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PART2
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.
7. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 20. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
19. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
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PART3
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. What is the conversation mainly about? 38. Who most likely is the man?
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(C) Repairing some telephone lines (B) It receives support from the city.
(D) Establishing a wireless connection (C) It holds performances for children.
(D) It gives funds to local groups.
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(D) A musical piece will be played.
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(D) Guidebooks (B) Rescheduling an appointment
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37. Why does the woman ask the man to wait?
(D) Revising an article
(A) She needs to help someone else.
(B) She needs to verify something. 43. What does the man say the woman can do?
(C) She wants to provide a brochure. (A) Return to a venue at a later date
(D) She wants to print passes to a site. (8) Bring a copy of a publication
(C) Exhibit some images at a gallery
(D) Print out some blueprints

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44. According to the woman, what happened 50. Where do the speakers most likely work?
last Tuesday? (A) At a financial institution
(A) A professional contract expired. (B) At a staffing agency
(B) A shipment of goods arrived. (C) At an office supply store
(C) A complaint was submitted online. (D) At a graphic design firm
(D) A customer exchanged an item.
51. What did Tim and Laura do this morning?
45. How does the man want to deal with the (A) Met with a potential client
problem? (B) Attended a staff meeting
(A) By renewing an agreement (C) Made travel arrangements
(B) By demanding a full refund (D) Conducted job interviews
(C) By starting a new business relationship
52. What do Tim and Laura recommend?
(D) By asking for a membership discount
(A) Reviewing a contract
46. What does the woman request the man (B) Visiting some companies
do? (C) Explaining some benefits
(A) Display some signs (D) Changing a process
(8) Organize a storage area
(C) Edit a service catalog
(D) Deliver some merchandise 53. Who most likely is Joowon Kim?
(A) A technician
(B) A Web designer
47. What is the conversation mainly about? (C) A company intern
(A) Expenses for a billboard design (D) An accountant
(B) The length of a marketing campaign
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54. Why does the man say, "He'll use it for the
(C) Materials for a business presentation
budget analysis project"?
(D) The results of a periodic evaluation
(A) To extend an assignment deadline
48. What does the man suggest the woman (B) To inform a manager of a change
do? (C) To advocate for more training
(A) Replace some images (D) To emphasize the necessity of a task
(B) Delegate duties to workers
55. What will the woman probably do next?
(C) Perform market research
(D) Include more information (A) Log on to a system
(B) Contact another team
49. What will the woman emphasize? (C) Read a financial report
(A) The types of products being released (D) Revise a service request
(B) The reaction of people to different
colors
(C) The cost of organizing a focus group
(D) The success of a television commercial
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(D) Copying some manuals 62. What did the man forget?
58. According to the man, what should the (A) An activation code
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(A) Take a call from a customer
(B) Update employee payroll records
(C) Submit a request to a coworker
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83. What is the speaker mainly discussing? 89. According to the speaker, what did the
(A) A company expansion company recently do?
(B) A performance incentive (A) Launched a new service
(C) An upcoming promotion (B) Closed some offices
(D) A budget increase (C) Joined with another firm
(D) Changed some policies
84. Who is the speaker most likely addressing?
(A) Corporate executives 90. What will probably happen in October?
(B) Event organizers (A) Personnel will begin working.
(C) Hotel personnel (B) A team will be assembled.
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85. What does the speaker mean when she
says, "that still wasn't good enough"? 91. What does the speaker imply when he
(A) An employee achieved better results. says, "The marketing team isn't able to
(B) A task was not completed on schedule. access some records"?
(C) A contract will have to be revised. (A} A task will be reassigned.
(D) A team must participate in a program. (B) A job should not be postponed.
(C) A supervisor should be notified.
(D) A project will be canceled.
86. What type of business most likely is Digital
Solutions?
(A) An online retailer 92. Why is the speaker calling?
(B) A software developer (A) To ask about an incorrect invoice
(C) A graphic design company (B) To change an earlier order
(D) A recording studio (C) To thank a company for its services
(D) To get information about a speaker
87. Why has the firm's stock value risen?
(A) Its product has been very successful. 93. What does Music Central need?
(B) Its operations have moved overseas. (A) Extra microphones
(C) It was awarded a major contract. (B) A partial refund
(D) It has teamed up with another (C) Additional speakers
business. (D) An extended warranty
88. What does the speaker say will happen 94. What is the listener asked to do this
next month? afternoon?
(A) A device will be distributed to stores. (A) Send a revised statement
(B) A merger will be formalized. (B) Print a company catalog
