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Unit3Readthetextindetail.YoucanrefertoTranslationandLanguagePointswhennecessary.00:0000:00A+A-TranslationBackcroundinformationBackcroundinformationBuildingthedreamofStarbucksHowardSchultzisnotahouseholdnametomostNorthAmericans,butthoselivinginurbanorsuburbancommunitiesknowhiscompany:thespecialtycoffeeretailerStarbucks.85Withimpressivevelocity,StarbuckshasgrownintothelargestcoffeeroasterandretailerofspecialtycoffeeinNorthAmericainaspanofonlyadecade,团By2000,itscoffeehousescouldbe

foundinmorethan3,000locationsworldwide;evenPresidentBillClintonwasseeninasnapshotwithaStarbucksbrewinhishand,tAccordingtotheUSweeklymagazine,Newsweek,Schultz'smergingofthethreeCs—coffee,commerceandcommunity—surelyranksasoneofthe'90sgreatestretailsuccesses.Schultzwasbornin1953andgrewupinanextremelypoorsectionoftheBrooklynboroughofNewYorkCity.Hismotherworkedasareceptionist,andhisfatherheldavarietyofjobs,noneofwhichoffereddecentpayormedicalinsurance.WhenSchultzwasseven,hisfatherlosthisjobasadeliverydriverwhenhebrokehisankleinanaccident.Intheensuingmonths,thefamilywasliterallytoopoortoputfoodonthetable.Duringhisyouth,Schultzwashoundedbytheshameofhisfamily's"workingpoor"status.HeescapedthehotBrooklynsummeroneyeartoattendcamp,butwouldnotreturnwhenhelearneditwasforlow-incomefamilies.Hewasteasedbyboysinhighschoolandashamedtotellhisgirlfriendwherehelived.Theharshmemoriesofthoseearlytimesstayedwithhimfortherestofhislife.Sportsbecameanescapefromtheshameofpoverty.SchultzearnedanathleticscholarshiptoNorthernMichiganUniversityin1975.Hewasthefirstpersoninhisfamilytograduatefromcollegeasnoneofhispredecessorshadtrainingbeyondvocationalschool.Thebudofinspirationforhisphenomenalcoffeebusinessbegangrowingina1983visittoMilan,Italy.0SchultzconceivedofanewAmericanwayoflifeinthecoffeebarsofMilan.HesoughttorecreatesuchforumsforpeopleintheUStostarttheirdaysorvisitwithfriends.In1987,attheageof34,Schultzorganizedagroupofinvestorsandpurchasedthecompanythathadformerlyemployedhim,theStarbucksCoffeeCompanyinSeattle,whichherestructuredastheStarbucksCorporation.Thepublicverdictwasoverwhelminglypositive.0Schultz'spremiumcoffeebarswereaninstantsuccess,actingasastimulusofrapidgrowthandexpansionnotonlyforStarbucksbutalsoforthecoffee

