高一上龍騰英文 Unit8

【教科書】龍騰第一冊B1

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科目: 英文
年級: 高一
段考: 上學期三段
單元: U8
科目版本: 龍騰
章節: Convenience Store - Where our wallets are always open

2026.01.08 公開

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familiar (adj) a
familiarity (N.)(V)
A+be+familiar with+
(2)事/物+be familiar to +人
(3)Familiarity breeds contempt
Shappento
be happened to
十人発生
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t has probably happened to you before. The glass doors
I 'F
of the convenience store slide open invitingly*; you
hear the familiar "Welcome!" and enter just to pick up one
item. A few minutes later, you walk out with a whole bag
*(which)
5 full of drinks, snacks, and other goodies* you never even
There is no need to+V.沒有必要
It is
thought of buying!
It is unnecessary
(not necessary
to+V.
There's no need to be embarrassed if you've experienced
this sudden urge² to shop. Convenience stores use certain
urge(N.)衝动
urgent (adj)
urgency (N.)
(1)urge+h+to+V
(3).
→+ be urged to +V.
(control
[resist(抗拒)
(2)
(feel
Shave an urge to +V. (4.) urgent attention
an urge to + V
smessage
need
action

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strategy (N)策略
business strategy
marketing strategy 1
management strategy
Lesson 8 Convenience Stores: Where Our Wallets Are Always Open
strategies to make you feel this way. One of these
obey
stick to
10 strategies is to follow the "eye level* is buy level" rule. The
Cabide by
more visible the products are, the easier it is for shoppers
to notice and purchase them. Therefore, smart shop
owners usually place their most profitable and popular
-at one's eye level-
items at the average shopper's eye level to make sure that
15 those items are most likely to be seen. Similarly, products
be likely to +V.
/可能
不可能
that are aimed at children, such as toys, are placed on lower
targeted txt
shelves so that younger shoppers will surely see them.
visible (adj.)
入visibility (N) 能見度
invisible
invisibility
eg Baeteria are invisible to the naked eye.
purchase (N)
(Vt)購買(大量or貴)
1. make a purchase
2. purchasing power
profit (N)利潤(Vt)有益於(vt)獲利
profitable(adj)有利可圖の
turn a profit 獲利
2.nan-profit organization
3. profit from +N/beV/Ving
by.
likewise
similar (adj)類似の,雷同の
Similarly (adv.)
I be similar to +N
<to
2. bear some similarity
in+N.在~方面類似
Main Customers
Top 3 Popular Items
15-34-
year-olds
2. hot food
3. beverages
1. tobacco
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display
N展示
Vt.顯露
1.on display
→ on show
impulse(N)衝动(2)
impulsive (adj)
shave
feel
an impulse to +V
sact
(impulse buying
shopping
(3). do things
on impulse
Another eye-catching* convenience store strategy is to
promote impulse purchases of small, cheap items like
are thus easily noticed and within quick reach. Special
2. firwork display
3.a display of emotion (1)
laffection()
20 candy bars. These are displayed 10 near cash registers* and
在~範圍內
offer (N.)
贈品 ② 出價 ③ 提供
(vt)提供
(Vi)主动去
(1)
offer th+
+物to人
offers, like "buy one, get one free," make such little
service
satisfaction
(1) regular (2). Customer complaint
"extras" even more attractive. Since customers¹² are lining line up-queue
(stand
(wait
in line
up at cash registers to pay for their things anyway, these cut in line
25 items can easily be grabbed and added to their shopping
baskets on impulse.
A third strategy is to make customers spend more time
in stores so that they will spend more money, too. Studies
the more long
the more longer
have shown that the longer people stay inside, the more
① 佔(某人)便宜②利用
30 products they buy. Shops take advantage 13 of this by
setting up bar-style seating* or dining areas. Here, people
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Lesson 8 Convenience Stores: Where Our Wallets Are Always Open
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(alcoholic
{non-alcoholic
\can read the paper, hold a meeting, or just hang out.
Although these customers might start off with just a
beverage
grow+adj. growyoung
Shungry
impatient
beverage*, they often grow hungry over time. Eventually 14,
35 they end up purchasing more things like microwave dinners
and fruit packs.
fall into
eventual (adj.)
eventually (adv.) in the end
eg.1.Eventually, our hard work paid off.
2. The eventual outcome of the election
Surprised many people.
(2),
"I walk into the trap of +N/Ving
M陷阱
trap 比使受困
1.
1. {lat a trap PP# (3) tourist trap
To avoid falling into any of the traps 15 above, try to be
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聰明~
more aware of the clever 17 strategies convenience stores
eg. a clever student
.e.g..
a clever device
{idea
use to get deeper into your pocket. If you can always
40 remember the tricks that shop owners use, you won't have
to worry about spending too much!
-Written by André Louw
aware(adj)意識到~的;瞭解~的
awareness (N.)(U
of+N/Ving
1. be aware that+S+V.
提升
2.raise awareness of /about+N/Ving
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