Module1INTRODUCTIONReadingandvocabularylaughmouthjokelikebadlylanguagedonecreatingCompletethequotationswiththewords.1.TheEnglishhavenorespectfortheir_________,andwillnotteachtheirchildrentospeakit.Theyspellitso______thatnomancanteachhimselfwhatitsoundslike.ItisimpossibleforanEnglishmantoopenhis_______withoutmakinganotherEnglishmanhatehim.languagebadlymouthWhatthequotationsmean.EnglishisnotaughtwellinEngland.Thespellingsystemissovariablethatyoucannotworkouthowtosaysomethingfromreadingit.Englishpeoplejudgeeachotherontheiraccent.2.Lifeisn’taboutfindingyourself.Lifeisabout________yourself.3.Ifyouaregoingtotellpeoplethetruth,you’dbettermakethem______.Otherwise,they’llkillyou.creatinglaughWhatthequotationsmean.Inlife,wearenotlookingforsomeonewhichalreadyexists,wearelearninghowtomakeourselvesintosomeone.4.Mywayofjokingistotellthetruth.It’sthefunniest_____intheworld.5.Nothingisever_____inthisworlduntilmenarepreparedtokilloneanotherifitisnotdone.6.Takecaretogetwhatyoulikeoryouwillhaveto____whatyouget.jokedonelikeWhatthequotationsmean.4.Truthismoreentertainingthanjokeswhicharesupposedtobefunny.5.Youneedareallygoodreasontostartdoingsomethingimportant.6.Ifyoudon’tmakeanefforttogetwhatyouwant,youwillhavetoputupwithwhatyouget.BernardShawReadthroughthewordsintheboxandtheintroductiontoBernardShaw,thenanswerthequestions.1.Whatdoesadramatistdo?2.Whatkindsofthingsdoesasocialistbelieve?Writesplays.Education,noclasssystem,equalrightsforeveryone.Amusing,popularandeducational.3.WhatkindofplaysdidShawwrite?CanyouintroduceBernardShawinyourownwordstous?Fastreading(Part1)[Activity1]Readandanswerquestions1,2,3,5,6,71.WhyistheplaycalledPygmalion?2.WhatdoesHigginswanttodowithEliza?BecauseitisbasedonaGreekmythofthesamename.Tomakeherintoalady.Shechangesfrombeinganuneducatedflower-sellerintoacharmingyoungwomanwhoisacceptedinpolitesociety.3.HowdoesElizachange?5.DoesHigginsbelievethatcomingfromahighsocialclassgivesyouabettercharacter?Why?/Whynot?No,hedoesn’t.Becausehebelievesallpeopleareequal.6.HowdoesHigginstreatEliza?7.HowdoesElizawinhisrespect?Asanobject.Byinsistingthatherespecther.Reading(Part1)[Activity2]Findthesewordsandphrasesinthepassagesandchoosethecorrectmeanings.1.…aking…carvesastatue…Thismeans________.A.paysforB.makes2.Thestatuecomestolife…Thismeans_______.A.looksveryaliveB.becomesaliveBB3.…triestomakealadyoutofanuneducatedgirl…Thismeans_______.A.awomanwhobelongstothehigherclassesofsocietyB.arealwoman4.…tobehaveinarefinedway…Thismeans_____.A.inapoliteandeducatedwayB.intelligentlyAA5.HigginsintroducesElizatopolitesociety….Thismeans____.ApeoplewhoarepoliteB.peopleinthehighestBFastreading(Part2)[Activity1]Readandanswerquestions4.4.DoestheextractinPart2comefromthebeginning,themiddleortheendoftheplay?Saywhyyouthinkso.Thebeginning.Fastreading(Part2)[Activity2]6.…hetreatsmeasifIwasdirt.Thismeans_____.A.asifIwascompletelyunimportantB.hethinksIamdirty7.Iwon’tgivemorethanashilling.Thisisprobably______.A.asmallamountofmoneyB.alargeamountofmoneyAA8.Whatabouttheambassador’sparty?Anambassadoris______.A.amanwithanimportantpositioninsocietyB.Amanwithanunimportantpositioninsociety9.I’ll…passheroffasanything.Thismeans_______.A.tomakepeoplebelievesheisverydifferentfromwhatshereallyisB.peoplewillpassherwithoutnoticingherAACompletethepassagewitha,you,goodand/orothernecessarywords.Pickering,Higgins’sfriend,isverydifferentfromtheprofessor.Heseemsa(n)(1)_____man,who(2)_____feelisinterestedinElizaas(3)____person,unlikeHiggins.Theaudiencesoonrealizesthatit’sno(4)_____expectingHigginstocareforEliza.HigginsisalwaystellinggoodyouagoodElizawhattodo“(5)_________dothis,(6)_________dothat”,whereasPickering,whoisa(n)(7)____person,ismoregentleandunderstanding.Itis(8)_____thatPickeringistheretoteachEliza,byhisexample,realmanners.Heissuch(9)___kindmanthatheevengivesElizaandhernewhusbandmoneytostart(10)___flowershop.don’t/youyou/don’tgoodagooda
