WorksheetsGesture
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is a gesture?
A simple actions you do with your body.
A sound produced in a person's larynx uttered through the mouth.
Position (two or more items) at a distance from one another.
The act of changing a situation or event.
Which of the following is not the reason for showing gestures?
To show or convey the actors feelings.
To get reactions from the audience.
To interact with people in the set.
To set the scene of a play.
Among these 4 options, which one does NOT fall under the definition of body language?
Talking
Body Posture
Gestures
Eye movement
Complete the sentence.
"Gestures make your speech __________ and easy to understand."
increasing
difficult
interesting
boring
Which one of the answers below is the importance of learning or knowing about body language and gestures?
To be rude to other cultures
To learn about etiquette and manners in communicating
To mock other cultures
Which Gesture is this?
fist bumping
saluting
hand shaking
swording
nodding
This hand-gesture is called...
The circle
The okay
The c-shape
The trio
This hand-gesture is called...
The awesome up
The thumbs up
The super
The greatest
This hand-gesture is called...
The knot fingers
The scissor fingers
The blessed fingers
The crossed fingers
What gesture or emotion is being expressed in the picture?
admiration
confused
sad
What does gesture in image 1 mean?
Come here
That sounds crazy
I can't hear you
What does gesture in image 5 mean?
Call me
That sounds crazy
I don't know
