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1.Spaghetti / Pasta (macaroni and noodle) Macaroni (semolina) spaghetti (Italian for “little strings” ) vermicelli ( “little worms” very thin) 2.Table Manners A Few Rules (I) Do not play with the table utensils or crumble the bread. Do not put your elbows on the table, or sit too far back, or lounge Do not talk loud or boisterously Be cheerful in conduct or conversation Never, if possible, cough or sneeze at the table. Never tilt back your chair while at the table, or at any other time. A few rules (II) Do not talk when the mouth is full Never make a noise while eating Do not open the mouth while chewing, but keep the lips closed. It is not necessary to show people how you masticate your food. Never indicate that you notice anything unpleasant in the food. Do not break your bread into the soup, nor mix with gravy. It is bad taste to mix food on the plate. A few rules (III) Never leave the table before the rest of the family or guests, without asking the host or hostess to excuse you. Eat soup with the side of the spoon, without noise. The fork is used to convey the food to the mouth, except when a spoon is necessary for liquids. A few rules (IV) If you wish to be served with more tea or coffee, place your spoon in your saucer. Tea or coffee should never be poured into the saucer to cool, but sipped from the cup. If a dish is presented to you, serve yourself first and then pass it on. II. Comprehension Questions What’s the “essence of the essay”? What does the title mean? What has brought the change in the boy? What have been changed about the boy? What’s the relationship between the rules of writing and a good essay? III. Language Study 1. associate …with compare: connect …with / relate …to 2. assign - assignment Example: She assigned him to wash dishes. I assigned you the job. 3. turn out The school has turned out some first-rate scholars. turn out cars / a cake / a poem 4. anticipate: think that sthwill happen and prepare for it.