Test 6

TEST 6
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PART 2
Directions: For each question, you will listen to a statement or question followed by three possible
responses spoken in English. They will not be printed and will only be spoken one time. Select the
best response and mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), or (C) on your answer sheet.
17. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 20. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
19. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
PART 3
Directions: In this part, you will listen to several conversations between two or more speakers.
These conversations will not be printed and will only be spoken one time. For each conversation,
you will be asked to answer three questions. Select the best response and mark the corresponding
letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
32. Who most likely is the man? 38. What does the woman ask the man to do?
(A) A lifeguard (A) Contact a car dealership
(B) A hotel employee (B) Test-drive a new vehicle
(C) A housekeeper (C) Pick her up for an activity
(D) A ship passenger (D) Assist her with a purchase
33. What did the man say he brought with him? 39. W
hat event is the man planning to attend
(A) A cabin key this weekend?
(B) A boarding pass (A) An automotive expo
(C) A clean towel (B) A theatrical performance
(D) A water bottle (C) A holiday sale
(D) A vehicle launch
34. What will the woman most likely do next?
(A) Inform staff about an issue 40. W
hen does the man need to leave on
(B) Go for a short swim Saturday?
(C) Restock some items (A) By 10 a.m.
(D) Set chairs by the pool (B) By 3 p.m.
(C) By 4 p.m.
(D) By 5 p.m.
35. Why is the woman calling?
(A) To amend a travel itinerary
(B) To book a ticket for a trip 41. What does the man plan to do?
(C) To learn about restrictions (A) Take some flowers home
(D) To inquire about airfare (B) Hand out samples to pedestrians
(C) Purchase one of the displays
36. According to the man, what costs extra? (D) Create floral arrangements
(A) Overweight luggage
(B) In-flight meals 42. A
ccording to the man, what happened
(C) Seat upgrades yesterday?
(D) Additional suitcases (A) A delivery was made.
(B) A shop was closed early.
37. W
hat is mentioned about the woman’s (C) A florist called in sick.
flight? (D) A store was redecorated.
(A) It has been completely sold out.
(B) It has to be briefly postponed. 43. What does the woman recommend?
(C) It will depart from Athens soon. (A) Waiting for a package to arrive
(D) It will last more than three hours. (B) Buying a different bouquet
(C) Using a specific type of plant
(D) Assisting some customers

44. W
hy did Carrie McKnight leave a 50. Where most likely are the speakers?
message? (A) At a dining establishment
(A) To remind a coworker about an event (B) At a grocery store
(B) To ask about a membership (C) At a culinary school
(C) To have a book put on hold (D) At a butcher shop
(D) To confirm a public reading
51. What problem has the woman identified?
45. What is mentioned about Carrie McKnight? (A) Her bill is not accurate.
(A) She was given an award. (B) Her food is improperly cooked.
(B) She was paid a small fee. (C) An order has not yet been prepared.
(C) She is the head librarian. (D) She wrote down incorrect details.
(D) She is founding a scholarship.
52. W
hat does the woman mean when she
46. What will members most likely receive? says, “Yeah, I’d appreciate that”?
(A) Free tickets (A) She would like more information.
(B) An e-mail notification (B) She has yet to review a lunch menu.
(C) Signed books (C) She wants to return some products.
(D) A special discount (D) She wants a complimentary dish.
47. Where most likely do the speakers work? 53. W

hat will the press conference most likely
(A) At a parking garage be about?
(B) At a government office (A) A forthcoming campaign
(C) At a sports center (B) A corporate merger
(D) At a construction company (C) A branch opening
(D) An executive appointment
48. W
hy does the woman say, “That’s a bit of a
hang-up”? 54. What task was the man given?
(A) To offer some support (A) Relaying details to the press
(B) To give her consent (B) Designing event invitations
(C) To indicate a concern (C) Proofreading a news release
(D) To express disagreement (D) Contacting an advertising agency
49. What does the man intend to do? 55. What will the man most likely do next?
(A) Print a copy of a permit (A) Make changes to a program
(B) Inspect a residential garage (B) Attend a social function
(C) Contact a city agency (C) Show the woman around a building
(D) Share information with a client (D) Forward a statement
56. Why is the woman calling? Christie Wholesale Distribution
(A) To update her personal information Online Order Form
(B) To reschedule a meeting Product Price (Per Unit) Quantity
(C) To start an investment plan Dupree shampoo $11 12
(D) To buy stock in a company
Melrose shampoo $13 10
57. W
hat does the woman mention about her Melrose conditioner $14 11
company? Martin conditioner $15 9
(A) It offers a retirement program.
(B) It provides total health coverage. 62. Where most likely does the woman work?
(C) It sells financial services. (A) At a commercial retailer
(D) It pays more than its competitors. (B) At a beauty salon
(C) At a distribution company
58. What does the man suggest? (D) At a cosmetic manufacturer
(A) Contacting an insurance provider
(B) Saving more funds 63. A
ccording to the man, when will an item be
(C) Calling back at another time available again?
(D) Coming to an office (A) In one week
(B) In two weeks
(C) In three weeks
59. What is the conversation mainly about?
(D) In four weeks
(A) A product recall
(B) An article for publication 64. L
ook at the graphic. Which product will the
(C) A customer complaint woman not receive at this time?
(D) A periodical subscription
(A) Dupree shampoo
(B) Melrose shampoo
60. A
ccording to the man, what did the woman
(C) Melrose conditioner
do at the beginning of the year?
(D) Martin conditioner
(A) Offered feedback about a periodical
(B) Discontinued a service
(C) Mailed a letter to a business
(D) Submitted an editorial
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hat does the man offer to do for the
woman?
(A) Provide a complimentary subscription
(B) Renew a club membership
(C) Give a price reduction
(D) Extend a payment deadline

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hat does the man say about the Museum
of Modern History? 68. Why does the woman need assistance?
(A) It recently launched a Web site. (A) She has never been to the store.
(B) It has been relocated. (B) She is unfamiliar with a brand.
(C) It charges an admission fee. (C) She cannot find some merchandise.
(D) It is featuring a special exhibition. (D) She does not have enough time.
66. L
ook at the graphic. Which building is the 69. L
ook at the graphic. Which model is the
museum in? woman interested in getting?
(A) Sazuki Plaza (A) Model A31
(B) Abe Building (B) Model C20
(C) Ito Plaza (C) Model F55
(D) Ko Tower (D) Model X10
67. What does the man give the woman? 70. What will probably happen next?
(A) A building floor plan (A) A device will be returned.
(B) A local map (B) A customer will make a purchase.
(C) A telephone directory (C) A product will be tested.
(D) A museum brochure (D) A phone call will be made.
PART 4
Directions: In this part, you will listen to several short talks by a single speaker. These talks will
not be printed and will only be spoken one time. For each talk, you will be asked to answer three
questions. Select the best response and mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your
answer sheet.
71. Where most likely are the listeners? 77. What did the speaker recently do?
(A) At a music store (A) Contacted a photographer
(B) At a staff cafeteria (B) E-mailed some applicants
(C) At a concert hall (C) Evaluated some pictures
(D) At a movie theater (D) Attended a fashion show
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ccording to the speaker, what are workers 78. What is mentioned about the listener?
doing? (A) His application was selected.
(A) Checking the guest list (B) His appointment was rescheduled.
(B) Directing visitors (C) He has started a job.
(C) Collecting empty glasses (D) He works for Pacific Fashion.
(D) Preparing some equipment
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hat does the speaker mean when he
73. W
hat does the speaker suggest listeners says, “However, the chances are quite
do? strong”?
(A) Get something to drink (A) A bonus will probably be given out.
(B) Buy some memorabilia (B) A candidate will likely get a job.
(C) Find their seats (C) An employee will probably win an
(D) Attend a future performance award.
(D) A résumé will likely be reviewed soon.
74. What did the speaker just finish doing?