industryaroundtheworld.2In1992,Starbucksbecamethefirstspecialtycoffeecompanytogopublic,affirmingitsmagnitudeandprospects.Starbucks'firstmajorventureoutsideofthenorthwesternpartofthenationwasChicago,wherethecompany'sspecialtysalesdivisiondevelopednewbusinesswithdepartmentstoresandestablishedStarbuckscoffeebarsadjacenttothebusinesssectionsinnationalbookstores.囱StarbucksalsoformedapartnershipwithPepsiCotocreateanddistributeanewready-to-drinkcoffee-basedbeverage,andenteredintoalicensingagreementwithKraftFoods.Asacompanyseekingtodevelopwithamultilateralapproach,StarbucksevendevelopedarelationshipwiththemusicindustrytosellStarbucks-tailoredCDsofclassicalbrassandorchestralmusicinthecoffeebars.WhenStarbucksopeneditsfirststoreinNewYorkCity,itwasahomecomingforSchultz,buthedidnotactliketheheadofthereigningroyaltyofcoffeehehadbecome.TheNewYorkTimescommented,&'"Thesoft-spokenMr.SchultzhasbarelyatraceofaNewYorkaccentandatimid,almostapologeticmanner."Schultzhasalsoattractedconsiderableattentionwithhisunconventionalemploymentpolicies.0HewantedtogiveStarbucks'employeesbothaphilosophicalandafinancialstakeinthebusiness.ヒHedecreedthatemployeeswhoworkedthequotaof20hoursaweekormorewereeligibleformedical,dental,andopticalcoverageaswellasforstockoptions.(Atatimewhenothercompaniesweretrimmingbenefitsasacost-cuttingmeasure,Schultz,whogrewupinafamilywithoutanymedicalcoverage,wasvocalinhisbeliefthatgenuinelycaringaboutyouremployeesiscriticaltobuildingasturdyworkforce.E"ServiceisalostartinAmerica,"hetoldTheNewYorkTimes."Elthinkpeoplewanttodoagoodjob,butiftheyaretreatedpoorlytheygetbeatendown.Wewanttoprovideourpeoplewithdignityand

self-esteem,andwecan'tdothatwithlipservice."!Starbucksstipulatesthateveryemployeewithatleasthalf-timehourscanreceivehealth-carebenefits.Schultzcreditstheutilizationofsuchabenefitspolicyasthekeytothecompany'sgrowthbecauseithasgivenStarbucksamorededicatedworkforceandanextremelyhighlevelofcustomerservice.C5Thechainalsoachievedadramaticallylowturnoverrate,halfthatoftheaveragefastfoodbusiness.ThiscreatesasignificantnumericalpayoffforStarbucks,sinceeachnewemployeerepresentsanexpenditureof$3,000inrecruitingandtrainingcostsandproductivitylosses.Schultzhasremainedfirmlycommittedtoemployeeandcommunityenrichment,aphilosophywhichisembeddedintheverycoreofStarbucks'businessculture.国Hehasnevergrownaccustomedtosuccessenoughtoforgethisworking-classroots.Hededicatedhisbooktothememoryofhisfather,whomhehadoncespokenharshlytoandaccusedofalackofambition.CTheywerewordsSchultzwouldregrettherestofhislife,areminiscencehewishedhecouldscrubfromhismemory.Hisfatherreceivedthediagnosisoflungcanceranddiedbeforehissonbecameamillionaire.!Schultzoncetoldhisaudiencethathiscrowningsuccesswasthat"Igottobuildthekindofcompanythatmyfathernevergottoworkfor."Translation霍华德・舒尔茨创造“星巴克”之梦1霍华德•舒尔茨这个名字在北美并非家喻户晓,不过居住在城市或市郊社区的人都知道他的公司:特色咖啡零售商星巴克。区区十年间,星巴克一凭借惊人的速度成长为北美最大的咖啡豆烤制商和特色咖啡零售商。截至2000年,它旗下的咖啡店己经遍布世界三千多个角落。就连美国前总统比尔•克林顿也被人拍到手捧星巴克咖啡。根据美国杂志《新闻周刊》的报道,舒尔茨将“3C”概念——咖啡、商业和社区——融为一体,这已然使星巴克名列20世纪90年代最成功的零售商之列。2舒尔茨出生于1953年,在纽约市布鲁克林区一个极其贫困的街区长大。他母亲是一位前台接待员,父亲则从事过很多不同的工作,但其中没有哪ー份工作给他支付过体面的酬劳

