McDonald’s is the world’s largest food company and
serves more than 40 million customers every day. The golden ’M’ trademark of
McDonald’s symbolizes (代表，象征) to many people far more than just a hamburger
restaurant. To Americans, it represents the success of the American dream. Since
the opening of the very first McDonald’s restaurant in 1955, the number of
restaurants has grown to more than 25,000. The company employs (雇佣) nearly
170,000 people. Americans feel that this sort of success is only possible in
America, and are proud that the hamburger has taken over (占领) the
world. Most people like eating familiar food. It is partly
because of this that McDonald’s has grown so quickly. When we see the golden
’M’, we know what to expect. Whatever language the shop assistant speaks, we
know that we will be able to buy the same hamburgers in any one of 117 countries
around the globe. When Americans abroad go to a McDonald’s restaurant, they know
that, along with their hamburger and fries, they will also get a little bit of
home. McDonald’s is a powerful symbol of America. Choose a title for the passage.
A.Ronald McDonald
B.McDonald’s—the American Dream Comes True
C.Fast Food