(A) Testing an air conditioner 80. W
hy does the speaker want to discuss a
(B) Talking to a director procedure?
(C) Fixing a machine (A) To address a problem
(D) E-mailing some customers (B) To respond to questions
(C) To introduce a new method
75. What is Kenneth Smith’s occupation? (D) To receive some feedback
(A) A company attorney
(B) A department director 81. W
hat does the speaker recommend doing
(C) A product engineer first?
(D) A factory supervisor (A) Labeling some letters
(B) Handing out mail
76. What has yet to be secured? (C) Separating items
(A) Publication rights (D) Filling up pushcarts
(B) Safer working conditions
(C) A joint venture 82. A
ccording to the speaker, why is the final
(D) A commercial patent step important?
(A) It saves expenses.
(B) It conserves energy.
(C) It prevents waste.
(D) It reduces confusion.

83. What is the topic of the broadcast? 89. A
ccording to the speaker, what does the
(A) Decreasing stock investments recreation council intend to do?
(B) Expected employee layoffs (A) Host a special event
(C) Customer satisfaction levels (B) Contract a local developer
(D) Weak business performance (C) Raise funds for a charity
(D) Ask for financial support
84. What is the cause of the problem?
(A) Fewer foreign tourists 90. Why have residents been complaining?
(B) A recent storm (A) A project is making slow progress.
(C) High temperatures (B) A city budget was not approved.
(D) A population decline (C) A region has insufficient facilities.
(D) A tax limit has been increased.
85. What is mentioned about Lucy Dyson?
(A) She hosts a radio show. 91. W
hat does the speaker mean when she
(B) She used to own a local shop. says, “keep me posted once you do”?
(C) She conducted a study. (A) She would like to read an article draft.
(D) She expects improvements. (B) She wants to be updated about an
inquiry.
(C) She is curious about a local
86. Where does the listener work? newspaper.
(A) At a real estate agency (D) She is interested in a government
(B) At an interior design company position.
(C) At an architectural firm
(D) At a non-profit organization
92. Who most likely is the speaker?
87. What does the speaker request? (A) A university professor
(A) Blueprints for a project (B) An entrepreneur
(B) A miniature of a home (C) A scientist
(C) Details about some clients (D) A political candidate
(D) A draft of a mortgage
93. What does the speaker propose doing?
88. W
hy does the speaker say, “This is a must (A) Changing college admission standards
for us”? (B) Encouraging the use of renewable
(A) To emphasize a style preference energy
(B) To indicate a spending limit (C) Developing a better transportation
(C) To highlight a size requirement system
(D) To affirm a deadline (D) Increasing taxes for certain
organizations
94. W
hy does the speaker want to establish a
new policy?
(A) To generate more money for research
(B) To improve the quality of education
(C) To reduce the impact of climate change
(D) To better compete with other companies
Hike Option Duration Number of Breaks Employee Schedule Breakdown
Beginner 1 hour 0 Shift Hours
Intermediate 3 hours 1 A 5 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Advanced 5 hours 2 B 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Expert 7 hours 3 C 5 p.m. – 12 a.m.
D 10 p.m. – 5 a.m.
95. What is the purpose of the talk?
(A) To describe a new trail 98. Who is Ms. Sanchez?
(B) To provide some reminders (A) A hotel guest
(C) To explain where to get equipment (B) A building inspector
(D) To advertise a hiking tour (C) A human resources manager
(D) A facility supervisor
96. What does the speaker offer to listeners?
(A) Bug repellent 99. W
hat is Ms. Sanchez going to do during
(B) Alternative clothing the oncoming days?
(C) A map of the area (A) Organize an event
(D) A tube of sunscreen (B) Inspect some rooms
(C) Receive some training
97. L
ook at the graphic. Which hike option did (D) Renovate a room
listeners sign up for?
(A) Beginner 100. Look at the graphic. What will be
(B) Intermediate Ms. Sanchez’s normal shift?
(D) Advanced (A) Shift A
(C) Expert (B) Shift B
(C) Shift C
(D) Shift D
This is the end of the Listening Test. Turn to Part 5 in your test book.

Reading Test
In this section, you must demonstrate your ability to read and comprehend English. You will be
given a variety of texts and asked to answer questions about these texts. This section is divided
into three parts and will take 75 minutes to complete.
Do not mark the answers in your test book. Use the answer sheet that is separately provided.
PART 5
Directions: In each question, you will be asked to review a statement that is missing a word or
phrase. Four answer choices will be provided for each question. Select the best answer and mark
the corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on the answer sheet.
101. A ------- speaker has been invited to give a 105. A local television crew filmed hundreds of
talk to the businesspeople who attend the people ------- in the lobby of the Freden
annual sales seminar. Hotel to participate in a regional trade fair.
(A) motivates (A) assembler
(B) motivational (B) assembly
(C) motivate (C) assembling
(D) motivator (D) assembles
102. With various forms of digital ------- now 106. ------- online reviews of Le Bruin rave about
available, some feel that the face-to-face the food and drinks but complain that the
aspect of office culture is being threatened. venue is inconveniently located.
(A) generation (A) Any
(B) comprehension (B) Almost
(C) communication (C) Most
(D) transportation (D) None
103. Tourism to the region has dropped nearly 107. Mayoral candidate Rick Jensen is -------
3 percent in the last year, ------- business aware of the need for housing
at Backpacker’s Delight has not slowed. developments in the area and plans to
(A) as initiate construction projects if he gets
(B) even elected.
(C) for (A) easily
(D) yet (B) densely
(C) keenly
104. Due to a server disruption, the document- (D) gradually
processing application Espresrite was
offline for a ------- period of time on Friday 108. The lecturer shared insight into how new
afternoon. technologies can give a competitive -------
(A) joint to small businesses that hope to set
(B) brief themselves apart.
(C) plain (A) advantage
(D) slow (B) analysis
(C) barrier
(D) balance
109. Users of the GeonZ6, Frontis’ latest 115. Residents of Randbald are ------- awaiting
smartphone model, have reportedly said the development of a multi-million dollar
that the device becomes ------- hotter than mine that is expected to boost the economy.
earlier versions released by the company. (A) fairly
(A) noticed (B) swiftly
(B) noticeable (C) eagerly
(C) notice (D) lightly
(D) noticeably
116. Thanks to a new policy in Wallisburg,
110. The implementation of several measures working parents can enroll their children
to increase accident ------- in Brupexia in free day care ------- they are between
Industries’ plants has saved the company three to six-and-a-half years of age.
hundreds of thousands of dollars. (A) provided that
(A) preventable (B) as if
(B) preventative (C) so that
(C) prevention (D) in case
(D) prevent
117. Pedestrians and cyclists who travel along
111. Bronson Terry has written a new collection Laboeuf Avenue are safer now that the city
of short stories called Only Some Dust ------- has erected a concrete barrier to separate
most critics agree is imaginative and the bike path ------- traffic.
compelling. (A) by
(A) what (B) before
(B) that (C) across
(C) those (D) from
(D) whose
118. While appearance matters to some degree,
112. Safety is key to conducting an efficient fire an employee’s positive attitude and reliability
drill, and employees are reminded to are far stronger indicators of -------.
evacuate the building in an ------- fashion. (A) profession
(A) insecure (B) professionally
(B) orderly (C) professional
(C) unlikely (D) professionalism
(D) absent
119. ------- this Wednesday, Shoto Industries
113. Governor Wilcox’s proposal calls for a will begin hiring up to 2,500 new workers
small increase in sales tax, the money for its recently constructed factory in the
from ------- will be used to improve existing area.
transportation infrastructure. (A) As much as
(A) they (B) Wherever
(B) that (C) As soon as
(C) who (D) So that
(D) which
120. The Green-Lite Conservation Society is
114. Flemming Resorts recently announced doing all it can to ensure that the island’s
that it plans to add a second hotel and remaining renewable energy resources are
convention center to its complex located not -------.
------- Newsa Lake. (A) preserved
(A) through (B) exhausted
(B) near (C) enlightened
(C) with (D) reflected
(D) up

