BODY LANGUAGE AND PEOPLE'S ATTITUDE

1. What does "body language" refer to?

• A) The language used to communicate in formal settings.

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  B) The use of gestures, facial expressions, and posture to communicate.
  
  

• C) The way someone speaks using complex vocabulary.

• D) The specific tone of voice someone uses in a conversation.

2. Which of the following is an example of "shaking my head"?

• A) Nodding to agree with someone.

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  B) Moving your head from side to side to indicate disagreement.
  
  

• C) Waving your hand to get someone's attention.

• D) Smiling to show happiness.

3. What does it mean to be "good-looking"?

• A) To be highly educated and respected.
  

• B) To have a warm and engaging personality.

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  C) To appear attractive and pleasant to look at.
  

• D) To have an advanced understanding of technical subjects.

4. If someone is "self-centered," what might their behavior be like?

• A) They are highly involved in group activities and collaborations.

• B) They are interested in others' opinions and take the time to listen.

• C) They are always thinking about the future and new ideas.

• D) They focus mainly on themselves and tend to ignore others.

5. Which of the following describes a "forward-thinking" person?

• A) Someone who plans for the future and is open to new ideas.

• B) Someone who avoids making decisions and takes a slow approach to tasks.

• C) Someone who is resistant to new ideas and innovation.

• D) Someone who prefers old-fashioned methods and avoids change.

6. Which gesture would best represent someone who is "frowning"?

• A) Smiling with a big

• B) Waving your hand to greet someone.

• C) Wrinkling the forehead and turning down the corners of the mouth, showing concern or unhappiness.

• D) Nodding to show understanding.

7. What does the compound noun "time-consuming" refer to?

• A) A task that is enjoyable and exciting.

• B) A task that requires a lot of time and effort.

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  C) A person who avoids doing tasks altogether.

• D) A situation that involves

If someone is described as "well-educated," what might they be like?

• A) Someone who speaks very casually and informally.

• B) Someone who has a lot of formal schooling and knowledge.

• C) Someone who prefers simple tasks and avoids complex thinking.

• D) Someone who is focused solely on physical activities.

9. What does "life-changing" refer to?

• A) Something that has a significant impact on a person's life.

• B) Something that is small and insignificant.

• C) Something that is easy to ignore or forget.

• D) Something that happens in the future and changes the world.

10. Which of the following might describe a "slow-moving" conversation?

• A) The conversation is quick, and everyone speaks without pausing.

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  B) The conversation takes a long time, with pauses and long explanations.

• C) Everyone is excited and frequently interrupts each other.

• D) The conversation is very loud and energetic.