Mark Twain "How I Edited the Agricultural Paper" A.Nesvit

The importance of having experience in a field.

The difficulties of being a new employee.

The humorous consequences of not knowing your job.

The power of the written word.

Sad

Humorous

Angry

Serious

He was passionate about agriculture.

He needed the money.

He wanted to prove himself.

He was forced to.

He was embarrassed.

He was angry.

He was indifferent.

He was pleased.

He said turnips should be pulled.

He said turnips are not good for you.

He said turnips grow on trees

He said turnips should be shaken.

The narrator was lazy.

The narrator was incompetent.

The narrator was rude.

The narrator was stealing.

He is arrogant.

He is hardworking.

He is dishonest.

He is intelligent.

It shows that experience is essential for success.

It highlights the importance of being honest about your skills.

It demonstrates the power of humor to cope with difficult situations.

It reveals the dangers of taking on a job you are not qualified for.

A type of bird

A plant

A fertilizer

A tool

The paper is no longer popular.

The paper is full of errors.

The paper is no longer respected.

The paper is no longer profitable.

He is accusing the editor of being unfair.

He is trying to make the editor feel guilty.

He is asserting his own superiority.

He is trying to save face.

It is important to be knowledgeable about your field.

It is never too late to learn new things.

It is better to be honest than to pretend to know something.

It is important to have a sense of humor.