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By citing Wal-mart’s example,the author intends to_____.

  • A.warn companies of potential culture shock in multinational management
  • B.encourage dissatisfied workers to fight against their boss
  • C.highlight the rarity of successful resistance against widespread cult for fun
  • D.express his admiration for disobedient German
试题出自试卷《2013年考研《英语》(一)终极突破卷二》
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