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新视野读写教程4答案

新视野第四册答案

Unit1

SectionA.TheTemptationofaRespectableWoman

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.II,p.8

1．Herhusbandexpectedhisfriend,Gouvernail,tostayaboutoneortwoweeksintheirhome.

2．Hewasaboringandwithdrawnpersonwithastrangepersonality.

3．Shedecidedtoleaveforheraunt’shouseandwouldn’tcomebacktillGouvernaillefttheirhome.

4．Aonceambitiousperson,Gouvernailnowbecameonewiththemeredesiretoenjoyagenuinelifenowandthen.

5．Histonesofvoiceandpersonalcharm.

6．ShewasafraidthatshecouldnotresistbeingattractedbyGouvernail.

7．Hemistookhiswife’sfeelingtowardsGouvernailforpuredislike.

8．ShehadovercomebothhermisunderstandingofandhersubtlefeelingstowardsGouvernail.

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.III,p.8

1．Idle

2．melting

3．imposes

4．penetrate

5．presence

6．nuisance

7．nonsense

8．keen

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.IV,p.9

1．rundown

2．takenseriously

3．drinkingin

4．innosense

5．madeexcellentobservationson

6．countedon

7．formypart

8．makeafuss

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.V,p.9

1．sanctions

2．Restrictions

3．fine

4．limits

5．problems

6．tax

7．duty

8．responsibility

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.VI,p.10

1.justify

2.glorify

3.exemplifies

4.classified

5.purified

6.intensify

7.identify

8.terrified

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.VII,p.10

1.bravery

2.jewellery

3.delivery

4.machinery

5.robbery

6.nursery

7.scenery

8.discovery

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.VIII,p.11

1.Shesaiditmighthavebeenallright,iftheweatherhadbeengood.

2.Mrs.BarodasaidshemighthavelikedGouvernailifhehadbeenliketheothers.

3.IfIhadbeenthere,Icouldhavehelpedyou.

4.Hecouldhavegotticketsiftherehadbeensomecheapones.

5.Mrs.Barodamighthaveyieldedtothetemptationifshehadn’tbeenarespectableandsensibleperson.

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.IX,p.11

1.“Youweredifferentthen.”“Sowasshe.”

2.“Youusedtosayhewasamanofwit.”

“Soheis.”

3.“You’vemadeamistakehere.”

“Oh,soIhave.Thankyou.”

4.“Childrenshouldbehavethemselves.”

“Soshouldadults.”

5.“Thisglassiscracked.”

“Oh,soitis.Ihadn’tnoticed.”

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.X,p.12

1.Heimposedhiscompanyuponherinspiteofherrepeatedhintsofhopingtobeleftalone.

2.Hisfriendscannevercountuponhowheisgoingtoactundergivenconditions,asheisalwaysfullofsurprises.

3.Don’tmakeafussaboutsuchasmallthingbecausethatisthelastthingIexpected.

4.BesidesbeinganuprightandrespectablewomanMrs.Barodawasalsoaverysensibleone.

5.Shehadneverknownherthoughtstobesoconfused,unabletogatheranythingfromthem.

6.FromGouvernail’stalk,Mrs.Barodacametoknowthathisperiodsofsilencewerenothisbasicnature,buttheresultofmoods.

7.ToGaston’sdelight,hiswifehadfinallyovercomeherdislikeforGouvernailandinvitedGouvernailtovisitthemagainwhollyfromherself.

8.Mrs.BarodafeltconfusedwithGouvernail’spuzzlingnatureandfoundithardtopenetratethesilenceinwhichhehadunconsciouslycoveredhimself.

