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Unit2TheCompanyMan1/17AboutTheAuthorProfession:

journalistandcolumnistAchievements:1980

PulitzerPrizeforcommentaryWriteforNewsweek,theDetroitFreePress,andtheBostonGlobe.Works:

TurningPoints(1979),ClosetoHome(1979),AtLarge(1981).EllenGoodman(1941---）P222/17Howimportantdoyouthinkworkistoaperson?3.Makeanorderofthefollowingelementsforyourlifeaccordingtotheirimportance:

Love/Family/Health/Hobby/Career/Friends2.Whatdoyouthinkisthelifeofatypicalworkaholiclike?3/17Workhasabitterrootbutsweetfruit.Workingwithoutaplanissailingwithoutacompass.Worktoday,foryouknownothowmuchyoumaybehinderedtomorrow.Workwillnotkillamanbutworrywill.

4/17TextOrganizationIntroductorypart:Who,what,how,whenPara.1Para.2-6Para.7-13Phil’sdevotiontohisworkPhil’srelationshipwithotherfamilymembersConcludingpart:RestatingthecauseofPhil’sdeathThepresident’sinquiryforhissuccessorPara.2-6Para.7-13Para.14-165/17Heworkedhimselftodeath,finallyand

precisely,at3:00a.m.Sundaymorning.Whatkindofroledoyouthinkparagraph1inthewholearticle?6/17Precisely1.ad.exactly,accurately准确地，准确地eg:Nobodyknowspreciselyhowmanypeoplearestilllivinginthecamp.没有些人确切知道还有多少人仍住在露营地。

2.trulyorobviously正是，确实eg:Thatispreciselytheresultthesystemisdesignedtoproduce.那恰恰是设计该系统时所希望到达结果。7/17

Theobituarydidn‘tsaythat,ofcourse.Itsaidthathediedofacoronarythrombosis（心脏病）—Ithinkthatwasit—buteveryoneamonghisfriendsandacquaintances（熟人）knewitinstantly.HewasaperfectTypeA,aworkaholic,aclassic,theysaidtoeachotherandshooktheirheads—andthoughtforfiveortenminutesaboutthewaytheylived.8/17TypeAA型性格（TypeAPersonality）人雄心勃勃，脾气急躁，干练利索，性格外向。因为过于追求事业和功名，经常忽略个人健康，而各种压力常使自己处于担心状态。9/17TypeBB型人-充满感情行动家个性爽朗，开门见山，没心眼，心肠软，有同情心。兴趣横向关系拓展，全凭直觉及印象，轻易不顾一切蛮干下去，不求结果，只在意过程，极为重视现在。十分重视自己感情B型，一旦产生兴趣会首先采取行动。

10/17C型性格指那种情绪受压抑抑郁性格，表现为害怕竞争，逆来顺受，有气往肚子里咽，爱生闷气性格。C就是取Cancer(癌)第一个字母，预示含有这种性格特征人易患癌症。TypeC11/17TypeDD型性格，在90年代首次定义为：含有负面思想，失望，不安，压力，愤恨和孤独思想人。性格影响健康，研究表明，D型性格人群更易患冠心病死亡了。

12/17n.anoticeofsomeone‘sdeath;usuallyincludesashortbiography讣告，讣闻obituaryeg:Hewasveryshockedtoseehissbestfriend’sobituaryinthenewspaper.13/17

Thismanwhoworkedhimselftodeathfinallyandpreciselyat3:00a.m.Sundaymorning—onhisdayoff—wasfifty-oneyearsoldandavice-president.Hewas,however,oneofsixvice-presidents,andoneofthreewhomightconceivably—ifthepresidentdiedorretiredsoonenough—havemovedtothetopspot.Philknewthat.14/171.Whichsentenceusethefigureofspeechofrepetition?2.WhydosetheauthorrepeatthefactthatPhil“workedhimselftodeath,finallyandprecisely,at3:00a.m.Sundaymorning”

?ByrepeatingthatPhilworkedhimselftodeath,finallyand

precisely,at3:00a.m.Sundaymorning,theauthorhighlightsthepeculiarityofthetimewhichprovesthetragicnatureifhisdeath.15/17conceivablyadv.:inamanner