或购买过医疗保险。舒尔茨七岁时,他父亲在ー次事故中扭断了脚踝,失去了他当时做送货司机的工作。在接下来的几个月中,他们家真的是穷到了揭不开锅的地步。3百年时代的舒尔茨一直由于其家庭“穷困工人阶层”地位所蒙受的耻辱而备受精神折磨。有一年他逃离布鲁克林炎热的夏天去参加夏令营,但当他得知这个夏令营是专门为低收入家庭的学生开办的时候,就再也不愿意去参加了。中学时他遭受到了男孩子们的奚落,也羞于告诉女朋友自己住在哪里。这些早年痛苦的记忆一直伴随着他ー生。4体育运动成了他逃避穷困这ー耻辱的方式。1975年,舒尔茨获得了北密歇根大学体育奖学金。他也是他家族中第一个从大学毕业的人,因为他的前辈中没有一个人接受过比职业学校培训更高的教育。5舒尔茨令人瞩目的咖啡生意的最初灵感源于1983年他对意大利米兰的造访。在米兰的咖啡馆里,舒尔茨设想了一种新型的美国式生活方式。他寻求在美国重现那种米兰式的交往平台,使人们能以那种方式开始新的一天或与朋友小聚。1987年,当舒尔茨34岁时,他组织了投资团队并购买下了他原先工作的公司,即西雅图的“星巴克咖啡公司”,将其重组为“星巴克集团”。6公众的反映出奇地好。舒尔茨创建的高端咖啡厅立即获得了成功,这刺激了星巴克乃至全球整个咖啡产业的迅速成长和发展。1992年,星巴克成为第•家公开上市的特色咖啡经营公司,确证了公司的发展规模和前景。7星巴克迈出美国西北部进行投资的第一站是在芝加哥。在那里,公司分管特色销售的部门开创了与百货商店联手以及在国家书店毗邻营业区的地方开设星巴克咖啡吧的经营新渠道。同时,星巴克还和百事可乐公司建立了伙伴关系,研发并销售ー款即开即饮的新型咖啡饮品,他们与卡夫食品公司也签订了一份许可协议。作为一家寻求与多方进行合作而发展的企业,星巴克甚至与音乐产业合作,在咖啡吧里销售为星巴克量身定做的古典铜管乐及管弦乐激光唱片。8星巴克在纽约开第一家分店对于舒尔茨来说是回归故里,但他并没有摆出ー副咖啡行业王者的姿态。《纽约时报》评论说:“舒尔茨先生说话温和,几乎没有一丝纽约口音的痕迹,而且他举止腼腆,甚至谦卑。”9舒尔茨与众不同的员エ政策也引起了人们的广泛关注。他希望给星巴克的员エ提供不仅是经营理念上的而且也是经济上的参与公司成败的机会。他规定,员エ完成每周20小时的工作定额或超过这一定额,就有资格享受医疗、牙齿及眼部保健方面的福利,也能享受股票优先认购权。就在其他企业通过削减福利来节省成本之时,舒尔茨,虽然生长在ー个没有任何医疗福利保障的家庭,却仍然坦言自己的信仰,即真诚地关心员エ对建立一个坚实的员エ队伍是至关重要的。“服务在美国是ー门缺失的艺术,”他对《纽约时报》如此说道,“我相信人们愿意把工作做好,但如果遭受的待遇很差,他们就会受到打击。我们希望给予员エ尊严与自尊,而这一点光靠动动嘴皮子是做不到的。"星巴克规定,每一位エ时超过半エ制的员エ都能享受医疗保障福利。舒尔茨相信这・福利政策的切实施行是企业成长的关键,因为此举已使星巴克拥有了更加尽心尽力的工作团队以及至髙水准的客户服务。这ー连锁反应也使员エ的流动率极低,几乎只有快餐行亜平均流动率的一半。在经营数字上,这,

