(B) It operates offices in multiple cities.

(C) It has an opening for a vice president.

(D) It produces a line of coffee drinks.
5. What does Ms. Wu say about her job?
(A) It is temporary.
(B) It is challenging.
(C) It requires a lot of travel.
(D) It pays well.

1. What city is the subject of Citywatch

Magazine?
(A) Sydney
(B) Amsterdam
(C) Chicago
(D) Taipei
2. What is the purpose of the article?
(A) To profile a local businessperson
(B) To report on an increase in tourism 6. What is the subject of the press release?
(C) To describe a local business event (A) An increase in car advertisements
(D) To discuss the opening of a new café (B) A decline in consumer confidence
3. What is Ms. Wu’s current position? (C) The building of a car parking garage
(A) Coffee shop owner (D) The planned opening of a new factory
(B) Marketing director
(C) Business journalist 7. What is indicated about Jupiter
(D) Corporate executive Corporation?
4. What is indicated about the Wilkerson (A) It will release a new car model next
Beverage Company? year.
(A) It plans to market new products in (B) Its headquarters are in Seoul.
December.
 (C) It has received several customer
complaints.
(D) Its sales have remained steady.

8. Who is Ja-Hoon Lee?

(A) A corporate spokesperson
(B) A factory employee
(C) An advertising manager
(D) An automobile salesperson 1

9. to Ja-Hoon Lee?
(A) A schedule for the grand opening of a
factory
(B) A report of the company’s quarterly
sales
(C) A summary of an advertising campaign
(D) A document containing construction
plans

10. When does Robin Bertolli expect to see

Ja-Hoon Lee?
(A) In February
(B) In March
(C) In June
(D) In July

Pagasa logs 17 areas with heat index at
‘danger’ level
By: Russel Loreto - @inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:32 AM April
18, 2024
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MANILA, Philippines — The weather
bureau recorded 17 areas across the country
where the heat index reached the “danger”
level on Wednesday, as it saw more sites
enduring soaring temperatures in the coming
days.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical
and Astronomical Services Administration
(Pagasa) defines the heat index as a measure
that factors in air temperature and relative
humidity to determine the level of
discomfort experienced by the human body.
It reaches the “danger” level upon hitting 41
degrees Celsius or higher, which may lead to
heat-related health problems.
According to data released by Pagasa at 6
p.m. on Wednesday, the temperature rose to
such extremes in the following areas during
the day:
Dagupan City, Pangasinan; Mariano Marcos
State University in Batac, Ilocos Norte;
Bacnotan, La Union; Tuguegarao City,
Cagayan; Isabela State University in
Echague, Isabela; Tayabas, Quezon;
Ambulong in Tanauan, Batangas; Sangley
Point, Cavite;
Coron, Palawan; San Jose, Occidental
Mindoro; Puerto Princesa City, Palawan;
Aborlan, Palawan; Virac (Synop) in
Catanduanes; Roxas City, Capiz; Dumangas,
Iloilo; Iloilo City; Catarman, Northern
Samar; and Guiuan, Eastern Samar.
Pagasa said three more areas are expected to
join the list in the next two days, making it
20. The three areas mentioned are Aparri,
Cagayan; Central Bicol State University of
Agriculture in Pili, Camarines Sur; and
Cotabato City, Maguindanao.
Health risks
“As early as April, we are already feeling it,
so it means it’s still possible for the
maximum daytime temperature to go higher
than 40 degrees Celsius,” said Ana Liza
Solis, chief of Pagasa’s Climate Monitoring
and Prediction Section.
The agency also warned of a 50-50 chance
that the maximum daytime temperatures in
May would rise to a scorching 42.2ºC.
Extreme heat conditions pose significant
health risks, including heat exhaustion and
heatstroke, especially for the elderly, young
children and those with underlying medical
conditions.
Pagasa again reminded residents in the most
affected areas to take necessary precautions,
like staying hydrated, limiting outdoor
activities during the hottest hours of the day,
and staying in the shade or in air-
conditioned areas whenever possible.
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1. What is the main idea of the text?

2. If you are part of the DepEd’s
administration, enumerate and
discuss some feasible solutions that
in order to continue classes despite
of the scorching summer heat?