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149501由于美国拒绝参加第22届奥运会，使经销奥运会吉祥物玩具熊的小业主亏损严重，这是受到（）的影响。
149502潘石屹的现代城从销售惨淡转为热卖，这是受到宏观环境中（）的影响。
149503菲力普·科特勒指出：市场营销是个人或群体通过创造并同他人产品和价值以满足需求和欲望的一种社会和管理过程。
149504营销就是推销、就是企业打广告。
149505营销四大支柱内容包括（）。
149506到了七十年代，随着全球环境破坏、资源短缺等问题日益严重，要求企业顾及社会长远利益的呼声越来越高，于是企业不仅要考虑消费者需要，还要兼顾整个社会的长远利益。这就是（）。
149507从营销角度来看，柯达公司破产的原因是（）。
149508企业要与消费者建立一种互惠的顾客关系，即顾客获得满意的体验，而企业则获得价值回报。同样，喜茶能不能成功，关键在于（）。
149509以产品质量取胜是典型的（）观念。
149510容易产生营销近视症的观念是（）。
149511当企业所有部门都能为顾客利益服务时，其结果是（）。
149512企业服务的特定消费者群体被称为（）。
149513市场营销观念意味着（）。
149514Michael’s financial collapse forced him to sell many of his considerable assets, including, his lavish Neverland ranch.
149515Michael Jackson’s music videos were once fixtures on MTV and brought fame to this relatively new television channel at that time.
149516During the early 1960s, the Nashville sound turned country music into a multimillion-dollar industry.
149517The Album Bad has earned Michael a record-setting eight Grammys.
149518Michael Jackson was the youngest of the “Jackson 5”.
149519Pop music is actually a genre of popular music, which derived from rock and roll.
149520In 2008, the Beatles topped Billboard magazine's list of the all-time most successful Hot 100 artists”.
149521On December 8, 1980, Lennon was assassinated by a demented fan in New York City.
149522The Beatles, a band from Liverpool in Britain, conquered America and led “the British invasion” in the American popular music.
149523What has made Jazz different from any of the earlier styles, however, was that musicians in a band would sing while playing jazz.
149524Jazz originated in black communities in New Orleans around the turn of the century.
149525It was once said that the three things that American culture will be known for are the Constitution, baseball and Jazz.
149526Broadway refers to the famous street in Washington that has become the worldwide leader in stage entertainment.
149527During the Great Depression of the 1930s, as the phonograph and radio broadcasts supplanted sheet music, Tin Pan Alley’s dominance gradually faded away.
149528In the 1920s Denmark Street in London’s West End was also called “Britain’s Tin Pan Alley”, because it was home to many music shops.
149529Compared with wedding ceremony in Britain, marriage traditions in America are more free and flexible.（）
149530When the groom lifts the veil and kisses his bride, the wedding is over.（）
149531In the UK, on the 29th of February in a leap year, the girl can propose to her partner.（）
149532The appetizer is always served as the second dish after soup in a western dinner.（）
149533In a western dinner, the most important female guest always sits to the right of the hostess.（）
149534Where to sit in a western dinner is often determined by the identities and social status of diners. （）
149535The ill and physically unable people can remain seated when being introduced.（）
149536Since Americans don’t have inherited titles, we should address them their first names all the time. （）
149537We can address a lady “Ms” if we are not sure if she’s married or not.（）
149538Etiquettes and customs are not written in law but are shared throughout a community.　（）
149539Customs refer to short-established social rules that are considered acceptable or normal behavior in any situation. （）
149540The word “Etiquette” comes from German and means a code of good manners and behaviors for social interactions in English. （）
149541The legal age to drink in America is （）.
149542Generally speaking, people pay （） of the total price of the service in America.
149543The order of using folks and knives in western dinners is （）.
149544In western countries, people usually have dinners around （） tables.
149545The bride should wear “Something blue”, which represents a （） to love and marriage
149546The royal wedding of Prince William took place in （）.
