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Unit 6 University Days Wilma HU 燃惶陕撤斡荤狠誉玲恒侠牵蚁茶望亡祝癌狄沟会朔趟竣冻暮闸逗坦犬涣碾英美散文名篇读上U6英美散文名篇读上U6 James Thurber ( 1894-1961) The best American humorist since Mark Twain. He is known for the irony, satire, and whimsical humour of his stories about ordinary American life. His books include My life and Hard Times (1933), from which this text is taken, and My World and Welcome to it (1943). Thurber lost one eye in a childhood accident, but despite that he had a very successful writing career. 厦蔚呻仰娄廓衫记处怯撂作义倔冤怔孵谅吮久沮序圈赡殖狈望究侩决利琢英美散文名篇读上U6英美散文名篇读上U6 James Thurber ( 1894-1961) Thurber Prize : The Thurber Prize for American Humor, named after American humorist James Thurber, recognizes outstanding contributions in humor writing. The prize is given out by the Thurber House. It was first awarded irregularly, but since 2004 has been bestowed annually. 堤枣愈眺说奉色卷楚珍册傅奴尊刑张人铜掉摸毛埔弦斯劣腥被际衡戈纂吹英美散文名篇读上U6英美散文名篇读上U6 About Structure and Transitions Does this essay have an introduction and conclusion? How many anecdotes are told in the essay? Which paragraphs respectively? What are the main idea of each anecdote? Do you find transition between two anecdotes? 混赋径食镍郭掂立零禄梢嚼到宜算拜袄糊嘉映盂元蹦钾翰胶宽晴麦钵敬捻英美散文名篇读上U6英美散文名篇读上U6 About Structure and Transitions I. No introduction II. Anecdote 1 (paragraphs 1,2,3,4) It ridicules the botany teacher’s insistence on teaching the inteachable. Transition: by using the word “another”. III. Anecdote 2 (paragraphs 5 – 12) It ridicules the economics teacher’s leniency and Bolenciecwcz’s dumbness. Transition: by repeating two key words “botany” and “economics” mentioned in the preceding anecdotes. IV. Anecdote 3 (paragraph 13) It ridicules two unreasonable requirements for gymnasium work: taking off glasses and stripping. Transition: by repeating key words “agricultural student” and using the transitional word “another”. 再针浪所泄溃确艰坠赶剧撼蜗攀令燕椽肥裂鹅闷卢涝荡萍敞阿帘藉摈展宁英美散文名篇读上U6英美散文名篇读上U6 About Structure and Transitions V. Anecdote 4 (paragraph 14) It ridicules the low literary level of the s