Walt Disney started his animation
career in Kansas City, Missouri, producing films that were a combination of
cartoon and live action and starring a curious little girl named Alice. Hoping
for greater success, he moved to Los Angeles in 1923, joining his brother, Roy.
Once the creative possibilities with the Alice series were exhausted, Disney
started producing films for a new animated character, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit,
in 1927. Mickey Mouse was conceived the next year during a
cross-country train ride, according to the "official" company history. Walt
Disney had just been forced to give up the Oswald rights to his cruel New York
distributor, who had exercised copyright control over the character.
On the ride back home to Los Angeles, Disney made up a little mouse named
Mortimer. His wife, Lillian, thought the name too pompous(华而不实的) and sugge A. to create a cartoon character called Alice B. to produce the role of Mickey C. to resist giving up the character’s fights to others D. to make greater career success
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Walt Disney could have built his
biggest theme park anywhere. He chose Florida. The weather is balmy, and when it
gets too hot there are lots of pools to cool off in, says. Meg Crofton, Walt
Disney World’s CEO’. Florida also offers plenty of space to expand. Disney
World, which was first carved out of wild woodland in 1971, has swollen to four
parks covering 40 square miles ( 104 sq km) and employing 60 000 "cast members".
Contrary to the stereotype of rapid flow in the service sector, the average
full-time employee sticks around for nine years. Florida’s
business climate is sunny, too. The Milken Institute, a think-tank in
California, compiles an index of "best-performing cities" in America, a
composite measure of such things as job creation, wage growth and whether
businesses are thriving. In the most recent index, six of the top t A. most of the staff are full-time. B. most of the staff are part-time. C. workers are reluctant to be employed in a company for long. D. most companies run smoothly less than nine years.
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Walt Disney could have built his biggest theme park anywhere. He chose Florida. The weather is balmy, and when it gets too hot there are lots of pools to cool off in, says. Meg Crofton, Walt Disney World’s CEO’. Florida also offers plenty of space to expand. Disney World, which was first carved out of wild woodland in 1971, has swollen to four parks covering 40 square miles ( 104 sq km) and employing 60 000 "cast members". Contrary to the stereotype of rapid flow in the service sector, the average full-time employee sticks around for nine years.
Florida’s business climate is sunny, too. The Milken Institute, a think-tank in California, compiles an index of "best-performing cities" in America, a composite measure of such things as job creation, wage growth and whether businesses are thriving. In the most recent index, six of the top ten metropolitan areas are in Florida. ( Orlando-Kissimmee is sixth. ) And 18 of the top 30 are in the S A. most of the staff are full-time. B. most of the staff are part-time. C. workers are reluctant to be employed in a company for long. D. most companies run smoothly less than nine years.
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