大学英语下 高职公共基础课大学英语下unit8.pptx

大学英语 下;Contents Unit 1 Sub-healthUnit 2 Sports Unit 3 Person Unit 4 Culture Unit 5 Shopping and Sightseeing Unit 6 Internet Unit 7 Human Touch Unit 8 Ups and downs;Unit 8 Ups and Downs;Warm-up ActivitiesHere are some descriptions about fast food. Match the descriptions with the corresponding picture.A. Sundae B. Chicken Popcorn C. Chicken Wings D. HamburgerE. Ketchup F. Mashed Potato G. French Fries H. Egg Tart;Section A Listening;Dialogues;Passage;Dialogue 1;Dialogue 2;A: Yeah. I must work hard to make enough money to realize the dream.B: And you also need to work hard to learn English well.A: Of course.B: Wish you achieve your dream as soon as possible.A: Thanks. The same to you.B: Thank you.;Easy learning;Easy learning;Easy learning;Intensive Reading;Sanders’ KFC : Success Comes from Dreams; Things were going very well for Sanders. All changed, however, in the early 1960s when a new interstate highway was planned to bypass Corbin. Seeing an end to his business, the Colonel auctioned off his operations. Maybe a bit of bad luck can motivate a person to be successful. There is an old saying that in order to be happy you have to have something to do, someone to love and something to look forward to. And the Colonel had something to look forward to. At an age when Sanders should have been settling down into a comfortable retirement,he was forced to start his business again. Sanders believed that the quality of his chicken was very important. For example, herefused to sacrifice taste by cooking his chicken quicker--ever if that meant he could sell more. Sanders believed other people across the country would enjoy his chicken just like the travelers through Corbin, if only he could get it to them. KFC eventually grew beyond Sanders’ wildest dreams. It became so popular, in fact, that one man could not possibly manage it anymore. As a result, Sanders sold the business in 1963 for $ 2 million. Even afterselling KFC, Sanders still