政策则给星巴克带来了显著回报,因为每招募和培训・位新员エ及其生产率损失所产生的费用就高达三千美元。10舒尔茨一直坚定地致カ于员エ及社区发展,这ー理念已经根植于星巴克的核心企业文化当中。他从未因为太过习惯于成功而忘却自己劳动阶层的根基。他把自己的一本书献给了父亲以表纪念。他曾经对父亲说过尖刻的话,甚至曾指责他缺乏上进心,这些话让舒尔茨后悔终生,他期望能够将这些回忆从记忆中抹去。他的父亲被诊断出了肺癌,在儿子成为百万富翁之前就离去了。舒尔茨曾经告诉他的听众,他最重要的成功在于“我创立了一个我父亲从来都不曾有福气为之工作的那种企业。”LanguagepointsHowardSchultzisnotahouseholdnametomostNorthAmericans,butthoselivinginurbanorsuburbancommunitiesknowhiscompany:thespecialtycoffeeretailerStarbucks.(Para.1)suburban:a.relatingtoanareawherepeoplelivewhichisawayfromthecenterofatownorcity城郊的:市郊的Populationandjobswillcontinuetomoveoutofcentralcitiestosuburbanlocations.人口和工作都会继续从市中心往郊区转移。Withimpressivevelocity,StarbuckshasgrownintothelargestcoffeeroasterandretailerofspecialtycoffeeinNorthAmericainaspanofonlyadecade.(Para.1)Meaning:StarbuckshasdevelopedrapidlyintothebiggestcompanyinthefieldofcoffeeroastingandfeaturecoffeeretailinginNorthAmericainaperiodofmerely10years.By2000,itscoffeehousescouldbefoundinmorethan3,000locationsworldwide;evenPresidentBillClintonwasseeninasnapshotwithaStarbucksbrewinhishand.(Para.1)Meaning:Bytheyear2000,Starbuckshadopenedcoffeehousesinmorethan3,000placesallovertheworld.ItbecamesofamousthattherewasevenapictureofthethenAmericanPresidentBillClintonholdingacupofStarbuckscoffeeinhishand.AccordingtotheUSweeklymagazine,Newsweek,Schultz'smergingofthethreeCs-coffee,commerceandcommunity—surelyranksasoneofthe'90sgreatest

retailsuccesses.(Para.1)Meaning:AsreportedinNewsweek,aweeklymagazineintheUS,Schultz'sphilosophyofcombiningthreeCs,namelycoffee,commerceandcommunity,wasdefinitelyregardedasoneofthemostsuccessfulideasinretailinginthe1990s.Intheensuingmonths,thefamilywasliterallytoopoortoputfoodonthetable.(Para.2)Meaning:Inthemonthsthatfollowed,thefamilywasactuallysufferingfromsuchpovertythattheycouldbarelyfeedthemselves.Duringhisyouth,Schultzwashoundedbytheshameofhisfamily's"workingpoor"status.(Para.3)Meaning:Whenhewasyoung,Schultzwasconstantlytroubledbytheshameofhisfamily'slowsocialstatus.behoundedby:beannoyedbysth.;bebotheredbysth.被,.•所烦扰Manycustomersdon'twanttobehoundedbysalespeople.许多顾客都不愿推销员来烦他们。Hewasteasedbyboysinhighschoolandashamedtotellhisgirlfriendwherehelived.(Para.3)Meaning:Whenhewasinhighschool,hewasoftenmadefunofbyboysandwasashamedtolethisgirlfriendknowwherehishomewas.Hewasthefirstpersoninhisfamilytograduatefromcollegeasnoneofhispredecessorshadtrainingbeyondvocationalschool.(Para.4)Meaning:Hewasthefirstpersoninhisfamilytoreceiveacollegedegree,becausenopeopleinhisfamilyhadeverhadaneducationfromaschoolhigherthanonewhichprovidestrainingofspecificjobtechniquesorskillsonly.Thebudofinspirationforhisphenomenalcoffeebusinessbegangrowingina1983visittoMilan,Italy.(Para.5)Meaning:Thesourceofhisideaforhisoutstandingcoffeecareercouldbedatedbackto

