Vocabulary

Ferocious

The arm is grabbing her by the throat and pulling her back down with force.

When i took my camera to the river banks the strap rip and it fell in the water i ferociously took it apart and tried to air out all the water. 

Metropolis

The figure has its back to the huge buildings, looks like its down town.

Baldwin Park is a suburb compared to the metropolis of LA.

Inference

From the way the hand is being shown one can assume that its the call card of the killer.

When i went to the art exhibit at LACMA my friend and i had different inference of the paintings.

Vocabulary

1: Anthropologist

Anthropology

Why Gen-Y Johnny Can't Read Nonverbal Cues by Mark Bauerlein

Back in 1959, anthropologist Edward T. Hall labeled these expressive human attributes "the Silent Language."

When Hall labeled the attributes as human expressions.

Inference

When I was in middle school we went on a class trip to a museum and the tour guide asked us. Who was out favorite anthropologists and one of the kids answered Indiana jones.

2: Acculturation

Acculturation

Why Gen-Y Johnny Can't Read Nonverbal Cues by Mark Bauerlein

And how could they, for the silent language" is acquired through acculturation, not schooling.

Is acquired through acculturation, not schooling.

Inference

After learning a new culture I try to see what I can acculturate into mine so I can develop new recipes.

3: Idiom

Idiom

Why Gen-Y Johnny Can't Read Nonverbal Cues by Mark Bauerlein

It is a skill that we all must learn, in actual social settings, from people (often older) who are adept in the idiom.

Adept in the idiom

Inference

When im away for the tv and the soccer game is on and everybody gasp, i say what happen and they reply it hit the woodwork and now its a corner.