. This made Schulz a counterculture hero and his characters popular throughout the world.The biography... roughly 10 years for the series to evolve into what we see today.Like all geniuses, Schulz blended ……

, as all artists do.”Yet certainly Snoopy does much more than what Schulz did and wanted to do... American culture.self-sacrifice n. 自我牺牲，自我奉献 We should honor his courage and self-sacrifice in the face ……

in 1950, Snoopy and his pals were “a cast of characters that we can all identify with (与... and his pals were “a cast of characters that we can all identify with (与......有共鸣)”, noted ……

, The Telegraph reported.Peanuts characters include the unlucky Charlie Brown and his thoughtful dog Snoopy... the pianist.Most of these characters came from Schulz’s real life. The author himself, in fact ……

odd. Although we often remember childhood as a happy time, the characters in Peanuts aren’t that happy or that nice. So why, 15 years after the death of creator Charles M. Schulz, can we still not get ……

that’s why he loved Peanuts so much.Peanuts ran for almost 50 years from Oct 2, 1950 to Feb 14, 2000... a day!Did you know?Charles Schulz first named his comic strip Li’l Folks. But the publishing company ……

, in the character,” Schulz said. “Snoopy is everything we imagine we would like to be, being able to do... went, and places I haven’t gone, like the moon, so he is looking down on China from there,” Jean ……

great sense of safety. Why is this comic strip so successful? The secret is that Charles Schulz, the creator of Peanuts, put his own real life into the story.Charlie Brown is just like Schulz in many ways ……

美国漫画VS日本漫画，哪个才是你的菜？词数 510 建议阅读时间 10分钟 课件及教案见网站 测试见7版DO you like reading books with pictures? If so... for these characters.Another feature of American comics is to show wisdom in a funny way. An example ……

in Peanuts played a part in the cartoonist's life. As Michaelis writes, Schulz "gave his wishy... arrived with the news that Charles M. Schulz had died peacefully in his sleep," Michaelis writes ……

to him.C. The fact that we can identify with him.D. His puppy love for the red-haired girl.3. From the article, we can conclude that Snoopy ______.A. lives in his own imaginationB. stands up for his ……

failures.3. From the article, we can conclude that Snoopy ______.A. lives in his own imaginationB...?A. Successful. B. Unhappy.C. Exciting. D. Inspiring.2. According to Charles M. Schulz, what has made Charlie ……

, in the character,” Schulz once said. “Snoopy is everything we imagine we would like to be, being able to do whatever we want and just to be independent (独立的).” Peanuts has been published by at least ……

造力的。Charles Schulz created the characters Snoopy and Charlie Brown.3. develop /dI5velEp/ v. 发展用法：develop...AMONG many stories, there are great and outstanding detectives. But do you know who was the first ……

adorable.Author Charles M. Schulz was born in 1922 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His interest in comics was encouraged by his father, who loved the funny pages of the Sunday paper. Peanuts debuted on October 2 ……