Questions no.

1 to 5 are based on the following report

As a member of the Electrix team, you know that Electrix is a world leader in
field of electronics. But do you know that we are the leading manufacturer in
Spain? Do you know that we have companies in Northern Africa, Europe, and
North and South America? Do you know that you are one of over 38,500
employees worldwide?
By reviewing this report of Electrix’d operations, youl’ll learn more about
your company. Our very first manufacturing plant, SpanElectrix is still in
Madrid and is our European headquarters.
Telecor Ltd. is in Rabat, Morocco, where our capacitors, semiconductor
diodes and transistors are manufactured. Electrix in South America, based in
Caracas, Venezuela, produces most of our satellite communications
equipment devices like answering machines and all types of telephone
equipment. Our sales and distribution outlets stretch from Venezuela to
Egypt.
The most recent company to join our ranks is the Softcomp Corporation. This
organization designs new software and enhances existing packages. It is
based in New York City where the main offices of Electrix in the America
are located.

1. In what country is Electrix the main producer of electronics?

A. Egypt
B. Venezuela
C. Spain
D. Marocco
E. North America

2. Who is this report intended to?

A. Competing European electronics manufacturers
B. Software engineers
C. Business School students
D. Employees of Electrix
E. Report Team

3. Which company in the organization is the newest member?

A. Softcomp Corporation
B. Electrix in South America
C. Telecor
D. SpanElectrix
E. Electrix in South Venezuela

4. Where have Electrix companies yet to be established?

A. South America
B. Notrh Africa
C. Europe
D. Asia
E. North America

5. Where would an office of intercom system be manufactured?

 A. Madrid of Spain
B. Caracas of Venezuela
C. New York City of North America
D. Rabat of Morocco
E. Cairo of Egypt

Questions no. 6 to 10 are based on the following text

January 15

Jeanne Sokol
14 Jubilee Street Brighton

Dear Ms. Sokol:

I have received your letter of January 7 concerning your recent visit to our
restaurant in London. I am very sorry that you did not have an enjoyable
experience. I agree that you should not have had to wait over thirty minutes
for a table when you had made a reservation in advance. Please know that
this was an isolated incident and that our customers usually remark on the
promptness of our staff. In an attempt to remedy this unfortunate situation, I
am sending you a complimentary voucher for use at any of our restaurants. I
encourage you to try us again and experience our award-winning cuisine. If
there is any way in which I can be of further assistance, please do not
hesitate to contact me by telephone or mail.

Sincerely Yours,

Simon Jenkins
Director Guest Relations

6. Why did Simon Jenkins write to Jeanne Sokol?

A. To thank her for visiting a restaurant
B. To apologize for poor service
C. To inquire about her dining experience
D. To invite her to an awards dinner
E. To persuade her to come to dinner

7. In the letter, the word “reservation” in paragraph 1, line 5, is closest in meaning to

A. hesitation
B. gift
C. supply
D. doubt
E. appointment

8. What is suggested about Jeanne Sokol?

A. She sent a currier to meet Jenkins
B. She has recently travelled to Manchester
 C. She spoke to Simon Jenkins on the telephone
D. She wrote a letter of complaint
E. She frequently dines in London

9. What is Simon Jenkins offering?

A. A refund on a previous purchase
B. A discount on a future purchase
C. Replacement of a damaged product
D. Bonus for buying new product
E. Special assistance in ordering a product

10. What is Ms. Sokol?

A. She is a director
B. She is a staff
C. She is a customer
D. She is a marketing staff
E. She is restaurant owner

No.11 to 15, please select the word that best supply the missing part of the following text

Study suggests a good night's sleep can help prevent depression

Researchers at the Workplace Mental Health Institute at the Kangbuk Samsung
Medical Center (11) …………. over 200,000 workers, aged between 20 and 40
years, who had visited the medical center for check-ups in 2014.
Shin Young-chul, the head of the institute, and his team found that among those
(12) ………… slept just four hours a day, the pervasiveness of depression was at
9.1 percent, an astounding four times more than the 2 percent recorded among
people who had seven hours of sleep per night.
Furthermore, the prevalence of anxiety and suicidal thoughts in the group that
slept for just four hours was at 16 percent and 12.7 percent, respectively, while for
people who slept a full seven hours, the figures were just 4.3 percent and 5
percent, respectively.
The study also found that the more amount of sleep you get, (13) ……. likely you
are to be suicidal. They tested participants of the same gender and age-range in
similar fields for (14) ………. level of suicidal inclinations. "We can glean from
the results that we may be able to prevent depression, anxiety attacks and even
suicide among our workers by (15) ………… them the chance to sleep at least
seven hours a day," Lim Se-won, deputy chief of the institute, told Yonhap.
THE JAKARTA POST (Wed, February 22, 2017)

11. A. study
B. studies
C. studying
D. studied
E. students

12. A. who
B. where
C. what
D. whom
 E. which

13. A. less
B. least
C. the less
D. the least
E. the less least

14. A. her
B. his
C. their
D. your
E. our

15. A. give
B. gives
C. giving
D. gave
E. given