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.XI,p.12

1.在一起呆了几天，她仍感到对这个客人很陌生，只得大部分时间让丈夫陪着他。

2.加斯顿拉了拉妻子的衣袖，双手搂着她的腰，快乐地望着她那充满困惑的眼睛。

3.他在她身旁的长凳上坐下，丝毫不曾想到她可能会反对他坐在那儿。

4.他的话变成了一串毫无意义的动词、名词、副词和形容词，她陶醉在他的声音里。

5.那晚，巴罗达太太很想把自己的一时荒唐告诉丈夫—也是她的朋友，但还是忍住了。

6.他照例说了些诸如这个季节的夜风对身体不好之类的话。

后来，望着茫茫夜色，他开始谈了起来。

7.“噢，”她笑着，在他唇上印了长长的温柔的一吻，“我一切都已经克服了！

你会看到的，这次我会对他很好。

”

8.而现在他只求能生存，只是偶尔才能体验到一丝真正的生活的气息，就像此刻这样。

SectionB.TheObligationsandResponsibilitiestoMarriage

XVI.Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions

1.B2.C3.B4.B5.B6.B7.C8.B

《读写教程IV》Ex.XVII,p.24

1.obligation

2.continuity

3.sacrifice

4.acknowledged

5.passion

6.scattered

7.worship

8.elastic

《读写教程IV》Ex.XVIII,p.24

1.in;in

2.in/by

3.to

4.on

5.at

6.behind

7.to

8.from

Unit2

SectionA.CharlieChaplin

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.II,p.37

1.Helivedapoorandmiserablelifeduringhischildhood.

2.PossiblybecauseheleftBritainwhenhewasyoungandnevercameback;mostfigureshecreatedwerenotofagentleman-likeBritishstyle.

3.HisdressandbehaviorwerenotEnglish.

4.ItwasthefirstmovieinwhichChaplinusedvoiceforthecharacters.

5.Usinghisphysicalsensestoinventhisartashewentalongwithoutpreparedscript.

6.Wecanfindthatfromthecharactershecreated,suchastheflowergirlandtheFrenchwifekiller.

7.Shebroughtstablehappinesstohimandbecamethecenterofrestinhislife.

8.Comic

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.III,p.37

1.coarse

2.corresponded

3.doubtful

4.roused/sparked

5.execute

6.relief

7.applause

8.immense

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.IV,p.38

1.for

2.against

3.up

4.with

5.up

6.to

7.down

8.between

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.V,p.38

1.temptation

2.change

3.urge

4.policies

5.pressures

6.arrest

7.demand

8.attempts

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.VI,p.39

1.artist

2.terrorist

3.novelist

4.activists

5.biologist

6.idealist

7.capitalists

8.tourist

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.VII,p.39

1.Terrorism

2.industrialism

3.ageism

4.idealism

5.criticism

6.heroism

7.racism

8.Modernism

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.VIII,p.40

1.IfIhadknownthatyouwerecoming,Iwouldhavemetyouattheairport.

2.Ifhehadtriedtoleavethecountry,hewouldhavebeenstoppedatthefrontier.

3.Ifwehadfoundhimearlier,wecouldhavesavedhislife.

4.IfIhadcaughtthatplane,Iwouldhavebeenkilledintheaircrash.

5.Ifhehadbeeninbetterhealth,hecouldhavewrittenmorebooks.

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.IX,p.40

1.Withsomuchgoingonattheoffice,itisawondertofindthatMr.Lawrencehasmuchtimeleftforanythingelse.

2.Itisasurprisetoustofindthattelevisionenjoysitsgreatestcompetitiveadvantageoninformation.

3.Itisapossibilityforustoexpectthatthestudentswillgetthenewfactsinthelectureconfusedwiththeirexistingknowledge.

4.Itisafacttoknowthatwehaverunoutofwaterandfood.

5.Itisarelieftolearnthatthedrivercontrolledthecarduringthestormyweather.

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.X,p.41

1.OtherwritersmighthavewrittenstoriesaboutLondon.ButonlyhecouldhavecreatedthecharacterDavid,whogavehiscreatorpermanentfame.

2.Chinahasprovidedmoreapplause,morehonorand,ofcourse,moreprofitwherethisscientistisconcernedthananyothercountries.

3.Hehadanurgetoexecutethisskillperfectly.

4.Thisphysicaltransformation,plustheskillwithwhichheexecuteditagainandagain,aresurelythesecretsofChaplin’sgreatcomedy.

5.Butthatshockrousedhisimagination.Chaplindidn’thavehisjokeswrittenintoascriptinadvance;hewasthekindofcomicwhousedhisphysicalsensestoinventhisartashewentalong.

6.Healsohadadeepneedtobeloved—andacorrespondingfearofbeingbetrayed.Thetwowerehardtocombineandsometimes—asinhisearlymarriages—thecollisionbetweenthemresultedindisaster.