hisvisittoMilan,Italy,in1983.Note:Coffeebars/houseshavebeenpartoftheculturalfabricthroughoutEuropeforcenturies.WhenmoreyoungAmericansthanevertraveledinEuropeinthe1980sand1990s,theyreturnedtotheUSandbroughtthiscoffeeculturebackhomewiththem.ThisledtotheemergenceofmanyEuropean-stylecoffeebars/housesinUSurbanareasatthattime.phenomenal:a.extremelyimpressiveorsurprising令人印象深刻的;惊人的Hisperformancelastnightwasbeautiful,andI'msurehe'sgotaphenomenalactingcareer.他昨晚的表演很美,我敢肯定他的演艺事业十分辉煌。SchultzconceivedofanewAmericanwayoflifeinthecoffeebarsofMilan.(Para.5)Meaning:Schultzthoughtofabrand-newwayofAmericansociallifeinthecoffeehousesofMilan.Thepublicverdictwasoverwhelminglypositive.(Para.6)Meaning:Theresponseofthepublictohiscoffeebarswasextremelygood.Schultz'spremiumcoffeebarswereaninstantsuccess,actingasastimulusofrapidgrowthandexpansionnotonlyforStarbucksbutalsoforthecoffeeindustryaroundtheworld.(Para.6)Meaning:ThesuperiorcoffeebarsopenedbySchultzsucceededatonce,whichencouragedaquickdevelopmentofnotonlytheStarbuckscompanyitself,butalsothewholecoffeeindustryintheworld.In1992,Starbucksbecamethefirstspecialtycoffeecompanytogopublic,affirmingitsmagnitudeandprospects.(Para.6)Meaning:In1992,Starbucksbecamethefirstspecialtycoffeecompanytoissuestockforsaletothegeneralpublic,showingthatitwassureofitsdevelopmentanditschancestosucceedfurther.

Starbucks'firstmajorventureoutsideofthenorthwesternpartofthenationwasChicago,wherethecompany'sspecialtysalesdivisiondevelopednewbusinesswithdepartmentstoresandestablishedStarbuckscoffeebarsadjacenttothebusinesssectioninnationalbookstores.(Para.7)Meaning:ThefirsttrialofStarbuckstoexpanditsbusinesstootherpartsofthecountrybeyondthenorthwestbeganinChicago.Therethespecialtysalesdepartmentofthecompanycreatednewbusinessthroughcooperatingwithshoppingcentersandopeningupnewcoffeebarsnexttothebusinesssectioninnationalbookstores.StarbucksalsoformedapartnershipwithPepsiCotocreateanddistributeanewready-todrinkcoffee-basedbeverage,andenteredintoalicensingagreementwithKraftFoods.(Para.7)Meaning:StarbucksalsoformedacooperativerelationshipwithPepsiCotodevelopandsellanewdrinkthatisreadymadeandwithcoffeeflavor.ItalsowentintobusinesswithKraftFoodsbasedonanagreementwhichallowedthegrantingoflicensebetweenthem.Asacompanyseekingtodevelopwithamultilateralapproach,StarbucksevendevelopedarelationshipwiththemusicindustrytosellStarbucks-tailoredCDsofclassicalbrassandorchestralmusicinthecoffeebars.(Para.7)Meaning:Asacompanywhichseekstodevelopitsbusinessthroughcooperatingwithvariousothercompanies,Starbucksevenestablishedarelationshipwiththemusicindustry.CDsofclassicalbrassandorchestralmusicwerespeciallymadeforStarbucks,andsoldinitscoffeebars.WhenStarbucksopeneditsfirststoreinNewYorkCity,itwasahomecomingforSchultz,buthedidnotactliketheheadofthereigningroyaltyofcoffeehehadbecome.(Para.8)Meaning:WhenStarbucksopeneditsfirstshopinNewYork,itwasjustlikecomingbackhomeforSchultz.Buthedidnotbehaveinawayasiftoshowthathewasthemostsuccessfulpersoninthecoffeeindustry.homecoming:n.[C]anoccasionwhensb.returnstoaplacewheretheyusedtolive,work,orstudy回家;回来;返乡Thesoccerteamreturnedtotheirhomefieldforthefinals;thehomecomingwas