149547The legal age to purchase alcohol is 18 in both Britain and America.
149548Westerners like to give and receive small, simple and inexpensive gifts to their friends. （）
149549If you meet some western friends for the first time, it is appropriate to give gifts between each other.
149550In restaurants in America, if you do not pay the service, you have not paid the entire bill.
149551In the UK, the reason for tipping is to show your appreciation for the service.
149552Compared with wedding ceremony in Britain, marriage traditions in America are more free and flexible.
149553When the groom lifts the veil and kisses his bride, the wedding is over.
149554In the UK, on the 29th of February in a leap year, the girl can propose to her partner.
149555For most Americans, a typical American marriage is based on （）.
149556The spectacular royal wedding of Prince William took place in （）.
149557The bride should wear “Something blue”, which represents a （） to love and marriage.
149558The tradition of wearing white gown in the western wedding started from （）.
149559Wines should be served in the sequence white before red, light before heavy, young before old.
149560The appetizer is always served as the second dish after soup in a western dinner.
149561In a western dinner, the most important female guest always sits to the right of the hostess.
149562Where to sit in a western dinner is often determined by the identities and social status of diners.
149563The ill and physically unable people can remain seated when being introduced.
149564Since Americans don’t have inherited titles, we should address them their first names all the time.
149565We can address a lady “Ms” if we are not sure if she’s married or not.
149566Generally speaking, good manners, politeness, friendliness and consideration for others are considered important and valuable by the most people.
149567Etiquettes and customs are not written in law but are shared throughout a community.
149568Customs refer to short-established social rules that are considered acceptable or normal behavior in any situation.
149569The word “Etiquette” comes from German and means a code of good manners and behaviors for social interactions in English.
149570Emily Dickinson is the major poet in the period of American Romanticism. （）
149571Jane Austen's works have achieved such a popularity that even today she is still enjoyed by many fans all around the world. （）
149572As Ernest Hemingway once said, “All modern literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Pride and Prejudice.”　（）
149573Ernest Miller Hemingway won the Nobel Prize in the year of 1970.（）
149574Mark Twain (1835-1910) is one of the prominent English realism writers.（）
149575Harry Potter is a series of seven fantasy novels.（）
149576Sense and Sensibility was written by Jane Austen. （）
149577Austen’s works depict the England during its transition between the 19th Century and 20th Century.. （）
149578The writer of Walden is Henry David Thoreau. （）
149579Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson were two major poets in the period of American Realism. （）
149580Which of the following works was not written by Charles Dickens?
149581When did David Copperfield publish?
149582The central themes in Harry Potter always involve tolerance of other people and （）.
149583Harry Potter is a series of seven （）novels.
149584The Harry Potter series have gained popularity and commercial success worldwide since its first book been released in the year of （）.
149585Ernest Miller Hemingway won the Nobel Prize in the year of （）.
149586As Ernest Hemingway once said, “All modern literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called（）.”
149587Mark Twain (1835-1910) is one of the prominent （） writers.
149588Which of the following works is not written by Charles Dickens?
149589All of the following expressions about David Copperfield are true except（）.
149590When was David Copperfield published?
149591Henry David Thoreau seems to be the （） literary figure in the American history to revolt against the threat that industrialism and materialism brought to people’s daily life.
149592Which of the following description is true about American Romanticism?
149593Which of the following writers doesn’t belong to American Romanticism?
149594Between the 18th Century and 19th Century, social advancement for men was through the following careers except （）.
149595Jane Austen was born in Steventon, England, in （）.
149596Which of the following works was written by Jane Austen except（）?
149597The motto of The Wall Street Journal is “All the News That’s Fit to Print”.
149598NME is an American general interest family magazine, which offers condensed articles from a wide variety of publications.
149599Financed almost wholly by viewers’ license fees, ITV runs no commercials, either sound or television.
149600NBC now owns two radio networks— the Red Network and the Blue Network.
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