(C) An application will be released. (C) Fill out a registration form
(D) A cell phone will be reviewed. (D) Ship a sample product
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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.
PART5
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 statement. Select the best answer and mark the
corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on the answer sheet.
101. Meals at Moonlight Grill consist of various 105. -·---·· all the entrepreneurs in Florida are
dishes ------- for guests of all ages. in favor of the government's plan to cut
(A)enjoys taxes, though a small minority is opposed.
(8) enjoy (A) Solely
(C)enjoyable (8)Certainly
(D)enjoying (C) Unusually
(D)Nearly
102. Mayberry Research Institute offers staff
------- which include dental coverage and 106. AEG Co. is looking for sales associates
a pension plan. who demonstrate excellent communication
(A)benefitted skills and an ability to work in a •······
(B)beneficially manner.
(C)benefits (A)cooperative
(D) beneficial (B)cooperation
(C)cooperatively
103. Arranging an appointment to see (D)cooperate
Dr. Menard one month in advance is ------
due to her busy schedule. 107. The unnecessary extra work on Sackler
{A)grateful Department Store's new building could
(B)conclusive have been ••·•••• if the design plans had
(C)precise been followed precisely.
(D)necessary (A)avoided
(8)proposed
104. Patrons who had their vehicles parked (C)cautioned
waited by the Canton Theater entrance (D)cultivated
while --·-·-· retrieved their cars.
(A)attending 108. Ms. Herrera could not sit in an aisle seat
(B}attends during her international flight because
(C)attendants there were •····-· available.
(D)attendance (A) hardly
(B)any
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109. Mr. Holt's acceptance of the financial 115. Passengers •···--- to fill in their arrival
executive position is -······ his satisfaction forms during the flight for quicker
with the salary offer. processing at the immigration checkpoint.
(A)in contrast to (A)remind
(B)dependent on (B) have reminded
(C) as opposed to (C)reminding
(D) on condition that (D)are reminded
110. Transport officials are still unsure of •·--·-· 116. Overdrive is a low-budget action film that
caused Train 580 to break down earlier has no ·····-· to actor Sam Horton's
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(D) submitted its 50th anniversary by hosting a banquet
for clients from around the world.
114. ······· the recent economic upturn, (A)impression
unemployment is on the decline as more (B) integration
and more businesses are hiring full-time (C)occasion
employees. (D)gratitude
(A) In order that
(B)As a result of
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121. Gilbot Grounds had to work•······ to get 126. Although Southmoore Records has been
the landscaping project finished by the actively seeking a new CEO for three
deadline. months, they have -······ to find a suitable
(A) intense candidate.
(8) intensely (A) yet
(C) intensive (B) never
(D) intensity (C) seldom
(D) seemed
122. Under the finance minister's leadership,
corporations recovered quickly from last 127. Many office workers frequent Stan's Bistro
year's losses and then began making because of its ----··· to the business district.
substantial•······. (A) proximity
(A) regulations (B) closure
(B) earnings (C) simplicity
(C) entrants (D) scheme
(D) estimations
128. The temperature this morning is cool and
123. The provision of additional government pleasant, but it is expected to increase
grants for college tuition will make steadily ---···· the day.
education ••••••• to more people from (A) between
around the country. (B) above
(A) exclusive (C) next to
(B) plentiful (D) throughout
(C) confidential
(D) accessible 129. Now that the city has hired additional
workers, it can •••·••· with the construction
124. The current edition of the employee of the new civic center.
handbook······· detailed guidelines for (A) enhance
employee performance reviews. (B) concern
(A) contain (C) replace
(B) was contained (D) proceed
(C) contains
(D) containing 130. -··--·-to be the best in the city, the Melise
Restaurant is booked for the next six
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electronics at low prices will find a······ (A) Reporting
selection at the new NorvelTech store. (B) Report
(A) greatest (C) Reported
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PART6
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), (8), (C), or (D) on the answer sheet.
Questions 131-134 refer to the following memo.

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Questions 135-138 refer to the following letter.
Nicole Freemont
1452 Reservoir Road NW
Washington, D.C. 20057
Dear Ms. Freemont,
I am pleased to confirm your membership to the Georgetown Food Cooperative.-------, we

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have enclosed your membership card. By supporting us, you are helping to make food more
affordable for the community. This is because we get our products from local businesses with
lower shipping and manufacturing expenses.
However, we can only ------- with the active assistance of all our members. That is why we
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ask each member to provide four hours of voluntary work at our store every month. -------.
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Moreover, we encourage you to stop by and familiarize yourself with issues pertaining to the
------- costs of food and to learn about other ways you can help.
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Best wishes,
Edwin Krueger
Membership coordinator, Georgetown Food Cooperative
135. (A) Instead 137. (A) We are forced to increase membership