welcomedbymostpeopleintown,足球队回到了主场进行决赛,城里大多数人都对他们的归来表示欢迎。"Thesoft-spokenMr.SchultzhasbarelyatraceofaNewYorkaccentandatimid,almostapologeticmanner,**(Para.8)Meaning:Mr.Schultzspeakssoftly,andpeoplecanhardlyfindanysignofaNewYorkaccentwhenhespeaks.Healsobehaveshumbly,almostinawayasifhewereafraidofcausinganyoffensetopeople.Meaningbeyondwords:Schultzdoesnotputonanairofsuperiorityorarrogance.Hesimplybehavesinaveryhumbleway.apologetic:a.showingthatyouaresorryfordoingsth.wrongorcausingaproblem道歉的;认错的:愧疚的Themanagerofthetheaterwasapologeticthathehadtocanceltheconcert.剧院经理很抱歉他不得不取消音乐会。HewantedtogiveStarbucks'employeesbothaphilosophicalandafinancialstakeinthebusiness.(Para.9)Meaning:HewantedtoofferStarbucks'workersthechancetobeinvolvedinthecompany'ssuccessorfailuresnotonlyspirituallybutalsofinancially.Hedecreedthatemployeeswhoworkedthequotaof20hoursaweekormorewereeligibleformedical,dental,andopticalcoverageaswellasforstockoptions.(Para.9)Meaning:Hesetitasarulethatworkerswhoworkedtherequiredminimum20hoursaweekormorewerequalifiedtogetinsuranceforhealthcare,teethandeyes,andtogetstockoptions.Atatimewhenothercompaniesweretrimmingbenefitsasacost-cuttingmeasure,Schultz,whogrewupinafamilywithoutanymedicalcoverage,wasvocalinhisbeliefthatgenuinelycaringaboutyouremployeesiscriticaltobuildingasturdyworkforce.(Para.9)Meaning:Atatimewhenothercompanieswerecuttingbenefitsasameasuretoreducecost,Schultz,whogrewupinafamilythatwastoopoortoaffordhealthinsurance,talked

openlyabouthisbeliefinrunningabusiness,thatis,anemployer'ssincerecareabouthisworkersisgreatlyimportanttobuildingastrongworkforceforthecompany.MServiceisalostartinAmerica,"hetoldTheNewYorkTimes.(Para.9)Meaning:HetoldTheNewYorkTimesthatthespiritofservicehaddisappearedinAmerica.Ithinkpeoplewanttodoagoodjob,butiftheyaretreatedpoorlytheygetbeatendown.(Para.9)Meaning:Ibelievepeoplewanttodotheirworkwell,butifwetreatthempoorly,wewillmakethemdiscouraged.Wewanttoprovideourpeoplewithdignityandself-esteem,andwecan*tdothatwithlipservice.(Para.9)Meaning:Wewanttogivedignityandselfrespecttoouremployees,butwecan'tjustkeepsayingthatwithoutdoinganythingreal.Note:"Lipservice"isoftenusedintheexpressionof"paylipservicetosth."whichmeanssaypubliclythatyouagreewithanidea,butnotdoanythingtosupportit(口头上赞同某事;ロ惠而实不至).Thesecompaniesarewillingtopaylipservicetoenvironmentalconcerns,butstillplantomassivelyincreasetheircoalproduction.这些公司在口头上都承诺愿意关注环境问题,但却仍然准备大大增加煤炭生产。Starbucksstipulatesthateveryemployeewithatleasthalf-timehourscanreceivehealthcarebenefits.(Para.9)Meaning:Starbucksmakesitarulethateveryemployeewhoworksatleasthalfofaweek's40-hourfull-timeemploymentisqualifiedformedicalbenefitsprovidedbythecompany.Schultzcreditstheutilizationofsuchabenefitspolicyasthekeytothecompany'sgrowthbecauseithasgivenStarbucksamorededicatedworkforceandanextremelyhighlevelofcustomerservice.(Para.9)

