English for Palestine Grade 7 - Unit Greetings and Body Language

Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms, greetings, body language expressions, and word formations from Period 3.

Shake hands

A physical greeting often practiced by men and sometimes women, and always used by men in the UK when meeting new people.

Bow

A formal greeting gesture where a person bends forward, often used when meeting new people in countries where individuals do not shake hands or touch.

Nod

To quickly lower and raise the head, often done when meeting new people in countries where touching is avoided.

Fold arms

A physical posture where the arms are crossed over the chest, which can make a person look bored when meeting someone.

Bored

The impression or appearance created by folding your arms, not smiling, or not looking at the other person during an interaction.

Upset

Feeling offended, unhappy, or disturbed, such as when people in certain non-touching cultures are physically touched.

Important

Of great significance and value; used to describe body language and smiling when meeting someone.

Way

A method, manner, or means of doing something, such as greeting someone or saying hello.

Body language

Non-verbal communication through posture, expressions, and gestures that is important when meeting someone.

Smile

A facial expression characterized as always very important and the best way to say hello in any language.

Men

The irregular plural noun form of "man".

Women

The irregular plural noun form of "woman".