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1. Organization Analysis Part I (Para.1-4) Main Idea: Points against Christmas. Para.1 Christmas is now a holiday of drinking. Para.2 Christmas is an occasion to spend too much money. Para.3 Christmas has lost its original meaning. Para.4 Conclusion: I’m against Christmas. Part II (Para.5-9) Main Idea: Points in favor of Christmas. Para.5 A woman who treats Christmas as I do. Para.6 A different attitude towards Christmas. Para.7 Christmas takes you out of the ordinary routine. Para.8 At Christmas people are friendlier to each other than usual. Para.9 Christmas is still a “holy day”.  A. It was so ________ of him to stamp out of the restaurant just because people didn’t agree with what he said. B. When I was a _________, I lived in a country village. C. He was remembering a story heard in his _________. D. His most enduring quality is his _________ innocence. 1) Fish, chicken, and chips can be ___________. 2) Cabbage, eggs, and potatoes can be __________. 3) Fish and pudding can be __________. 4) Duck, beef, and potatoes can be ________. 5) Bread, cake, and potatoes can be ________. 6) Cheese sandwiches can be _________. Read the following sentences and find the one in which the italicized words is used in the same way as in the sentence quoted from the passage. 1) If you walk down Piccadilly or Oxford Street just before Christmas, you will see an incredible amount of money being spent on electronic games, bottles of spirits, expensive clothes, CDs, cassettes, cameras, and a large number of luxury items. A. We started our journey in high spirits. B. Spirits are more expensive than beer, but they get you drunk faster. 2. Finding the Similar Usage. Part Two: In-Class Reading Post-Reading √ 3) Recently, a rather sophisticated woman told me shyly that she saves up all her presents until Christmas morning and then sits up in bed and opens t