Meaning:Schultzthinkshighlyoftheimplementationofsuchabenefitspolicy,andseesitasacrucialfactortothedevelopmentofthecompany.ThispolicyhasnotonlyhelpedStarbuckstobuildaworkforcethatisdevotedtotheirwork,butalsoenabledittoprovideanextremelyhighqualityofservicetoitscustomers.Thechainalsoachievedadramaticallylowturnoverrate,halfthatoftheaveragefastfoodbusiness.(Para.9)Meaning:TheStarbuckscoffeechainalsohasanextremelysmallnumberofpeoplewhoquittheirjobsatStarbucks,onlyhalfoftheaveragenumberofmostfastfoodbusinesses.ThiscreatesasignificantnumericalpayoffforStarbucks,sinceeachnewemployeerepresentsanexpenditureof$3,000inrecruitingandtrainingcostsandproductivitylosses.(Para.9)Meaning:ThisgreatlyrewardsStarbucksintheamountofprofititmakes,becausethecostofemployingandtrainingeachnewworkerandthefinanciallosscausedbythenewworker'slowerproductionefficiencycouldamountto$3,000.payoff:n.[C])thebenefityougetfromdoingsth,回报;收效;成果What'sthepayofffordoingthisseeminglytediousandboringtask?做这样ー件看似乏味和无聊的事情,其意义是什么?)apaymentthatismadetosb.,oftenillegally,inordertostopthemfromcausingyoutrouble(为收买某人而付的)钱财,贿赂Hewastemptedtoacceptapayofftokeepquietabouttheaccident,他被诱使接受贿赂以对事故保持缄默。Schultzhasremainedfirmlycommittedtoemployeeandcommunityenrichment,aphilosophywhichisembeddedintheverycoreofStarbucks'businessculture.(Para.10)Meaning:Schultzhasalwaysbeendedicatedtothedevelopmentofhisemployeesandthecommunity.ThishasbecomeaphilosophythathasbeenbuiltdeeplyintoStarbucks'businesscultureandhasformedthecoreofit.remaincommittedto:remainloyaltosth.andwillingtoworkhardforit;remaindedicatedtosth,始终致カ于…

Schooladministratorsmustseektohelpteachersremaincommittedtoteachingandthewelfareofstudents,学校管理人员要努力帮助老师致カ于教学及学生幸福。Hehasnevergrownaccustomedtosuccessenoughtoforgethisworking-classroots.(Para.10)Meaning:Nomatterhowsuccessfulhehasbecome,hehasneverforgotthathecomesfromaworking-classfamily.Meaningbeyondwords:TheauthorhighlypraisesSchultz'sconcernfortheworkingclass,andthisconcernhasitsorigininSchultz'searlylifeexperiences.Sentencestructurenote:Thestructure"never+adj.+enoughtodosth."isoftenusedtoexpressanemphaticmeaninginasentence,withtheadjectiveinitemphasized.IftranslatedintoChinese,itcouldbe"永远也不会(或从未)…到做...的地步",or"永远也不会…到(甚至)去做…Forexample:Thestrongestisneverstrongenoughtobealwaysthemaster.再强的人也无法强至リフk远都做主人。Hewouldneverbeoldenoughtoenjoytruebeautyaroundhim.他年龄再大也不会欣赏周围真正美的事物。TheywerewordsSchultzwouldregrettherestofhislife,areminiscencehewishedhecouldscrubfromhismemory.(Para.10)Meaning:TheywerewordsSchultzwouldregretforever.Hewishedhecouldremovewhatherecalledfromhismemory.Hisfatherreceivedthediagnosisoflungcanceranddiedbeforehissonbecameamillionaire.(Para.10)Meaning:Hisfatherwasfoundtohavedevelopedlungcanceranddiedbeforehissonbecameamillionaire.SchultzoncetoldhisaudiencethathiscrowningsuccesswasthatMlgottobuildthekindofcompanythatmyfathernevergottoworkfor.M(Para.10)Meaning:Schultzoncetoldthepeoplewhocametohisspeechthatthegreatestsuccessheachievedwasbeingabletobuildatypeofcompanyhisfatherhadneverbeenluckyenoughtoworkfor.

