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TextBTheRichestMan inAmerica,DownHome BornMarch29,1918 Kingfisher,Oklahoma DiedApril5,1992 OccupationFormerChairman,Wal-Mart NetworthUS$58.6billion(1992)Forbes400,therichestman(1985-1988)WaltonfoundedWal-MartStores,Inc.,thelargestretail-saleschainintheUnitedStates.HegraduatedfromtheUniversityofMissouriwithadegreeineconomicsin1940andopenedhisownBenFranklinvarietystorein1945.Basedonhisconceptforadiscount-storechaininsmalltowns,WaltonopenedthefirstWal-Martstorein1962.Hewasconvincedthatevensmalltownscouldgenerateenoughbusinesstomakesuchstoresprofitable. LearnmoreaboutWal-Mart.Rolls-Royce7/79ForbesWhile-readingTextOrganizationPartI(1–4)ThelifeSamWalton’sLifedrive1979Fordpickuptruck ordinaryhouse,wornfurniture,noservants SummaryofpartI(Par.1-4)PartII(5–13)CanyoutellSamWalton’slifestories2.inthebarbershop?waitsinlinelikeeveryoneelsetobuyshellsatthelocalWal-Mart forgothismoneyintheBarber’sonedayandwenthomeforhiswalletimmediately CharacterTraitsofSamWaltonSummaryofhissimplelifestyle(Para5-13)PartIII(14-22)SamWalton’sDevotiontoWal-MartTeamWAL-MARTCheerScanandfindouttheWal-Martwayoflife:Folksyhabitshard-workinggenerous. Howdoyouunderstand“downhome”?LanguageLearningPartOne(1–4)⑴only:倒装inwritingandformalspeecheg.Onlythendidpeterrealizethathestillhadn’tphonedhismother.eg.Onlywhenyouarepresentcanwecontinuewithourplan.NeverbeforehaveIexperiencedsuchanexcitingmoment.Soexhaustedwashethathedidnotwanttosayawordafterhegothome. ⑵carryon i.behavestrangely吵喧华闹疯疯癫癫Hecarriesonasifhewereamillionaire,spendingmoneyleft,rightandcenter. ii.carryon(withsth/doingsth);carrysthon(=continuedoingsth.)eg.Carryon(working/withyourwork)whileI’maway.Carryonthegoodwork.好好干下去 iii.carrysthon(takepartin,conductortransact)eg.carryonaconversation,discussion,dialogue进行谈话、讨论、对话carryonabusiness经营事业 ⑵blendin:ifsb.blendsintoaparticulargrouporsituation,oriftheyblendin,theyseemtobelongthereorarenotnoticeable,becausetheirbehaviorissimilartothatoftheotherpeopleinvolved. blendintosth;blendinwithsth eg.Asanewly-appoi