121. The book club meeting that ------- for 126. Newly hired personnel at Goring International
8 p.m. on Friday had to be canceled will take a two-day course that will -------
because a number of members had them the company’s corporate values and
previous commitments. office culture.
(A) schedule (A) cover up
(B) is scheduling (B) instill in
(C) scheduled (C) enact on
(D) was scheduled (D) include in
122. According to the extended meteorological 127. In a recent interview, lightweight boxing
forecast, winter in the northeastern United champion Luke Grivaldi stated that he is
States will be far ------- severe this year ------- physically and mentally prepared for
than it normally is. Saturday’s match against opponent
(A) so Christian Vickers.
(B) less (A) either
(C) very (B) little
(D) no (C) both
(D) many
123. As low-income families move out of the
area, it is becoming clear that concerns 128. Authorities are debating ------- increasing
about Stenson Valley’s soaring rental costs the presence of law enforcement in several
are -------. centrally located neighborhoods where
(A) legitimate criminal activity has been on the rise will
(B) legitimately make a difference.
(C) legitimize (A) whether
(D) legitimacy (B) not only
(C) whichever
124. The National Medical Group is reminding (D) unless
everyone to dress warmly and to -------
scrub their hands as a precaution against 129. In recent months, American furniture
the flu. company Signature Living ------- its
(A) persuasively promotional strategies as well as its
(B) tightly designs in order to appeal to the Chinese
(C) vigorously market.
(D) immensely (A) to adapt
(B) has adapted
125. There is a wide selection of similarly priced (C) will adapt
beauty-product lines at Face Me Cosmetics, (D) adapting
------- it difficult to decide which brands to
purchase. 130. Anyone wishing ------- a copy of a birth
(A) be made certificate or marriage record must pay a
(B) make $20 fee and wait six to eight weeks for the
(C) making application to be processed.
(D) makes (A) obtainment
(B) to obtain
(C) obtaining
(D) will obtain
PART 6
Directions: In this part, you will be asked to read four English texts. Each text is missing a word,
phrase, or sentence. Select the answer choice that correctly completes the text and mark the
corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on the answer sheet.
Questions 131-134 refer to the following advertisement.
If you’re looking for excellent deals on good quality used reading material, come to Page
Turners at 67 Greenlane Avenue. Our shelves ------- with over a million titles, making our
131
collection one of the largest in Madison.
With so many titles, it might sound like it would be a challenge to find the book you want.
-------, we have made it easy with a searchable database that allows our employees to retrieve
132
a book from our warehouse in just minutes.
We’re glad to accept book -------. We require only that they be in fair condition. We sell them
133
at rock-bottom prices to students. And we’re willing to pay top dollar for books as long as
they’re almost new. If you have one you’d like to sell, please bring it to our store. -------. Our
134
prices are known to be the highest in the industry.
131. (A) stocked 133. (A) donations

(B) are stocked (B) applications
(C) stocks (C) feedback
(D) stocking (D) transfers
132. (A) In that event 134. (A) Don’t forget to return borrowed
(B) Nevertheless materials on time.
(C) Besides (B) You may donate in cash or in kind to
(D) Likewise our charity.
(C) We will make you a suitable offer for
the item.
(D) We publish manuscripts by unknown
writers.

Questions 135-138 refer to the following e-mail.
To: Ahn Nguyen <ang@violetpoolhotel.com.vn>

From: Nancy Peters <nanap@fantasmail.com>
Subject: Room reservation
Date: 30 October
Dear Ms. Nguyen,
Several weeks ago, I booked accommodations at the Violet Pool Hotel for December 1 to 15. I
paid for a double room, but I may need to ------- my reservation.
135
My daughter will be joining me and my husband on the trip. I’m thrilled she is coming along,
but I don’t think the three of us will be ------- in a room of that size. Would it be possible to
136
reserve a deluxe suite instead? I realize that December is probably a very busy time. -------. If
137
rates go up due to demand, we are ------- to pay a little bit more. Another option is to book a
138
single room for my daughter in addition to the double room I’ve already reserved.
Please let me know what arrangements can be made. Thank you.
Nancy Peters
135. (A) postpone 137. (A) We have always been satisfied with
(B) cancel your service.
(C) extend (B) There is a cheaper room in another
(D) modify nearby hotel.
(C) I am not certain that we will be able to
136. (A) comforting visit again.
(B) comforts (D) You might not have many suites
(C) comfortable available.
(D) comfort
138. (A) prepared
(B) upset
(C) desired
(D) expected
Questions 139-142 refer to the following letter.
December 1
Regina Cooper
745 North Terrace
Toronto, Ontario, M4B 2G5
Dear Ms. Cooper,
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding, and thank you for choosing Amberlane Floral for
your flower needs. We are able to ------- your requests for the bride’s and bridesmaids’ bouquets
139
as well as the corsages and boutonnières.
-------, white rose availability is low at this time of year. You asked that they be used in the
140
table centerpieces. -------. If you’d like the centerpieces to include white flowers, I would
141
recommend gardenias. They have large blossoms, smell wonderful, and most of the winter
brides that order ------- are very pleased.
142
Please let me know if you have something else in mind or if you would like to come back to
our florist shop to take another look at our catalogue. Thank you, and we hope to hear from
you soon.
Morgan Lewis
Wedding florist
139. (A) fulfill 141. (A) We don’t produce this type of flower
(B) commend arrangement.
(C) select (B) Unfortunately, their growing season
(D) design ends in late summer.
(C) We will probably receive new stock in
140. (A) Thus time for your event.
(B) Moreover (D) There are other flowers that would
(C) Instead meet your budget.
(D) However
142. (A) theirs
(B) there
(C) them
(D) they

