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[本卷满分120分,考试用时100分钟]
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第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)
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You don't have to wait to graduate from college (or even high school) to start a successful company. Check out these kids who've built big businesses while doing homework.
Benjamin “Kickz” Kapelushnik, Sneaker Don
Benjamin was just 15 when he decided to turn his passion for sneakers into a business, dealing in hardtoget, limited edition shoes. He started out by paying friends to stand in line when new shoes were released but now has connections with retailers(零售商)to help him get the most soughtafter shoes in large numbers for Sneaker Don.He currently counts star athletes and musicians, including DJ Khaled and P. Diddy, among his clientele.
Mikaila Ulmer, Me and the Bees
One of the most wellknown kid CEOs is Me and the Bees Mikaila Ulmer, who was just four years old when she became fascinated by bees—and was gifted with her great grandmother's recipe for flaxseed lemonade. After getting her start selling her lemonade at youth entrepreneurial events, you can now find her honeysweetened BeeSweet lemonade in Whole Foods.A portion of the proceeds from her lemonade business goes to environmental groups.
Alina Morse,Zollipops
Sevenyearold Alina was tired of having to turn down lollipops at the bank and other places because the candy wasn't good for her teeth. She and her dad worked on a lollipop that's sugarfree—and can actually help reduce the amount of acid in your mouth after a meal to reduce the chances of tooth decay.And that's how Zollipops was born. The company has expanded to create Zolli Drops hard candies and Zaffi Taffy for a chewier treat.
Maxine Marcus, The Ambassador Company
Unlike many young CEOs,17yearold Maxine Marcus built a service, not a product. Her company, The Ambassador Company, helps big companies and brands understand the teen viewpoint—and ensures that their efforts to connect with them succeed.See the most ironic items ever inv