the conversation
№2 · CATEGORIZE
6 СИГНАЛОВ · 2 БАЛЛА
2. Позитивные и негативные сигналы
Распределите простые жесты на две группы: те, которые помогают общению (Positive), и те, которые его затрудняют (Negative).
Слова для распределения: Frowning, Turning away, Nodding, Smiling, Yawning, Waving hello
Positive
Negative
№3 · TABLE
ЯЗЫК ТЕЛА · 4 БАЛЛА
3. Интерпретация невербальных сигналов
Проанализируйте предложенные ситуации. Заполните пропуски в таблице, указав характерный жест или его скрытое значение, опираясь на правила социального взаимодействия.
Social Situation
Body Language Signal
Underlying Emotion
A student listening to a boring lecture
Two friends sharing a secret
A person being accused of a mistake
A leader giving a speech to a team
№4 · READING
ТЕКСТ · 5 БАЛЛОВ
4. Секреты коммуникации
Прочитайте текст о роли невербальных сигналов в социализации и ответьте на вопросы.
Beyond Words
Communication is more than just the words we speak. According to experts, social interaction relies heavily on non-verbal signals. For instance, when meeting someone for the first time, we often judge their openness by their posture. Open shoulders and eye contact suggest confidence and friendliness, while crossed arms might signal defensiveness. Interestingly, if a person's words say 'I am happy' but their facial expression looks sad, most listeners will trust the visual signal over the spoken sentence. This is because body language is often subconscious and harder to fake than speech. Understanding these cues helps us navigate social situations and build stronger connections with others.
What do open shoulders and eye contact usually indicate in a social situation?
Boredom and lack of interest
Confidence and friendliness
Defensiveness and anger
Why do people often trust body language more than spoken words?
Because it is usually subconscious and harder to control
Because words are always less important than gestures
Because most people do not like to speak
What does the text suggest about the role of body language in socialization?
№5 · MCQ
ЛЕКСИКА · 1 БАЛЛ
5. Язык тела
Выберите правильное описание жеста, который обычно выражает уверенность в себе во время общения.
Standing straight and making eye contact.
Crossing your arms and looking at the floor.
Biting your nails and avoiding people.
Hiding your hands in your pockets.
№6 · FILL
3 СЛОВА · 1 БАЛЛ
6. Сигналы общения
Заполните пропуски подходящими по смыслу словами, описывающими характер и жесты человека.
1. A person who is very friendly and likes to meet new people is . 2. If you want to show agreement without speaking, you should your head. 3. People often their shoulders when they don't know the answer to a question.
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№7 · TRUE/FALSE
BODY LANGUAGE · 2 БАЛЛА
7. Правда или заблуждение?
Оцените утверждения о языке тела и невербальных сигналах в процессе общения.
Crossing your arms during a conversation is always a sign of hostility or anger.ИстинаЛожь
Micro-expressions are brief, involuntary facial expressions that reveal true emotions.ИстинаЛожь
Direct eye contact is considered respectful and necessary in all cultures worldwide.ИстинаЛожь
Leaning slightly towards the speaker usually indicates that you are engaged and interested.ИстинаЛожь
№8 · CATEGORIZE
ИДИОМЫ · 3 БАЛЛА
8. Социальные типажи
Распределите английские идиомы по категориям людей, которых они описывают.
Слова для распределения: A pain in the neck, A dark horse, The life and soul of the party, A wet blanket, A lone wolf, A social butterfly
Social & Outgoing
Quiet & Mysterious
Difficult & Unpleasant
№9 · SEQUENCE
КОНФЛИКТ · 2 БАЛЛА
9. Разрешение спора
Расположите шаги по разрешению социального конфликта в наиболее эффективном порядке.
Agree on a compromise that satisfies both parties
Stay calm and take a deep breath to control your emotions
Listen actively to the other person's point of view without interrupting
Identify common interests and brainstrom potential solutions
Explain your own feelings using 'I' statements instead of blaming
№10 · TABLE
BODY LANGUAGE · 4 БАЛЛА
10. Язык жестов и эмоции
Соотнесите жесты с эмоциями, которые они выражают, и опишите ситуацию, в которой это происходит. Заполните пропуски в таблице.
Body Language Gesture
Associated Emotion
Typical Situation
Crossing arms tightly
Tapping fingers on the table
Avoiding eye contact
Leaning forward
№11 · ТЕКСТ ДЛЯ ЧТЕНИЯ
ТЕКСТ + ВОПРОСЫ · 3 БАЛЛА
11. Культурные различия в жестах
Прочитай текст о том, как язык тела воспринимается в разных странах, и ответь на вопросы.
Non-verbal Communication Across Borders
Socializing effectively often depends on understanding non-verbal signals, but these signals can vary across cultures. For instance, in many Western countries, maintaining direct eye contact is a sign of confidence and honesty. It shows that you are paying attention to the speaker. However, in some Asian and African cultures, prolonged eye contact can be seen as disrespectful or aggressive, especially when talking to elders. Similarly, the 'thumbs up' gesture, which generally means 'good job' or 'everything is fine' in the UK and the USA, can be quite offensive in parts of the Middle East. Understanding these subtle differences is crucial for successful international communication and helps avoid awkward social misunderstandings.
How is direct eye contact perceived in most Western societies?
As a sign of rudeness
As a sign of confidence and honesty
As a way to show aggression
Why might a student in some Asian cultures avoid looking directly at a teacher?
What does the author suggest is necessary for successful international communication?
Learning many foreign languages
Using as many gestures as possible
Understanding cultural differences in non-verbal signals