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1、stir n. 骚动 (a situation in which a lot of people feel interested or angry) e.g. Who couldhavethoughtatrivialmatterwould cause suchastir?band n. 人群 (a group of people who do something together or who share a particular feature or interest) e.g. The reformer soon gathered a band of followers roundhim.

2、go-getter n. 积极有为的人 (a person who is determined to succeed and works hard to achieve this) e.g. Hesarealgo-getter whobuilt up hisbusiness from scratch.The birth of a small company(To be continued)Samsung（韩国）三星公司regimented adj. 管理严格的 (organized and controlled by strict rules) e.g. Teenagersdontlikebe

3、ingregimented.astronomically adv. 极巨大地 (by a very large amount) e.g. Thebillwasastronomicallyhigh.hassle n. 麻烦 (a situation that causes problems) e.g. Do asyouretoldand dontgivemeanyhassle!(Continued)1. Script and key(To be continued)Voice-over: In South Korea anything that takes life away from the

4、tradition of (1)_, directed by the big corporations, causes quite a stir. In 1997, the financial crisis that hit the whole of Asia Pacific delivered a severe (2)_ to the big guns of Korean industry. Since then, the number of people starting to turn their backs on the (3)_ companies and strike out on

5、 their own has (4)_. Among the new band of go- getters is Myung Soo Kim. We asked if he left Samsung because the work was too (5)_ and the place was too regimented.rapid growthshocklarge shot uphard (Continued)Myung Soo Kim: No, that wasnt the case. I didnt think there were enough (6)_ to use all of

6、 my abilities because it was such a massive organization. I also wanted to have a goat something (7)_ from working in a big company. I just kept my eyes open for a business that looked like being (8)_. Then, I happened to find a place that did car washing and small repairs. The number of cars has go

7、ne up astronomically. But although it hasnt been easy, Im making more (9)_ now and dont have so many hassles. I dont have anybody looking over my shoulder. Its my (10)_ business, thats the difference.opportunitiesdifferent stablemoneyownRetell your storyWork in pairs. Read the story you have receive

8、d and get the main idea. Be sure to keep it secret from your partner. Then retell the story to your partner.Story for Student A: A young businessman had just started his own firm. Hed had just rented a beautiful office and had it furnished with antiques. Sitting there, he saw a man come into the out

9、er office. Wishing to appear the hot shot, the businessman picked up the phone and started to pretend he had a big deal working. He threw huge figures around and made giant commitments. Finally he hung up and asked the visitor, “Can I help you?” “Yeah, Im from the local telephone company, Ive come h

10、ere to activate your phone lines.”Story for Student B: My husband and I used to promote our business by dropping advertising pamphlets house-to-house. We usually walked together, once in a while splitting up and meeting again a few blocks down the road. One morning, however, we seemed to have lost each other. I stood on a corner for some time, and decided to track down my husband by following his pamphlet deliveries. After looking into four to five letter boxes, I was met by a police officer who had obviously been observin