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疫情相关高考时文阅读系列二{四篇15题附答案}
A疫情期间多品牌推出"社交隔离版"logo B新西兰封城违规举报网站因举报太踊跃而瘫痪 C你也许想读一读这些和大瘟疫有关的书 D首架载有防疫物资的飞机从中国抵达美国
A 疫情期间多品牌推出"社交隔离版"logo It's not just people that are social distancing. Brands are doing it too. McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Audi and Volkswagen are just a few of the big companies that are interpreting "social distancing" with logo redesigns. The term has become popular recently because of the spread of the novel coronavirus. Social distancing means standing 6 feet apart from others in an effort to lower the risk of being infected. The messages and logos created to promote social distancing have pros and cons, according to two experts in the design field. "Our current global situation is no joke. It's a serious matter," Douglas Sellers, executive creative director for firm Siegel+Gale told CNN Business. "And brands designing social distancing logos have the potential to diminish the severity of what we are going through. The creativity, passion, and thought that goes into wanting to help, educate, and be part of the physical distancing movement is a worthy note," Sellers said. Brian Braiker, the editor-in-chief of Ad Age, says it's time for brands to provide a "real, meaningful service," referencing companies like the Gap making masks for healthcare workers or LVMH, the parent company of Christian Dior and Givenchy, manufacturing hand sanitizer(洗手液
"Understanding the situation, shutting up and doing something helpful is really the only way to go here. When you see brands like McDonald's or Coca-Cola spacing out their logos in 'solidarity,' it strikes a sour note," he told CNN Business. McDonald's Brazil Last week, McDonald's Brazil pulled apart its iconic golden arches in a picture posted to its Facebook page. The ad agency explained that despite the temporary separation between its customers and the company caused by closures of some of its restaurants, they "can always be together." McDonald's is offering food through delivery and drive-thru. The McDonald's ad sparked backlash, including from Senator Bernie Sanders, who tweeted Wednesday about the company's sick leave policy for its employees. Coca-Cola Coca-Cola is currently running an ad in New York's deserted Times Square that shows each letter of its logo separated with the slogan "Staying apart is the best way to stay united." The brand typically celebrates togetherness and love in its ads. Audi and Volkswagen Two companies that share ownership, Audi and Volkswagen, changed their logos for their social media accounts. Audi separated its four rings in a short video telling people to stay at home and keep their distance. Volkswagen also promoted a similar video with inspirational messages and separated the V and W. 1. Why did the brands such as McDonald's Coca-cola etc. redesign their logos? A.Because they want to tell the people to keep distance to protect themselves from being infected by novel coronavirus.
B. Because they don't like their logos any more. C. Because they want to tell sell new products.
D. Because they want to draw more attention from the public.
2. From what Brian Braiker, the editor-in-chief of Ad Age says , we can make a conclusion that_____. A. It is very helpful to redesign the brand logos. B. Rather than redesign brand logos the company should do something practical. C. Brian Baker is so supportive to redesign the brand logos. D The companies like Gap made
hand sanitizer. 3. In order to tell people to stay home and keep social distance what did two companies Audi and Volkswagen do with their Logos? A. Audi separated its four rings and so did Volkswagen with the V and W in a short video . B. They put up a post with separated four rings and the V and W. C. They put newly-designed logos on their products. D. They ran an ad in New York's deserted Times Square.
B 新西兰封城违规举报网站因举报太踊跃而瘫痪
So many New Zealanders have reported their neighbours to the authorities for breaking lockdown rules that a new police website to record such incidents crashed. More than 2,000 people rang an emergency police line last week to report rule-breakers. As a result, a dedicated website was set up in the hope it would dissuade them from ringing 111. But since going live on Sunday the website has crashed at least once due to high demand, and registered more than 4,000 reports of bad behaviour – including people playing rugby or frisbee, and holding impromptu "corona parties". Police commissioner Mike Bush said the "vast majority" of New Zealanders were complying with lockdown rules, and were "passionate and determined" to make others toe the line as well. Three people had been detained for ignoring the rules, and one person remained in police custody, Bush said. Campervans with tourists travelling the country has been a persistent