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综合英语教程2;Business Competition;1.1 Listen Respond;1.2 Listen Judge;4) “The dirty bastards (狗杂种) are back again,” Adi said. Who was Adi scolding? A. Adi was scolding the Allied warplanes. B. Adi was scolding Rudi and his family. C. Adi was scolding the Allied warplanes and Rudi. D. None of the above. 5) Which of the following description is not true? A. After the war Rudi was taken to an American prisoner of war camp. B. Adi carried on running the family business without Rudi. C. Rudi carried on running the family business without Adi. D. Since then Puma and Adidas have bitterly contested every technological innovation. ;Puma?and?Adidas are two of the world’s most instantly1 recognizable sports brands and they are from the same medieval German town. Indeed Puma and Adidas, which have shod(给……穿上鞋或靴子)millions of 2 runners and footballers over the years and graced the feet of some of the greatest ever athletes, trace their origins to the same family of cobblers (补鞋匠). Before World War II the brothers’ joint company — Dassler made the place famous producing sports shoes. But while elderly residents still 3 gossip about various fanciful causes of the rift（不和）— continually speculating on whether Adi slept with Rudi’s wife, that the two wives hated each other, that Rudi fathered Adi’s son or that Rudi — the less 4 successful entrepreneur of the pair — had his hands in the petty-cash box — no one really knows. ? But most seem to agree that the argument can be 5 traced to one night in 1943 and a misplaced comment by Adi that Rudi was never to forget: during an Allied bomb attack on Herzogenaurach in 1943 Adi and his wife 6 climbed into a bomb shelter that Rudi and his family were already in. ?“The dirty bastards(狗杂种) are back again,” Adi said, 7 referring to the Allied warplanes. Rudi 8 was convinced that his brother meant him and his family. After the war Rudi was taken t