Questions 143-146 refer to the following memo.
To: Navandee employees

From: Maxine Coleman, Chief sustainability officer
Subject: Corporate responsibility
Date: July 14
At Navandee, we have always endeavored to show our customers that we are an environmentally
responsible company. Up until now, our primary focus has been to minimize the ecological
effects of -------.
143
Thanks to your hard work and commitment, we have been doing an excellent job in this area.
However, with the rapid changes taking place in the industry, we need to look beyond our
present activities and find ------- ways to meet our goals.
144
This is why we are currently making plans to ------- new ways to maintain the environment’s
145
biodiversity. Please take another look at our objectives on the company Web site. We would
appreciate any suggestions that you may have. -------.
146
I am certain that your submissions will reflect Navandee’s core values where ecological
protection is concerned.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Maxine Coleman
143. (A) manufactured 145. (A) develop

(B) manufacturing (B) repeat
(C) manufacture (C) adapt
(D) manufacturer (D) commission
144. (A) additionally 146. (A) The company is pleased with all of your
(B) addition recommendations.
(C) additions (B) You may submit your comments or
(D) additional ideas in a locked post online.
(C) Our concern is the staff’s inability to
comprehend our goals.
(D) Access to the Web site should be
available once repairs are made.
PART 7
Directions: In this part, you will be asked to read several texts, such as advertisements, articles,
instant messages, or examples of business correspondence. Each text is followed by several
questions. Select the best answer and mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your
answer sheet.
Questions 147-148 refer to the following announcement.
Attention All Passengers:
Starting on February 9, parts of Concourse C will undergo renovation.

The wing is located in the airport’s domestic Terminal 2. Specifically,
gates A6, B4, and C9 will not be available for passenger use. Renovation
of these areas should take no longer than two weeks, after which they
will be available to travelers. All work is expected to conclude by May 15.
We apologize for any noise or interruption the work may cause.

Renovations will include the installation of hardwood floors, the
construction of a café and a gift shop, an expansion of our restroom
facilities, and an updating of all our current lounges and seating areas.
Have a good trip!
Harris Bay
Airport Authority
147. Why was the announcement written? 148. What is NOT a feature being added to
(A) To notify travelers of temporary facility Concourse C?
disruptions (A) A dining establishment
(B) To inform passengers of additional (B) Extra airport lounges
departure gates (C) A retail outlet
(C) To provide an update on continuing (D) Bigger restrooms
renovation work
(D) To warn airport visitors of possible
delays

Questions 149-150 refer to the following memo.
MEMO
To: Evening shift sales staff
From: Marilynn Pedersen, Evening Shift Manager
It has come to my attention that some staff members have been taking
longer breaks than provided for by store policy. Keep in mind that only
two breaks may be taken during your shift, and they should be no longer
than 15 minutes. Let’s all do our best to abide by these regulations.
However, should this trend continue, disciplinary action may have to be
taken.
Also, you’ll be pleased to know that we have set up an outdoor area

where staff may take their breaks during the summer season. Picnic
tables, chairs, and umbrellas are available. We do kindly ask that
everyone keep the area tidy and leave trash in the bins provided.
Thanks for your attention and your continued hard work.
Marilynn
149. What are evening shift sales staff reminded 150. What has the store provided for its staff?
to do? (A) A seasonal outdoor sitting area
(A) Notify supervisors when taking a break (B) A discount on summer merchandise
(B) Arrive 15 minutes before work begins (C) A lunch service facility
(C) Follow store policy regarding break (D) A schedule of break times
times
(D) Empty trash bins on a regular basis
Questions 151-152 refer to the following text message chain.
Madeleine DeJust10:43 a.m.

Could you possibly bring four extra containers of
water for our dispensers along with tomorrow’s
regular delivery?
Hank Frances10:47 a.m.

My truck will already be full of deliveries for other
clients. I could bring the extras on Friday morning.
Madeline DeJust10:49 a.m.

That will do. It’s been very hot these days, and our
staff has been drinking more water than usual.

I understand. Many clients have asked me to do
the same. Actually, I can increase your regular
order by four containers each week until the end
of August, if you’d like.

That sounds like a good idea. Let me quickly
speak to my supervisor, and I’ll let you know.

I just spoke with him. You can go ahead with that.

Perfect. I’ll make a note of that and adjust your
invoices accordingly. See you Friday.
151. What does Ms. DeJust want Mr. Frances 152. At 11:00 a.m., what does Ms. DeJust mean
to do? when she writes, “You can go ahead with
(A) Drop a bill off on Friday that”?
(B) Bring some additional water (A) Clients may be notified of schedule
(C) Pick up some empty containers changes.
(D) Speak to a supervisor (B) A regular order can be increased
temporarily.
(C) Extra containers will be delivered
tomorrow.
(D) A modified invoice can be sent out.

Questions 153-154 refer to the following e-mail.
TO Emily Dimm <edimm@roanokelegal.com>

FROM Douglas Wang <dwang@roanokelegal.com>
SUBJECT Re: Hotel confirmation
DATE September 10
Hi Emily,
I had a meeting with the board of directors this morning, and they would like me to visit the
Dubai branch right away. There are some important issues I need to deal with at that office. I’ll
need to leave as soon as I can, so could you arrange a flight for me? I will also require
accommodations.
I do have another request for you. I really would like you to travel with me to Dubai. I
understand this is very last-minute, but the firm would be happy to pay you an additional
$3,000 for your trouble. The trip will only be for three days and two nights. Should it go on
any longer, you’ll be remunerated for that time as well.
If you are able to make the trip, let me know immediately, preferably by text message. In that
case, you can go ahead and book two business class tickets along with two rooms at a hotel. If
you are not available to travel, could you see if Meghan Trang would be willing to make the
trip? I just think there will be more paperwork and communication than I will be able to deal
with personally.
Thanks!
Douglas
153. What is the purpose of the e-mail? 154. Why might Ms. Trang travel to Dubai?
(A) To modify an existing accommodation (A) Mr. Wang may require more than one
booking assistant.
(B) To request that travel bookings be (B) She may have to represent Mr. Wang
changed at an important meeting.
(C) To notify a co-worker of travel expense (C) Ms. Dimm may not wish to go given such
policies short notice.
(D) To ask a colleague to go on a business (D) She may be hired for a position in a
trip branch located there.
Questions 155-157 refer to the following information.
MOUNTAIN HIGH
We hope you enjoy your stay at Mountain High Chalet! And we also hope that you will take
advantage of the many scenic hiking trails nearby our facility. — [1] —. But keep in mind that the
chalet is located in the wilderness of the Rocky Mountains and that safety is of utmost
importance.
We kindly ask that you read through the following safety guidelines so that you can enjoy a safe
and responsible hiking experience.
Before going on a hike, please inform the front desk clerk of your intended destination and route
as well as your approximate time of return.
Do not hike unmarked paths alone. Always go with a companion so that one of you can go for
help if the other is injured.
Do not approach wild animals. — [2] —. If you do encounter a wild animal, it is best to walk
away calmly and avoid any sudden movements.
We cannot stress enough how important it is to avoid littering. — [3] —. Food and beverage
waste attracts animals.
Do not go hiking after sunset. Forests are very dark, and mountain paths are difficult to see. In
addition, many animals hunt at night, so there could be potential danger.
Fires of any kind are prohibited by law in the mountains and forests surrounding Mountain High
Chalet. Those caught breaking this regulation face stiff fines and will be asked to leave our
facilities. — [4] —.
155. For whom is the information most likely 157. In which of the positions marked [1], [2],
intended? [3], and [4] does the following sentence
(A) Staff at a recreational establishment best belong?
(B) Guests at a hotel facility “Although there have been no known
(C) Residents of a mountain community attacks in the area, caution is still
(D) People camping in the region required.”
(A) [1]
156. Why might some guests have to pay a
(B) [2]
fine?
(C) [3]
(A) For cancelling a visit without proper (D) [4]
notice
(B) For building a campfire
(C) For walking outside of marked paths
(D) For giving food to animals

