11.Once you can get a part-time job in NOVA
ELECTRONICS, ___________.
A.you have
to work at least 4 hours a day
B.you
should write a letter to Mrs G Chan
C.you will
be given 14 days off each year besides weekends
D.you will
get no more than $6,598 each month
D
The modern
reputation of sunglasses as a fashion statement is at least partially due to a
simple but clever advertising campaign (广告活动) in the 1960s by a company called Foster Grant. The company was
determined to increase the popularity of its sunglasses, so it decided to
create an image (形象) of glamour
(魅力) for its
products. It introduced a series of advertisements called Sunglasses of the
Stars’ which featured the faces of some of Hollywood’s greatest celebrities
adorned loved deeply with sunglasses. Television commercials and magazine
advertisements asked the question, “Isn’t that so-and-so behind those Foster
Grants?” As a result of the campaign, soon any star who was seen wearing
sunglasses was assumed to be wearing Foster Grants, whether or not they
actually were.
The 1970s was
the decade when the popularity of sunglasses reached its peak. It became
obvious that there was a great deal of money to be made from the sale of
sunglasses. As a result, well-known fashion designers and Hollywood stars
launched their own brand-name lines. A giant industry suddenly developed where
none had existed a few decades earlier.
Just as women in
ancient times maintained (keep in a certain condition) a sense of mystery (神秘感)by hiding their faces behind
delicate fans and as China’s historic judges concealed (hide) their thoughts
behind pieces of quartz(石英). Men and women of this generation-and not only the stars-have
rediscovered the unusual power of hiding their eyes behind dark lenses.
Sunglasses keep out the world, just as they keep out the sun. They may even
allow us to be someone other than ourselves, regardless of whether the sun is
shining.
