English Through Culture2 答案 Unit 9 - Pop Culture Icons.docVIP

Unite 9 Pop Culture Icons Close Reading Exercises I. 1. on, of, from 2. after, for 3. by, in 4. in 5. of II. So despite promotional activities with the help of celebrities, the live animals at Disney World’s newest attraction are reduced to secondary roles. But guests staying at a Disney resort are allowed to be part of an unofficial preview right now. Signs promote the company’s doctrine in tones that are both rigid and humorous. Nor matter what fancier term we may use for them, they’re still cages – which does not allow us to forget that the free-range habitats are only carefully constructed devices meant to enhance the theatrical effects. There has been no strong resistance to the park. And the Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund has given millions of dollars to wildlife organizations, including some who could have critics of Disney. With regard to creating a vision, the way Disney does it is unparalleled. The way Disney gives emphasis to people in mouse suits and special effects seems not surprising for a firm that has for a long time been giving families such movies as flying elephants and dancing bears. III. You look awful! It will be in your best interests if you quit smoking. I remember my father telling me time after time that I should cherish my friends. I am inclined not to accept the job offer from the Seagull Company; its computer department is limited in resources and there isn’t much room for further development. When it comes to employment after graduation, there is no guarantee that you will secure a position in one of the state-owned companies, as it might have been the case a few years ago. Tom has let down both his parents and his friends; he has been wandering around all day and no one can get him to do anything. IV. As a company, Disney has an excellent reputation for its very structured coordination of every aspect of the them park experience. Disney Chairman Michael Fisher wants the