Questions 158-160 refer to the following form.
Raleigh Regional Sports Club

FULL NAME: Roger Taylor
ADDRESS: 498 Montgomery Road, Raleigh, NC
HOME PHONE: 555-9483
E-MAIL: tayrog@regumail.com
FAMILY MEMBERS: Karla Taylor (wife), Greg Taylor (son)
(If applicable)
TYPE OF Premium Membership: Daily access to all workout facilities and equipment,
MEMBERSHIP: including the pool, as well as reserved lockers and dressing rooms. Includes
(Select one) all aerobics, spinning, dance, pilates, yoga, and meditation courses offered
by the club. Reserved parking spaces also provided.
Single 12-month package, $877
Family 12-month package (up to four members), $1233
Basic Membership: Daily access to all workout facilities and equipment,

excluding the pool. Use of shared lockers and dressing rooms. Aerobics,
spinning, dance, pilates, yoga, and meditation courses available for
additional fees.
Family 12-month package (up to four members), $988
PAYMENT Payment can be remitted cash, credit card, or debit card at Raleigh Regional
INFORMATION: Sports Club's service counter. The club also requires a security deposit of
$120 for each package purchased, which will be refunded upon termination
of the agreement and carried over in the case of renewal. Check payments
are no longer accepted. A printed receipt can be provided upon payment, or
an electronic one can be sent by e-mail to the address you have indicated above.
158. Why did Mr. Taylor complete the form? 160. What will Mr. Taylor be allowed to do?
(A) To enroll his son in a swimming course (A) Take part in free yoga classes
(B) To upgrade his membership status (B) Make use of exercise equipment
(C) To register his family for a club (C) Use the reserved parking area
membership (D) Request a reserved locker
(D) To temporarily suspend gym access
159. What is NOT indicated about Raleigh

Regional Sports Club?
(A) It asks its members for a security deposit.
(B) It can supply paper or e-mailed receipts.
(C) It sells packages for up to one year at a
time.
(D) It charges a fee for early membership
cancellation.
Questions 161-163 refer to the following advertisement.
Crystal Steel Image Consultancy

Founded by Berta Steel in Los Angeles, Crystal Steel Image Consultancy (CSIC) has been
assisting public figures with their public image needs for nearly a decade. In addition to Los
Angeles, it now has offices in San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Atlanta. CSIC boasts thousands
of satisfied clients from the music, film, and television industries as well as the fields of
business and politics.
In the age of social media, it has become essential for people in the public eye to maintain a
distinctive and positive image. Whether you need assistance in your public speaking or your
personal appearance, the publicity experts at CSIC can lead you in the right direction.
We also offer a selection of courses. Clients have a choice of one-on-one training or group
classes. Here are just a couple of the classes offered:
Press Training: Students will learn how to give interviews, answer press conference
questions, and make short speeches. The class has an interactive component which allows
students to practice what they have learned.
Fashion and Style: Our experts will help students select a wardrobe according to their
specific needs, taking into consideration their respective career fields and their personal
styles. Students will learn how to coordinate outfits that are suitable for occasions such as
business meetings and cocktail parties.
CSIC’s greatest strength is working personally with our clients on an ongoing basis. To find out
what we can do for you, send an e-mail to information@csiconsultancy.com to book a
consultation. Our staff will meet with you in-person to customize a service package based on
your requirements. You can rest assured that your public image will be in very capable hands.
161. What is the purpose of the advertisement? 163. How can potential clients learn more about
(A) To announce newly opened locations customized services?
(B) To publicize a financial consulting firm (A) By requesting a personal consultation
(C) To offer public image assistance (B) By sending an e-mail request for a
(D) To describe additions to current services company brochure
(C) By booking a telephone discussion with
162. What is NOT stated about Crystal Steel a consultant
Image Consultancy? (D) By attending a group presentation
(A) It works with clients in many different session
fields.
(B) It can offer help to those who speak in
public.
(C) It provides individual and group training.
(D) It has been featured in different types
of media.

Questions 164-167 refer to the following information.
FUNTASTIC CRUISE LINES INTERNATIONAL

Thank you for choosing Funtastic Cruise Lines for your holiday. As a passenger, there are a few
things you should know before we set off.
1. If the ship is traveling through especially stormy weather, an announcement will be made by
the captain. Doors to the exterior deck areas will be secured and red hazard lights above the
entrances will be switched on. Passengers are not to venture onto outdoor deck areas under any
circumstances until the lights are off.
2. In hazardous weather conditions, all regular ship services will temporarily shut down including the
shopping arcade, all restaurants, and all entertainment and sporting facilities. Once the captain has
determined that it is safe to do so, regular services will be resumed.
3. Our ship is equipped with lifeboats that can hold up to 2,000 passengers. When you are boarding the
lifeboats, please do not attempt to take your luggage with you, as it will not be permitted onboard.
4. Life jackets are located in the closet of every cabin on the ship. Should the captain issue an evacuation
order, all passengers are requested to put on life jackets and congregate in their assigned area. You can
find your cabin’s assigned area on a map posted on the inside of your cabin door.
5. Prior to departure, an announcement will be made requesting that all passengers gather on deck
for a safety demonstration. Attendance is mandatory by law, and all travelers must be accounted
for before the demonstration begins.
We thank you for your cooperation, and wish you a pleasant and safe trip!
164. For whom is the information most likely 166. What is NOT indicated about the vessel?
intended? (A) It contains a dining establishment.
(A) Employees on cruise vessels (B) It stores life jackets in each private room.
(B) Tourists embarking on a voyage (C) It prohibits any baggage aboard
(C) Emergency staff members lifeboats.
(D) Law enforcement officials (D) It broadcasts recorded messages during
storms.
165. The word “secured” in paragraph 2, line 2 is
closest in meaning to 167. According to the information, what will take
(A) saved place prior to departure?
(B) found (A) The captain will introduce key members
(C) screened of the crew.
(D) shut (B) Passengers will congregate on deck for
a presentation.
(C) Officials will check the luggage of
everyone on board.
(D) Emergency route maps will be distributed
to travelers.
Questions 168-171 refer to the following online chat discussion.
Marc Slater [8:21 p.m.] Thanks everyone for helping out today. I appreciate you all working
late, too. We finished more than I expected, so tomorrow will be
easier. All we have left to take inventory of are the digital cameras,
stereo systems, printers, and computer accessories. And we nearly
finished checking printers. Does anyone have any preferences?
Hera Montanelli [8:25 p.m.] I can make an inventory of the stereo systems. I did it last year, so it
should be easy for me.
Pete Heinz [8:26 p.m.] If Janice is OK with it, I’ll do computer accessories.
Janice Brookes [8:27 p.m.] I don’t mind at all. I’ll handle what’s left.
Marc Slater [8:31 p.m.] That’s great. Pete, you’ll have more stock to check than everyone
else. I’ll be around to help out if you need assistance.
Pete Heinz [8:32 p.m.] Is there any way we could start earlier tomorrow? I know you said
10 o’clock, but I’d like to avoid staying late again tomorrow night.
Janice Brookes [8:32 p.m.] I feel the same way. I’d prefer to begin as soon as the store opens.
Marc Slater [8:34 p.m.] I don’t see a problem with that. You can begin as early as 8 o’clock.
I just want you all to get some rest.
168. What took place today? 170. Which items will Ms. Brookes take care of
(A) A store received some new items. tomorrow?
(B) Employees took stock of merchandise. (A) Printers
(C) A retailer had a sale on electronics. (B) Stereo systems
(D) Staff started setting up product (C) Digital cameras
displays. (D) Computer accessories
169. What is stated about Ms. Montanelli? 171. At 8:32 p.m., what does Ms. Brookes mean
(A) She will get assistance from Mr. Slater. when she writes, “I feel the same way”?
(B) She wants to arrive earlier than (A) She thinks a scheduled time is too
scheduled. early.
(C) She has an appointment at 10 o’clock. (B) She would rather not work late hours.
(D) She has taken stock of stereo systems (C) She wants to take a day off to rest.
before. (D) She may need help checking some
items.

