More Gestures - Non-verbal Communication

The video explores five hand gestures used in English-speaking cultures: air quotes, money fingers, anticipation hands, crossed fingers, and raise the roof. Each gesture is explained with examples, highlighting their meanings and contexts. The video encourages viewers to observe these gestures in conversations and invites them to share gestures from their own cultures.

What is the primary purpose of gestures in communication?

• To replace verbal communication

• To add meaning to what is being said

• To confuse the listener

• To make the speaker look more animated

What does the 'Air Quotes' gesture typically signify?

• Sincerity

• Sarcasm

• Excitement

• Confusion

How is the 'Money Fingers' gesture performed?

• By rubbing your thumb and four fingers together

• By tapping your fingers on a surface

• By crossing your fingers

• By raising your hands up and down

What emotion does the 'Anticipation Hands' gesture convey?

• Anger

• Sadness

• Boredom

• Excitement

What is the meaning of the 'Crossed Fingers' gesture?

• Showing disappointment

• Expressing anger

• Hoping for good luck

• Indicating confusion

Which gesture is often accompanied by the phrase 'fingers crossed'?

• Crossed Fingers

• Money Fingers

• Air Quotes

• Raise the Roof

In what context is the 'Raise the Roof' gesture typically used?

• At a party or celebration

• In a formal meeting

• During a serious conversation

• When feeling sad