W3.2 Answer in-class questions (ChaeHyun Lee)

Q. What's the front (setting, appearance and manner) of a TV IDOL , Commanding military officer, shopkeeper?

Idols are people who on to a big stadium and there are cameras in front of them. They wear stage outfits that are not what people would wear in their daily lives, and they are often very colorful or serve to emphasize the idol's physical attributes. Idols also express their charm through various facial expressions and gestures. 

Military commanders often command from a position in front of the troops they command, looking down on them from a height above them. A medal or hat on a military uniform distinguishes a military commander from lower-ranking soldiers. Military society is a very ruleoriented place, so a military commander who manages troops is expected to act calmly.

The shopkeeper is the person who manages the store, so they are always located in the center of the store, either in the back or right in front of the store. They work in uniforms that are either branded with the store's trademark or highlighted with the store's signature colors. They have a polite demeanor because they serve customers in the store.


Q.How should a student act in order for the teacher to think the student is paying attention in class? What do do - and what not to do?


students often eye contact with Professor to give a signal that they are paying attention to professor's class very well. or maybe they're taking notes on your professor's lecture. 


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