7.It’sdoubtfulwhethershecanfindherwayintoperfectacting,thoughsheneverlosesherfaithinherownability.

8.Itwasarelieftoknowthathefinallyfinishedthebookbeforehisdeath,whichwasregardedasafittingmemorialtohislifeasawriter.

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.XI,p.41

1.但只有查理•卓别林才能塑造出了不起的喜剧角色“流浪者”，这个使其创作者声名永驻的衣衫褴褛的小人物。

2.尽管如此，卓别林的喜剧乞丐形象并不显得那么像英国人，甚至也没有劳动阶级的特色。

3.但假如他在早期那些短小喜剧电影中能操一口受过教育的人的口音，则他是否会闻名世界就值得怀疑了，而英国人也肯定会觉得这很“古怪”。

4.随着事业的发展，他感到了一种冲动要去发掘并扩展自己身上所显露的天才。

5.没有生命的物体特别有助于卓别林发挥自己艺术家的天赋。

6.然而即使是这种以沉重代价换来的自知之明也在他的喜剧创作中得到了表现。

7.由于沃娜本人出生在一个被各种麻烦困扰的大家庭，她对卓别林生活中将面临的挑战也做好了充分准备，因为当时有毫无根据的流言说他俩是马克思主义的同情者。

后来在他们自己的有那么多天才孩子的大家庭中，卓别林有时会引发争吵，而她则成了安宁的中心。

8.但是人们不禁会感到，卓别林一定会把这一奇怪的事情看作是对他的十分恰当的纪念。

他以这种方式给这个自己曾带来那么多笑声的世界留下了最后的笑声。

SectionB.ThePoliticalCareerofaFemalePolitician

XVI.Readthefollowingstatementscarefully,anddecidewhethertheyaretrue（T）orfalse（F）accordingtothepassage.

1.T2.F3.F4.T5.F6.T7.F8.T

《读写教程IV》Ex.XVII,p.53

1.fierce

2.witnesses

3.voted

4.scandal

5.politics

6.abuse

7.jealous

8.refresh

《读写教程IV》Ex.XVIII,p.53

1.Couldwetakeawalk?

Ifeellikealittleexercise.

2.Ms.Mbogohadmadeabolddecision:

sheranformayorofEmbu,Kenya.（runfor）

3.SomeleadersinKenyawereafraidoflosingtheirpower,sotheytriedeverythingtoshutKenyanwomenoutofpolitics.

4.Shedecidedlongagothatshewouldstudythesubjectinearnestassoonassheleftschool.

5.Hewasarrestedbecausehewaspaidtospyonourairbases.

6.Afteralmostfourhoursoffiercenegotiation,thepresidenthadtheupperhand.

7.Roadaccidentvictimsmakeupalmostaquarterofthehospital’spatients.

8.Ms.Mbogo’svictorywasofgreatsignificancebecauseallhermalecolleaguesvotedherin.

Unit3

SectionA.LongingforaNewWelfareSystem

《读写教程IV》:

Ex.II,p.66

1.Hemeansthatawelfareclientisbelievedtolietogetalittleextrawelfaremoneyandthosecaseworkersknowitwell.

2.Hehaschosentoliveanhonestlifebydrummingupsomebusinessoutsideanddrawingcartoonsformagazines.

3.Theyknowclearlythattheyarebeingmadefoolsofbysomeoftheirclients,andtheyfeeltheyareentitledtohaveclientsbowtothemascompensation.

4.Hedoesn’tthinkthosecaseworkersaretoblamesoheisn’tbeingbitter.

5.Becausehebelievesitpracticallyrequirespeopletolie.

6.HehadtocallacaseworkerhecalledSuzannefirst.Aftergivingalittlelecture,Suzannewassupposedtonotifythemedicalworker,whowouldcertifythattherewasaproblem.Thenthemedicalworkercalledthewheelchairrepaircompaniestogetthecheapestbid.Thenthemedicalworkeralertedthemainwelfareoffice.Theyconsideredthematterfordaysbeforecallingbackandapprovingtherepair,ifhewaslucky.

7.Thesystemsoeasilylendsitselftoabus