Unit4课内练习答案（P30Ex.1）1.HenryHiggins.
2.Shethinksheisapolicemanindisguise.
3.HehasbeenlivinginIndiaandhasstudiedmanyIndiandialects.
4.HeisanxioustomeetColonelPickeringbecauseheisresearchinginthesameacademicfieldasPickering.
5.Herambitionistobeashopassistant.ShedecidestotakelessonsfromProfessorHigginstoachieveheraim.
6.Elizaisfromthelowerclass.Sheisrespectfultopeopleofthehigherclass.Shecallsgentleman“sir”and“cap”in”(orcaptain)whichisacompliment.HenryHigginsisfromthemiddleclass.Heisrudetothelowerclassandpolitetothesameorupperclass.HecallsEliza“yoursillygirl”andPickering“mydearman”(anequalandfriend).Colonel
Pickeringisfromtheupperclass.Heisgenerallyconfidentandpolite,butignoresEliza.HeispreparedtobeginaconversationwithHenry,whomhedoesnotknowandgenerouswithpraisetohim.P31Ex.21Yes2Yes
1respectshisprofessionalworkasaphonetician;callshimsirandmydearman.
2watchesher;notesherreactions;talksaboutherinfrontofher;callshersillygirl1Yes2Yes
1appreciateshisexpertise;praiseshim;askshisopinion;happytobefriends
2ignoresher;doesnotstopHenrywhenhetalksaboutElizainfrontofher(whichisveryrude)1Yes2Unclear
1anxious;eagernottodothewrongthing;ambitioustoimproveherself;respectfulandcuriousaboutHenry’sexpertise
2feelsupsetnotbeingincludedintheconversationwhentalkedaboutP31Ex.4
HenryHiggins
Impatient,rude,confident,superior,self-importantColonelPickering
Kind,polite,generous,enthusiastic,eager,confidentEliza
Anxious,eager,emotional,ambitious,unsure,dynamic
P31Ex.5
1.Comeoverhere,captain,andbuysomeflowersfromapoorgirl.2.Ihaven’tdoneanythingwrongbyspeakingtothatgentleman.3.Ithoughtthatmaybeyouwereapolicemanindisguise.
4.HowdoIknowwhetheryouwrotedownwhatIsaidaccurately?5.Ashopassistant?Nowthat’ssomethingIwouldliketobe!P32Ex.1
1caption2garment3whistle4woollen5hesitate6troublesome7wallet8outcome9condemn10brilliant11adaptation12thiefP32Ex.2
mistakenstatusbetrayedclassifypassuppersuperiorfortunehandfulplotclassicP32Ex.3
1indisguise2indelight3inamazement4inparticular5inreturnP33Ex.2
1.Beingtaughtbythetwogentlemen,Elizamadegreatprogress.
2.Havingbeenawardedsomanyprizesinliterature,Georgefeltthathisyearsofeffortswerewelldeserved.
3.Bittenbythesnakeinthebush,Susanwassentbacktothecamp.4.Havingbeenpunishedbyhisboss,hewasinaverybadmood.5.Havingbeencheatedbythatcompany,helostallhispossessions.6.Havingfoundaholeinherstocking,Mandysaidtoherfriend,“Iwillbuyanotherpairandmeetyouintwohours’time.”
7.Havingbeenforcedtoleavehisjob,hesetuphisowncompany.8.Havingbeencaught,thethiefwastakentothepolicestationbythepolice.P33Ex.3
determined,Forced,Knowing,accepted,disappointed,Havingbeentrained,spoken,acceptedP35Ex.
1.Iwanttobealadyinaflowershopinsteadofsellingflowersinthestreet.
2.Nowyou’retalking……Youwouldn’tdaretoaskthesame(amount)forteachingme(myownlanguage)asyouwouldfor(teachingme)French.3.Icannot.Idaren’t.Itisn’tnaturalandwouldkillme.P35Ex.1
Thingsthatneedtobechanged1Eliza’sclothes2Eliza’shygiene
3Herlanguage:GrammarPronunciation
Useofappropriatelanguage(egnoswearing)4Eliza’sbehaviourHowtochange1Buynewones2Giveherbaths
3Havelessonstohelpherwithallthreeproblems:Learntherules
PracticerepeatingwordstillcorrectLearnsociallysafetopicstodiscuss
4LearnhowtowalkandbehaveinupperclasssocialactivitiesP35Ex.3
Shegotthephrasesandsentencescorrectafterrepeatingthemtwice:“DoyouthinkIdon’tknowanything?”“acupoftea”“TheraininSpainfallsmainlyontheplain”.
Shestilldoesn’tknowaboutdoublenegatives(don’t,no),sohermeaningistheoppositeofwhatshemeans.Hersentence“Ican’thearnodifference”means“Ican’thearanydifference”.Ican’thearnodifference……
Workbook练习答案（P70Ex.2）1F2F3T4F5FP70Ex.3
1.Herealizesthatsheisusingthecorrectlanguageandtalkingabout
suitablesubjectsbutinalanguagethatislikeatextbook,whichshowsshedoesnotunderstandwhatsheissaying.
2.ClaraisconfusedwithEliza’suseofEnglishbecauseElizaisusingslangandalsotalkingofsubjectsnotdiscussedinpolitesociety.Clarawouldnothaveheardthemdiscussedbefore.
3.HenrywantstodisguisethefactthatEliza’slanguageisunsuitablebypretendingitisanewandfashionablewaytotalk.
4.FreddymakesitclearthathelikesElizabecausehesitsnexttoherandwantstowalkherhome.
5.MrsHigginsisamusedbyElizabutrecognizesthatsheisnotyetreadyforpolitesociety.HerlanguageissounsuitablethatshewouldgiveherselfawayasnotbeinganauthenticEnglishlady.
6.Shegivesherselfawaybythechoiceoftopicsandbythelanguagesheusestotalkaboutthesetopics.
P70Ex.41herdress
2herpronunciation3hermanners1hergrammar
2herchoiceofconversationtopics3herlanguageP71Ex.1
1intermsof2inneedof3infavorof4InspiteofP71Ex.2
overlookedcompromiseoncemorelaundrysobbedshabbyinneedofteapotcreamcookieshillingsamazementP71Ex.3
1.HenrywantedElizatomaketheacquaintanceoftheAmerican
ambassador,sohecouldactasarefereeandjudgewhetherhehadpassedheroffasalady.
2.Whenthethiefrobbedtheshop,heonlytooktwoitems:anantiquemusicalboxandawaxdiskwithtraditionalfolksongsonit.
3.BeforeElizagotintothebathtub,MrsPearcemadehertakeoffherdirtyvestandhorriblestockings.
4.ElizarequiredhelpintermsofEnglishgrammarandpronunciation.Sheneededtostartbysayingthealphabetcorrectly.
5.AsElizawaspracticinghercurtsey,shecaughtherdressonanailandtoreit.
6.BelieversinBuddhismusuallywillbowtotheBuddhawiththeirhandstogetherwhentheyseeastatueofBuddha.P72Ex.11born2Tired3created4Assisted5Changed6informed7connected8Faded9Swept
10.introducedP72Ex.2
1.AmusedbyEliza’sfunny“smalltalk”,Freddycouldn’thelplaughing.