(8) Accordingly fees for this reason.
(C) Ever since • (B) We are delighted that you have
(D) Unfortunately contributed so much of your time.
(C) The cooperative is still accepting bids
136. (A) explore from local food suppliers.
(8) exist (D) You can pay a monthly surcharge of
(C) unveil $20 if you are unable to do so.
(D) resume
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Questions 139-142 refer to the following press release.
• New Territory for Aarhus Clothing
The British public is excited about the opening of Aarhus Clothing's first UK- based store.
The Danish company has gained a reputation for achieving consistently high rates of
customer-------. It quickly became a well-known brand in its home country. ------- .

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store left in the country. (D) durable
(C) Nevertheless, the peak of its fame was
reached in Britain last year.
(D} This had a negative effect on the brand
in the years that followed.
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Questions 143-146 refer to the following advertisement.
Turn Your Scuba Diving Dreams into a Reality!
The Estrella Diving Center's summer certification courses will begin at our Playa Del Carmen
facility on June 2. No prior------- is necessary because our trainers will cover all the basic
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techniques for beginner students. -------. As always, enrollees must have no existing medical
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conditions and be at least 13 years old. Those who cannot satisfy ------- of these requirements
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will be unable to sign up.
All equipment will be provided, and training will be delivered in three ------- sessions. Held on
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the same day, each lesson will last an hour with short breaks in between. Enrollment opens
on Monday, May 3.
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144. (A) Certain criteria must be met before 146. (A) coincidental
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(B) Divers have stated that they agree with (C) remote
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PART7
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.
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ceremony institution
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confirmation in advance
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Questions 149 150 refer to the following notice.

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Space Science Museum

NOTICE TO VISITORS
Please note that the main building of the Space Science Museum
at 290 Chamomile Street will be closed from June 4 to June 8 for
scheduled restoration work.
The work will improve the foundation and interior design of a
number of exhibition halls to better enhance museum experiences
for our guests. The museum's planetarium will also be closed, as
staff will be installing new equipment and upgrading seats.
However, the museum's auxiliary buildings will remain open during
this period. Visitors with passes to the special exhibition, The
Moons of Saturn, may still access it at Orbit Hall. Likewise, those
wishing to visit our space transport display may do so at Satellite
Hall.
All museum facilities will officially reopen on Thursday, June 9.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
149. What is the notice mainly about? 150. What is stated about the museum?
(A) Major exhibitions for the month (A) Its interior design work will last for a
(B) Temporary facility closures month.
(C) Scientific research programs (B) Its entrance locations will be
(D) Museum foundation events temporarily changed.
(C) Some of its venues will be open to
the public during construction.
(D) It postponed The Moons of Saturn
exhibition.
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Questions 151-152 refer to the following e-mail.
Marilyn Sharpe <m.sharpe@rornanos.com>

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brand positioning and target market. Next, you'll have to come up with ideas for arranging the
products on our shelves and promoting them to our customers. I've attached the Burton Farms
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Questions 153-155 refer to the following announcement.
The Millsboro Water Department is calling on all area students to participate in its
third annual art contest. The theme of this year's competition is Water For All.
The contest is open to Millsboro students in grades 4 through 12. The rules call for
original artwork to be submitted on 75-centimeter by 110-centimeter poster board
or paper, with a 3-centimeter border on all sides. Entrants may use any traditional
medium they wish, such as pastel crayons, colored pencils, watercolor paints, cut
paper, or fabric. However, computer-generated artwork and photography will not
be accepted. Students may receive guidance from a parent, teacher, or guardian
but must do all the work by themselves.
The grand prize winner of each grade level will receive $300 cash and a $200 gift
card from fellow sponsor Millsboro Shopping Center. Furthermore, three additional
contestants will be awarded with $100 gilt cards, also furnished by the shopping
center. Along with other entries, the winning pieces will be featured in next year's
student artwork calendar, which will be distributed free to clients of the Millsboro
Water Department at the beginning of next year.
The deadline for entries is April 30. For more information, visit www.mwd.com/art_contest. ,
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(A) To publicize a local event do the next year?
(B} To introduce a public service (A) Sponsor student art exhibits at area
(C) To promote water conservation schools
(D) To inform residents about a change (B) Sell some artworks to raise funds for
charity
154. What is NOT indicated about the Millsboro (C) Expand its services to other locations
Water Department? (D) Hand out calendars with student art to
(A) It requires entries to have specific its clients
measurements.
(B) It will not accept submissions produced
on a computer.
(C) It released a series of posters on water
usage last year.
(D) It is cosponsoring an event with
Millsboro Shopping Center.
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Questions 156-157 refers to following text message chain.
Dawn Konrad 4:48 P.M.

