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Part II;Pre-reading Task Comprehension Work Language Work;Pre-reading Task;To be a good father, what must one do?First one must love, as the sun warms the Earth,Nourishing those to whom it gave birthWith radiant pleasure and joy ever new. And what then, my father, must a good father do?Then one must give of oneself, as a rill Flings itself carelessly down a steep hillTo fill up a hollow with heavens sweet hue. What next, my father, must a good father do?Next one must gird up ones loins to protectThose who might suffer from want and neglectWere one not loyal, and to ones vow true. Is there anything else a good father must do?Yes, there is much more that cannot be said,Addressed to the heart and not to the headOf one who desires that passion to view.;Book 2-Unit 4;;Book 2-Unit 4;Comprehension Work;1.Pungent, because this was for removing ground-in dirt and oil from beneath hardened fingernails and from calloused hands. ;2 He always spoke to me as he washed before eating his dinner, told me tales of his own childhood and let little drops of moral tuition fall into my lap. ;3. I could never understand why the passengers treated him with such patronizing disregard. ;4. Powerful enough to cry when he felt the need.;5. …and didn’t understand the Latin that was spoken before the ceremonial meal. So what? ;6. All that concerned this working man in a suit was that his son would not follow in his footsteps. ;1. What do the details of “pungent smell, scrubbing his hands, ground-in dirt and oil, hardened fingernails, calloused hands, darkness of the water in the basin” tell you about the narrator’s father? ;2. What, according to the story, was the father’s attitude toward work, passengers, and his family members? ;3. Why does the narrator want to mention in detail his father’s ignorance of the Latin used at his graduation ceremony and his gauche behavior?;4. In your opinion, in what way the father was an extraordinary ordinary father? ;Book 2-Unit 4;Language Wo