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Text A- Unit 2 Look like Group discussion Suppose you have a face which is very similar to a famous person. If the strangers mistakenly consider you to be the famous person, how do you face the situation? Tell them the truth or pretend to be the famous person continuously? Please make dialogues under such situations. BI-EL Period 2: Analyze Paragraph 1—2. article1 Having found a local official, I asked him if I couldn’t have some poor little corner somewhere in a sleeping-car; but he cut me short with a sharp “No, you can’t. Every corner is full. Now don’t bother me any more,” and with these words he turned his back on me and walked off. I had not expected to be treated like this, and my dignity was in a state not to be described. I said to my companion, “They talk to me like this because they don’t know who I am.” But my companion said, “Don’t talk such foolishness. article2 Mistaken Identity (改编) Years ago I arrived one day at Salamanca — a (火车站) near New York. I was to (搭乘) the sleeper train there. There were crowds of people on the (站台) and they were all (涌往) into the long sleeper train and packing it full. I asked the man in the ticket office if I could have two tickets, but he answered (猛然) “No!” and shut the window (当着我的面). This was a terrible (打击) to my (尊严); but at the same time it was necessary for me to have the tickets. Having found a local (官员), I asked him if I couldn’t have some poor little corner somewhere in a (卧车厢); but he (打断) me (打断)with a sharp “No, you can’t. Every corner is full. Now don’t (打扰) me any more,” and with these words he (不理睬) me and walked off. I had not expected to be (对待) like this, and my (尊严) was in a state not to be (描述). I said to my (同伴), “They talk to me like this because they don’t know who I am.” But my companion said, “Don’t talk such (傻话). (即使) they did know who you were, do you (认为) it would help you to get a seat in a