Yoon-Hee, are you busy tomorrow? Ms. Jackson sent a
message saying that we need to rush the Lambert
project. I'll be working overtime on it tomorrow night
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(B) She will be assigned to a new project. Mr. Stewart"?
(C) She will be working extra hours (A) She believes he can suggest a
tomorrow. replacement.
(D) She will ask Ms. Jackson for help. (B) She has already tried to contact
Mr. Martin.
(C) She thinks he is more qualified than
Mr. Martin.
(D) She is not well acquainted with Percy
Lambert.
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Questions 158-160 refer to the following advertisement.
Send Yourself To The Next Level
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Whether you're a professional athlete or just an enthusiastic
amateur, having the right shoe is crucial for improving your
performance. The Lynx sneaker is the result of 25 years of
research and experimentation into the perfect athletic shoe.
The Jet Shoe Company has worked with some of the finest
sports scientists and conducted tests with the world's top
athletes to develop the Lynx. And the effort shows in
everything you do while wearing them.
Our patented Absorbex technology cushions your joints from
impacts as you run while providing a firm surface to spring
off from. And the collar is specially designed to provide extra
stability to your ankle, reducing the risk of sprains. The Lynx
is used by top athletes like sprinter Dwayne Harrison and
basketball player Andrew Singer. Top coach Dennis Potts of
the Baltimore Crabs football team recommends all his
players wear shoes that use the technology when in the
gym.
The Lynx is available at most general sports retailers. To find
your nearest outlet, check our Web site at www.jetshoe.com.
158. The word "performance" in paragraph 1, 160. Where can customers purchase the
line 3, is closest in meaning to advertised product?
(A) production (A) In some gym facilities
(B) ability (B) At an upcoming event
(C) exhibition (C) On the manufacturer's Web site
(D) fulfillment (D) At athletic goods shop
159. What does the advertisement mention

about the Lynx sneaker?
(A) It protects the joints while in use.
(B) It is the cheapest training shoe
available.
(C) It supplies additional warmth in winter.
(D) It is sold in a wide variety of colors.
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WINSPEAR HOTEL
3498 Ada Boulevard, Edmonton AB T6A 2C1
November 14
Paul Mansbridge
2405 Cottonwood Lane
Windsor, ON N9B 3P4
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only free for those staying in our premium accommodations. - [3) -. As you and Mr. Solomon stayed in
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161. Why did Mr. Mansbridge most likely send 163. In which of the positions marked [1 ], [2],
a letter on November 12? • [3], and [4] does the following sentence
(A) To confirm booking details best belong?
(B) To inquire about an extra room "As a result, you were forced to share a
(C) To ask about a travel program room with your traveling companion."
(D) To make a complaint about a stay
(A) [1)
162. What is true about Mr. Mansbridge? (B) [2]
(C) (3)
(A) He was charged extra for requesting (D) [4]
an additional bed.
(B) His membership points were not
credited correctly.
(C) He will receive a complete refund for
his stay.
(D) He was given vouchers for a hotel
stay. GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE
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Pure Mix
PO Box 12525
Oregon City, OR 97045
Paul McCall
898 Manatee Lane
Madison, WI 53716
Dear Mr. McCall,
We have received your inqui1y about our natural daily vitamin supplement. You asked if our product
contained any chemicals or nonorganic materials. Also, you inquired about some of the ingredients
used to make the vitamin powder, as you are allergic to strawberries and cannot ingest grapefruit for
medical reasons.
As advertised, we are a provider of certified organic pl'Oducts, so there are no chemical or unnatural
materials in our products at all. Our organic ingredients are of the highest quality available, made only
from fruits, plants, and naturally raised animals.
As stated, our products do include fruits. However, the daily vitamin supplement does not contain
strawberries or grapefruit as ingredients. You can ingest it safely without any wony about an allergic
reaction to strawberries or medication interaction with grapefruit. But some of our other products may
contain one or the other. For example, Pure Mix energy drinks contain grapefruit seed.
I hope I have :provided satisfacto1y responses to your questions. Enclosed, you'll find an informative
brochure on our most popular products. As always, should you plan to start a regular vitamin regimen,
we highly recommend that you first consult your physician.
Sincerely,
Linda Mills
Customer relations manager
164. Why was the letter written? 166. Why should Mr. McCall avoid drinking
(A) To p lace a vitamin order Pure Mix's energy drinks?
(B) To obtain organic certification (A) They will cause him to have an allergic
(C) To inquire about an advertisement reaction.
(D) To respond to a prior inquiry (B) They have an ingredient he cannot
consume.
165. What does Ms. Mills say about Pure Mix's (C) They are prohibited for diabetics.
products? (D) They will give him digestion issues.
(A) They all have strawberries as
ingredients.
167. What does Ms. Mills suggest Mr. McCall
(B) They do not contain any animal do?
materials. (A) Research the benefits of natural
(C) They are all completely organic. medications
(D) They have yet to be released on the (B) Speak to a doctor before taking dietary
market. supplements
(C) Order vitamins from a manufacturer's
Web site
(D) Keep the product's package after
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Questions 168-171 refer to the following article.
A Very Fruity Idea