Questions 172-175 refer to the following article.
Hybrid Vehicles Face Resistance

by Erica Thane
A comprehensive study by the Department of Transportation found that the country’s major
providers of automotive fuel are hesitant to install battery-charging equipment in hybrid
vehicles. It was found that owners of private service stations feel the same reluctance.
Data showed that cost was the most common reason given. — [1] —. A spokesperson for Bay
Petroleum, one of the largest service station corporations in the country, said, “Hybrid
vehicles haven’t experienced the popularity here that they have had in other parts of the
world. I don’t think there is sufficient consumer demand for such a significant investment.”
In addition, the profit margins of charging stations are significantly lower than those of
traditional fossil fuel stations throughout the country. — [2] —. However, many experts
believe it is only a matter of time before hybrid vehicles become a more common consumer
product. Although the rate at which hybrid vehicles are being sold is growing steadily,
numbers are still low. — [3] —. In fact, only a modest 12 percent of gas stations nationwide
have charging facilities for hybrids, and these are largely in major urban areas.
— [4] —. The data gathered by the study will be used by the Department of Transportation to
determine how best to promote hybrid cars. Secretary for the department, Sarah Lintan,
says, “We are considering offering tax incentives to companies that install charging devices,
and, possibly, to citizens who regularly use hybrid vehicles.”
172. Where would the article most likely be 174. How might some companies be able to
found? receive a tax incentive?
(A) In a driving instruction manual (A) By only using vehicles that run on
(B) In an automotive catalog electricity
(C) In a departmental handbook (B) By installing hybrid car charging
(D) In a business publication (C) By cutting down on their consumption
of fuel
173. What is indicated about Bay Petroleum? (D) By lowering the amount of emissions
(A) It is hesitant to provide facilities for they produce
certain vehicles.
(B) It is the largest gasoline producer in the 175. In which of the positions marked [1], [2],
country. [3], and [4] does the following sentence
(C) It lost money due to a bad investment best belong?
in the past. “Most fuel providers say that the potential
(D) It plans to expand services into major profit that can be made from servicing
urban areas. hybrid vehicles is not yet high enough.”
(A) [1]
(B) [2]
(C) [3]
(D) [4]

Questions 176-180 refer to the following e-mail and schedule.
TO Rachel Lieberman <rlieb@modanow.com>

FROM Marnie Copperton <mcopp@modanow.com>
SUBJECT Photo shoot
DATE June 27
ATTACHMENT maine_examples
Hi Rachel,
I just wanted to give you an update on preparations for the cover of September’s issue. The
photographer you requested for the photo shoot, Ed Goddard, will be tied up at that time
with a month-long assignment in Europe. He recommended his associate Sam Maine for the
job. I’ve attached some of his photographs for you to check out.
I also received an e-mail this morning from the agent representing Megan Wolf, the model you
want to hire for the shoot. Ms. Wolf is free to do the job, and her rate will be $8,750. This is
within our budget for a model, so I have booked her for August 4 at 2:30 p.m. She will be
available to us for a period of two and a half hours.
I have contacted Mr. Maine, and he is also available for that time. However, should you wish
to hire a different photographer, please let me know so that I can make suitable
arrangements. Ms. Wolf has worked with Mr. Maine several times before on other projects,
and his rates are within the amount we have allotted for a photographer.
Once I hear from you, I’ll revise the schedule accordingly and send you a copy.
Thanks,
Marnie Copperton
SCHEDULE FOR: September Issue Cover Photo Shoot

DATE: August 4
ATTENTION: Rachel Lieberman, Moda-Now Artistic Director
11 a.m. Set up studio for shoot. Props will be delivered by Mason Dawes.
12:30 p.m. Lunch break, catered at studio by Ellison Food Services
1:30 p.m. Photographer will arrive. He will set up lighting and equipment.
2:30 p.m. Ms. Wolf will arrive. She will immediately have hair and makeup done.
3 p.m. Photo shoot *
5 p.m. Set takedown and studio cleanup.
* Please note that Ms. Wolf’s contract requires complete payment at the end of the shoot. A check
should be prepared for her in advance. Mr. Maine’s fee will be remitted the day after the photo
shoot.
176. What is suggested about Ms. Copperton? 179. When will the model receive payment for
(A) She works for a professional her work?
photographer. (A) At 1:30 p.m.
(B) She has worked with Ms. Wolf on (B) At 2:30 p.m.
previous projects. (C) At 3 p.m.
(C) She was unable to book the model (D) At 5 p.m.
Ms. Lieberman requested.
(D) She is a colleague of Ms. Lieberman. 180. What is NOT indicated about the photo
shoot?
177. In the e-mail, the phrase “tied up” in (A) It will be for a magazine issue released
paragraph 1, line 2 is closest in meaning to in September.
(A) captured (B) It will include time for preparation.
(B) obliged (C) It will have a photographer for at least
(C) returned two hours.
(D) occupied (D) It will likely exceed its given budget.
178. What will most likely take place on

August 5?
(A) An assistant will e-mail finalized
images.
(B) A photographer will receive payment.
(C) A studio will be set up for a shoot.
(D) A selection of props will be arranged.

