Body language is an important part of non-verbal (非言语的) communication. It refers to    1     use of physical behavior, gestures (手势) and expressions to     2     (communication). Body language shows a lot about what a person is thinking about and how a person is feeling. Positive body language can often make the other person feel comfortable. However, negative (消极的) body language shows that a person is unapproachable or uninterested.

    3     (be) able to read body language will help you understand the complete message one is trying to express and send out the right messages. Body language     4     (say) to make up 60% to 65% of all conversations in our daily life. Besides, around 93% of our     5    (impress) on others depends on the language our body speaks, and only 7% of that depends on what we verbally say.

You must have seen some excellent individuals     6     body language is so powerful. Such individuals know very well the words that come out of the mouth aren’t so important as gestures that are made.

All in all, your body language is a type of communication that     7     (make) up a large part of what you want     8     (share), and it also makes your verbal means more effective, as our actions speak louder     9     words. So, you had better master the positive     10     useful body language.

Emojis     1     (become) more and more popular in recent years. People like them because they add emotional meaning and are easy to use. In fact, this is similar to our gestures     2     help us express our ideas more clearly when we speak. With Emojis     3     (add) to a message or post, your reader can “see” your facial expression while reading your words. Emojis can also help people express their feelings when they can not find the appropriate words.

Two exchange students are discovering new music in their host countries. Alice introduces a beautiful violin concerto     1    (compose) by He Zhanhao and Chen Gang. Its title is Butterfly Lovers,     2    can be called a Chinese version of Romeo and Juliet. It combines Chinese and Western musical elements: it     3    (play) on Western instruments, but much of the music has its     4    (root) in Chinese Yue Opera. The unique     5    (combine) makes Alice realize that music is a universal language.

From the host family, Harry Yu learns a lot about country music. It     6    (become) popular in the     7    (south) part of America in the 1940s and then quickly spread     8    the nation. Most of the songs are about hardship and heartbreak. People can feel an emotional connection between themselves     9    the musicians, and the simple tunes of the music are often very     10    (suggest) of countryside surroundings.