Meaningbeyondwords:Hiscompanyprovidesgoodbenefitstotheemployees,buthisfatherhadneverhadachancetoworkinsuchacompany.Thatistosay,hisfatherwouldhavefeltproudofhimifhewerestillalive,andhissuccesscouldbeacomforttohisfather.Accordingtothetext,whatkindofcompanyisStarbucks?じA)It'sacoffeeroasterandspecialtycoffeeretailer.UB)It'saproducerofcoffeebeansandcoffeeretailer.CC)It'sacoffeeretailerandproducerofcoffeebasedfoods.JD)It'sacoffeeretailerandproduceroforchestralmusicforbars.Whatthree"Cs"didSchultzmergetomakehisbusinesssucceed?CA)Coffee,commerceandcost.CB)Coffee,companyandcare.CC)Coffee,cooperationandcommunity.D)Coffee,commerceandcommunity.WhydidSchultzquitfromthesummercamphehadwantedtoattendoneyear?じ A) He wasnotfromalow-incomefamily.じ B) He wasteasedbyboysinthesummercamp.じ C) He feltashamedofhispoorfamilybackground.C D) He couldn'tbearthesummerheatinNewYork.InwhichyeardidSchultzcomeupwiththeideaofhisuniquecoffeebusiness?

c A) In1975.c C) In1987.C D) In1992.Accordingtothetext,howdidStarbuckscooperatewithPepsiCo?CA)Theyagreedtoselleachother'sproducts.じB)Theycreatedaready-to-drinkcoffee-basedbeverage.JC)Theyestablishedcoffeebarstogetherwithinbookstores.CD)Theyproducedclassicalmusictailoredforcoffeebarstogether.WhydoesSchultzpaysomuchattentiontothebenefitsofhisemployees?CA)Hebelievesthatgoodbenefitscanbuildhiscompanyadevotedworkforce.CB)Hewantstomakehiscompanydifferentfromthefastfoodcompanies.CC)Hispoorchildhoodmadehimfeelverysympathetictowardtheemployees.CD)Hiscompanyisverysuccessfulandcaneasilyaffordgoodbenefits.WhatdidSchultzmeanbysaying"ServiceisalostartinAmerica"(Para.9)?CA)Hewantedtomakeserviceanartisticwork.B)Hewantedtofeeltheimpactofgoodservice.

し C)Hewantedtorevivethespiritofservice.□ D)Hewantedtotreatcustomersinanartisticway.WhichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribesSchultz'sfeelingstowardhisfather?し A) Sympathetic.C B) Resentful.C C) Grateful.c 0) Guil翻Inwhatway(s)canpovertyinfluenceone'slifepositively?“イReference:Positiveinfluencesofpovertyonone'slifemayinclude:developone'sabilitytofacehardshipsinlife;helponetobuildself-esteem;strengthenone'swilltodobetter;buildone'ssympathyforthepoorandweak.DoyouthinktheservicemodelofStarbucksfitstheChinesewayoflifewell?Whyorwhynot?ヨM /Reference:No,theservicemodelofStarbucks,toalargeextent,doesn'tfitourChinesewayoflife.Broadlyspeaking,weChinesehaveadifferentpaceoflife,adifferentpreferencefordrink,andadifferentsocialstyle.Yes,theservicemodelofStarbucksfitsourwayoflifeincreasinglywell.Sofar,Chinahasimplementedtheopen-doorpolicyforseveraldecades,andtheChinesewayoflifehasbeenverymuchinfluencedbyWesternculture.

StarbucksisverypopularwithChinesepeopletoday,especiallyyoungpeopleinbigcities.DoyouagreewithSchultzthatserviceisanart?Whyorwhynot?Reference:Yes,Iagree.Becausetheideaputsanemphasison:—thespiritofservice;一thestandardofservice;—thegoals

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