Questions 181-185 refer to the following e-mails.
TO Joanna Feenstra <jfeen@lucelighting.com>

FROM Bradley Yang <byang@yinyangdecor.com>
SUBJECT Inquiry
DATE April 27
Dear Ms. Feenstra,
My name is Bradley Yang, and I’m an interior designer here at Yin & Yang Décor. I’ve been contracted by
a law firm called Yeates and Associates to update its lobby. It is located in the Connors Business Tower,
and the project is scheduled to begin in six weeks. In the meantime, I am placing orders with suppliers
for materials and scheduling work crews.
My colleague here at Yin & Yang has previously hired your company to do the lighting for an interior
project at Lloyd Medical Center. She highly recommended your services and products. I have a rather
detailed lighting plan, and she said the work you did for her was similar in complexity. I would be very
interested in meeting with you or one of your colleagues to discuss my vision.
We currently have $6,000 to put toward lighting (including the cost of parts and labor). Although the
amount is flexible, I’ve been asked to try to keep the expenditures under that amount if possible.
Please let me know when would be a good date and time to meet up with you.
Regards,
Bradley Yang
TO Bradley Yang <byang@yinyangdecor.com>

FROM Joanna Feenstra <jfeen@lucelighting.com>
SUBJECT Re: Inquiry
DATE April 28
ATTACHMENT brochure
Dear Mr. Yang,

Thank you so much for your interest in working with Luce Lighting. I remember your associate
Addison Wright very well and am pleased that she suggested us for your project.
I would be happy to meet with you personally to discuss potentially working together on the lobby
project. I would suggest, however, that we meet at the location so that I can get a better idea of the
space and its possibilities. If it is possible, please contact your client to make arrangements. I am
free tomorrow afternoon any time after 2 p.m. If that does not work for you, we can wait until
Monday. I can move some things around in next week’s schedule to make time for you, if need be.
I have attached a brochure that contains further information on our products and services. I will
also bring along some catalogs for you to review at your convenience when we get together.
After I get a better idea of your needs, I’ll have my assistant Denise LeBlanc calculate a cost
estimate for you. The amount you have budgeted for the lighting seems reasonable, so I don’t
imagine we will exceed that figure.
Sincerely yours,
Joanna Feenstra
Luce Lighting
181. What is the main purpose of the first 184. What does Ms. Feenstra ask Mr. Yang to
e-mail? do?
(A) To inquire about the status of a project (A) Rearrange his schedule
(B) To request a meeting to discuss some (B) Prepare a check payment
work (C) Notify a client about a visit
(C) To notify a firm of a budgetary (D) Send details about his firm
modification
(D) To complain about a problem with a 185. What does Ms. Feenstra mention about
supply order the lobby project?
(A) It will require the law firm to close
182. What is indicated about Mr. Yang’s lobby briefly.
project? (B) It may be overseen by Denise LeBlanc.
(A) It is Yin & Yang’s first major décor (C) It will take longer than originally
project. expected.
(B) It will include a complex lighting (D) It can likely be completed for $6,000 or
system. less.
(C) It is scheduled to start in late April.
(D) It may cost more than anticipated.
183. What is true about Addison Wright?

(A) She previously worked on a project for
a medical facility.
(B) She will be in charge of a project for
Mr. Yang’s firm.
(C) She and Ms. Feenstra will work
together on a lobby.
(D) She was pleased with a recent
company merger.

Questions 186-190 refer to the following advertisement and e-mails.
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TO Customer service <custservice@inviteease.com>

FROM Hazel Kent <hazelkent@bossoninvestment.com>
SUBJECT Regarding my order
DATE December 1
ATTACHMENT new_list
I placed an order yesterday for my company’s investor appreciation banquet. I provided you
with a list of 90 attendees but was informed today of an additional fifteen guests. I have
attached a list of their names and mailing addresses. Could you add these to my order?
Also, I was notified that one of our invited guests has moved. Her name is Madeleine
Halstead, and her new residence is at 3948 Quincy Street, Washington, DC 20016. Could you
please revise the address before sending her invitation out?
Thanks for your assistance, and please confirm that you’ve received this message and carried
out the necessary changes. I may yet have a few more invitations to print next week as I’m
still waiting to hear from one branch about their guest list.
Regards,
Hazel Kent
TO: Hazel Kent <hazelkent@bossoninvestment.com>
FROM: Blake Spellerberg <blakespell@inviteease.com>
SUBJECT: Changes to order #304928
Date: December 2
Dear Ms. Kent,
Your message was received and forwarded to the appropriate department. Thankfully, we were able to
accommodate your request since you ordered the basic variety. The additional invitations will be sent
out on Monday along with the corrected one. Your payment for this request was likewise received and
you currently have no outstanding balance.
As for the names you might like to add next week, we will have to open a separate job order for them.
This means you will be receiving a second invoice to cover the additional print and mailing charges for
that order. Simply let us know when you have the new information, and we will proceed with it.
Blake Spellerberg
Customer service associate
Invite-Ease
186. What is NOT true about Invite-Ease? 189. How much is Ms. Kent being charged for
(A) It prints materials for clients. each invitation?
(B) It offers a selection of delivery options. (A) $2.50
(C) It sells cards other than invitations. (B) $3.75
(D) It employs a team of graphic designers. (C) $4.00
(D) $4.25
187. Why did Ms. Kent contact the customer
service department? 190. Why might Mr. Spellerberg have to open a
(A) To report an error in the number of new job order?
items delivered (A) To cover minor fees resulting from a
(B) To request that modifications be made delay
to a work order (B) To accommodate names from a branch
(C) To ask for a guest’s current street office
address (C) To avoid complications with the post
(D) To commend employees for their office
service (D) To bill Ms. Halstead for a new set of
invitations
188. According to Mr. Spellerberg, what has
Ms. Kent done?
(A) Settled all current charges to her
account
(B) Postponed the date items are mailed
out
(C) Requested a different payment method
(D) Sent a message to the wrong
department

Questions 191-195 refer to the following form, e-mail, and invitation.
Maccabee Business Education Center

REGISTRATION APPLICATION
Name Marissa Walton
Address 3984 Flora Lane, Adelaide, SA
E-mail wallflower@easymail.com
Company/Business Beeswick & Associates Promotions
Phone 555-3094
Course Social Network Marketing
Course Date April 2-May 31
Thank you for applying to take a course at the Maccabee Business Education Center. By clicking
“NEXT” below, you will be confirming that the above information is accurate. You may pay your course
fees by bank transfer or credit card.
Once we have received your payment, we will e-mail a receipt and confirmation of enrollment to the
address provided above. Please note that these fees are non-refundable, non-transferable, and must
be used for the course indicated.
All textbooks and course materials are included in the tuition fee of $580. To receive a certificate of
completion at the end of the course, participants must attend 90 percent of the classes and hand in all
assignments.
Please note that registration is not guaranteed until receipt of payment, and we do not permit slot
reservations.
NEXT
TO: Marissa Walton <wallflower@easymail.com>

FROM: Pietro Castro <pcast@maccabeebus.edu>
DATE: Thank you
SUBJECT: February 13
Dear Ms. Walton,

