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The Lumberjack: Reading 3
The Lumberjack: Reading 3
To do list
Grocery shopping
√ broccoli
√ tomatoes
√ potatoes
√ spices
◼ Spaghetti
◼ Sauces
√ chicken
√ toilet paper
√ pick up dry cleaning
◼ Sort through clothes to give away to charity
√ make doctor’s appointment
◼ Call Mary to arrange lunch
√ pay utilities
◼ Call bank for new debit card
DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
Office chairs 3 @ 355.95 $ 1067.85
Photocopy paper 40 boxes @ $1598.00
39.95
Pens – blue 20 boxes @ $ 5.95 $119.00
Sub total $2784.85
Tax @ 8.00% $222.79
Shipping and $45.95
handling
Delivery $69.95
$3.123.54
TOTAL
MESSAGE :
MS. Stanberry called to apologize profusely about hanging up
on you. She said that the phone system at her office is
currently being updated and that you were disconnected
because the technician did not know she was on the line with
you. She hopes that you will call her back so that you can
continue the conversation about partnering up on the project
that she mentioned.
Signed : A
Simpson
THINGS TO KNOW
• Evacuation drills will be held everyday at random
times
• Crew decks are strictly off-limits.
• Please ensure that you arrive at the dining hall at
your pointed time
• Please refer to the daily newsletter for
information on the next day’s menus. Shows. And
shipboard activities.
• Please sign up the night before for any activities
that you want to do in the next port of call. All
activities and tours are extra.
• When disembarking the ship, please remember to
have your passport with you at all times.
• All arrivals and departures are estimates
dependent on the weather.
• Passengers are expected to be on board by
departure time with no exceptions. If you miss the
departure time, you will be personally responsible
for meeting up at the next port of call or,
depending on which port we are at, for your
return flight to your point of origin. No exceptions.
26. Which part of the journey is the longest ?
a. From Florida to Bahamas
b. From St. Thomas to St. John
c. From St.John to Puerto Rico
d. From St. Martin to Florida
27. When does the ship usually travel between destinations ?
a. In the early mornings
b. During the day
c. In the evenings
d. Mostly overnight
28. How will you know the next day’s information ?
a. Through daily announcement
b. From the daily newsletter
c. On the ship-board computer
d. By email every morning
29. What part of the boat has restricted access?
a. The activity deck at the front
b. The fine dining room at the near
c. The concert hall on the main floor
d. The levels where the staff work
30. What will happen if you miss the boat ?
a. The cruise ship company will shuttle you to the next
destination
b. There will be a small ship waiting to take late comers on board
c. You will have to arrange to reach the next destination yourself
d. You will be given a flight home from the port where you stop