We received your application yesterday. This e-mail is to confirm your enrollment in the course entitled
Social Network Marketing, running from April 2 through May 31 at the Maccabee Business Education
Center. Your instructor will be Melanie Sutton, a current employee of Spirits Advertising Agency and an
expert on the subject.
Classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:30 p.m. through 9 p.m. at the center’s main branch
at 24 Henderson Way.
On the final day of the course, there will be a special reception with a short talk by MBEC’s director on
plans for the center’s future. Certificates of completion will be handed out immediately after. The center
will send out invitations to those successfully completing the course close to the course’s end date.
We welcome you to the center and hope you will find the course both insightful and helpful for your
professional development.
Pietro Castro
Assistant registrar, Maccabee Business Education Center
Marissa Walton, you are invited!
The Maccabee Business Education Center (MBEC) kindly
requests your presence at its Spring Semester Course
Completion Reception. It will be held on May 31 at the
center’s multifunction hall at 24 Henderson Way at 8 p.m.
Light snacks, beverages, and cocktails will be served, and a
short speech will be given by MBEC director Alexandre
Bourdain. Those who have completed a course will be
presented with certificates. A professional photographer will
be on hand to take pictures during the presentation. Please
inform us if you plan on attending by calling our
administrative office before May 28 at 555-4039. Those
unable to come will receive their certificates in the mail.
191. Why was the form completed? 194. What might Ms. Walton do at the end of
(A) To apply for a university program May?
(B) To register for a business conference (A) Bring some guests to a celebratory
(C) To sign up for a professional course event
(D) To confirm attendance to a social event (B) Have a photo taken while receiving a
certificate
192. Who most likely is Melanie Sutton? (C) Evaluate a recently concluded course
(A) A speaker at a reception (D) Pick up a document at an administrative
(B) The organizer of a program office
(C) An expert on advertising
(D) The head of an education center 195. What is Mr. Bourdain going to talk about in
his speech?
193. What is indicated about Ms. Walton? (A) A center’s new address
(A) She paid $580 prior to February 13. (B) Future plans for MBEC
(B) She wants to make a bank transfer to (C) Recently hired instructors
the center. (D) Raising funds for a program
(C) She will present some awards at an
event.
(D) She will need to miss the final class of
the course.

Questions 196-200 refer to the following advertisement, e-mail, and invoice.
Bentley Green Grocers

Supplying the freshest and best produce for over 30 years!
People today demand high-quality ingredients that are organic, natural, and pesticide-free. Bentley
Green Grocers has been providing Vancouver restaurants with a vast assortment of seasonal fruits and
vegetables for years. From blueberries, strawberries, cherries, and apples, to asparagus, bell peppers, and
broccoli, Bentley sells only the very finest ingredients. All produce is sourced from farms, orchards, and
greenhouses across the province, guaranteeing our clients get only the freshest of fruit and vegetables!
Weekly or biweekly deliveries can also be arranged for any establishment located in the Vancouver area!
For details on our products and services, call us at 604-555-9988, or check out www.bentleygrocers.
co.ca. Or, visit our warehouse and offices at 6859 Maple Avenue, Unit 26A, to see our incredible produce
for yourself! Businesses that sign up for a regular weekly order can get a discount of 10 percent!
TO Adam Bentley <adam@bentleygrocers.co.ca>

FROM Donald Oppenheimer <dopp@bistronorthwest.co.ca>
SUBJECT Delivery changes
DATE May 29
Dear Mr. Bentley,
My associate and I are working on a few menu changes for the summer season that will require
modifications to our next regular order. First of all, we would like to double our regular order of
tomatoes and basil. We expect that we will need those extra ingredients until the end of August.
Also, as we will be introducing a seasonal lunch special that includes a blueberry tart, we will
need a regular supply of fresh blueberries. Will you have blueberries available from June through
August? If so, I think we will need four crates of them each week.
Additionally, another new menu item requires pineapple, and I understand that your business
supplies only locally grown produce. But, do you have a recommendation for a supplier of exotic,
organic fruits and vegetables? Should you know of a good supplier, please let me know.
Thanks once again, and please also make sure to update our invoices before you send them to
Bistro Northwest’s proprietor, Ms. Goodwin.
Cheers,
Donald Oppenheimer, Head Chef Bistro Northwest
Bentley Green Grocers
6859 Maple Avenue, Unit 26A/(604)-555-9988
INVOICE
Customer: Bistro Northwest Date: June 1 (regular weekly delivery)
PRODUCT QUANTITY TOTAL
Organic Roma Tomatoes 8 crates ($32 each) $256.00
Organic Fresh Basil 6 bunches ($12 each) $72.00
Organic Blueberries 4 crates ($26 each) $104.00
Organic Spring Onions 12 bunches ($3 each) $36.00
Organic Broccoli 4 crates ($18 each) $72.00
Organic Romaine Lettuce 4 crates ($16 each) $64.00
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $604.00
Payment is required prior to your next weekly delivery on June 8. Confirm that the correct selections
have been delivered, and inform us of any problem.
196. What is true about Bentley Green Grocers? 199. In the e-mail, the word “exotic” in
(A) It operates a chain of supermarkets. paragraph 3, line 2, is closest in meaning
(B) It primarily deals with local dining to
establishments. (A) affordable
(C) It plans to offer a larger selection of (B) erratic
produce. (C) foreign
(D) It gets stock from foreign producers. (D) ethnic
197. What is suggested about Mr. Oppenheimer’s 200. What is suggested about Bistro Northwest?
blueberry order? (A) It will need the basil bunches for just
(A) It will incur a modest delivery charge. one weekly delivery.
(B) It is eligible for a 10 percent price (B) It will require a larger regular order of
reduction. broccoli for the summer.
(C) It will be needed until the end of next (C) It needs Bentley Green Grocers to
year. deliver some extra pineapples.
(D) It will cause his usual order to be (D) It usually requires fewer than eight
delayed. containers of tomatoes per week.
198. What is Mr. Oppenheimer working on?

(A) Training kitchen staff to prepare new
dishes
(B) Adjusting a menu so it features
seasonal ingredients
(C) Growing some of his own fruits and
vegetables
(D) Restructuring a client billing system
This is the end of the test. You may review Parts 5, 6, and 7 if you finish the test early.

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Questions 131-134 refer to the following advertisement.

131. (A) stocked 133. (A) donations

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To: Ahn Nguyen <ang@violetpoolhotel.com.vn>

Dear Ms. Nguyen,

Please let me know what arrangements can be made. Thank you.

Dear Ms. Cooper,

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To: Navandee employees

Thank you for your time.

143. (A) manufactured 145. (A) develop

Questions 147-148 refer to the following announcement.

Attention All Passengers:

Starting on February 9, parts of Concourse C will undergo renovation.

We apologize for any noise or interruption the work may cause.

Have a good trip!

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Also, you’ll be pleased to know that we have set up an outdoor area

Thanks for your attention and your continued hard work.

Madeleine DeJust10:43 a.m.

Hank Frances10:47 a.m.

Madeline DeJust10:49 a.m.

Hank Frances10:55 a.m.

Madeleine DeJust10:58 a.m.

Madeleine DeJust11:00 a.m.

Hank Frances11:14 a.m.

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TO Emily Dimm <edimm@roanokelegal.com>

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Raleigh Regional Sports Club

Basic Membership: Daily access to all workout facilities and equipment,

159. What is NOT indicated about Raleigh

Crystal Steel Image Consultancy

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FUNTASTIC CRUISE LINES INTERNATIONAL

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19. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.

Have a good trip!

Madeleine DeJust10:43 a.m.

Hank Frances10:47 a.m.

Madeline DeJust10:49 a.m.

Hank Frances10:55 a.m.

Madeleine DeJust10:58 a.m.

Madeleine DeJust11:00 a.m.

Hank Frances11:14 a.m.

TO Emily Dimm <edimm@roanokelegal.com>

TO Rachel Lieberman <rlieb@modanow.com>

SCHEDULE FOR: September Issue Cover Photo Shoot

TO Joanna Feenstra <jfeen@lucelighting.com>

TO Bradley Yang <byang@yinyangdecor.com>