Our cities are filled with trees, and the vast majority
of those trees produce edible fruits. - [I)-. But
with no one to collect and process them, most
simply fall to the ground and rot, wasting a
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(A) The establishment of a firm homeowners receive from Fresh From
{B) The opening of a fruit orchard The Tree?
(C) The management of public land (A) A small payment for the food
(D) The work of an organization (B) Some of the collected produce
(C) Recognition at a public event
169. What does Fresh From The Tree do with (D) Free baked goods
the fruit it collects?
(A) Sells it to local restaurants 171. In which of the positions marked ( 1 ), (2],
(B) Turns it into snacks [3], and [4] does the following sentence
(C) Donates it to a charity best belong?
(D) Transports it to City Hall "Most of the residents accept the offer with
pleasure."
(A) [1]
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(C) (3]
(D) [4]
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Questions 172-175 refer to the following online chat.
0 Cheryl Stone [3:48] I just got a message from Mr. Baker saying that his
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are terrible there in Chicago.
Allan Franklin [3:50] Really? But he's supposed to make a presentation to

the executives from Harper Telecom today!
Maurice Wood [3:51] I've got all the visuals ready. But it would be
problematic if we don't have a speaker.
Allan Franklin [3:52] That's an understatement. We need this contract.

Otherwise, we may not meet our sales target for the
year.
0 Cheryl Stone [3:54) Can't we do the presentation ourselves?
Allan Franklin [3: 55] I'm not sure. T here are several firms competing for
the co ntract we are trying to get. Harper Telecom
could decide to give the contract to someone else if
they aren't impressed with our presentation.
0 Cheryl Stone [3:57] I think I could do the speaking, but without Mr. Baker's
technical background and expertise, our proposal
might not sound very convincing. What do you think?
Allan Franklin [3:58] I agree with you. I think it would be better to call
Harper Telecom and try to convince them to listen to
his pitch tomorrow morning. That might be our best
option.
0 Cheryl Stone [3:59) I'm on it. I'll let you know how it goes.
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172. What is suggested about the presentation? 174. What is mentioned about Mr. Baker?
(A) It targets a company based in Chicago. (A) He is preparing to go to Chicago on
(B) It is scheduled for tomorrow morning. business.
(C) It is going to be uploaded to a Web (B) He is proficient in technical matters.
site. (C) He previously worked at Harper
(D) It is aimed at securing a contract. Telecom.
(D) He produced all of the presentation
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Questions 176-180 refer to the following notice and letter.
CITY OF GRIGGSTON PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE

A city hall meeting has been scheduled to discuss proposed plans for two road improvements,
specifically the extension of Marigold Street from Route 103 and the road hazard repairs on Hartford
Street. The first project on Marigold Street will be conducted over two weeks while the latter is
expected to take five days. The Griggston Office of Transportation Planning has provided funding for
both projects.
The work is expected to cause some disruption to traffic and some disturbances to homes and
businesses in the area. The city has already put together a traffic rerouting plan for the duration of
both projects and will allow the usage of noisy machinery during daytime hours.
Please note the meeting details below.
Date: Tuesday, January 10
Time: 6:30 P.M.
Location: Griggston City Hall, Room SA in basement level one
This room is fully•accessible for persons with disabilities.
Representatives from the Office of Transportation Planning, along with project contractors and
consultants, will present an overview of the roadwork while providing the opportunity for questions
from the audience. Should you have any inquiries about this meeting or comments regarding either
project, they may be directed to our senior city planner Lois Oliveira at l.oliveira@griggstoncity.gov.
Griggston City Hall

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Griggston,TX 76645
Office ofTt·ansportation Planning
February 15
Shawn Davis
Walnut Creek Contracting
58 LilacTerrace
Fort Worth,TX 76120
Dear Mr: Davis,
I am sending this letter as an expression of my gratitude for the excellent wo1·k your contracting company
did on the Marigold Street construction work. You and your IO crew members were a pleasure to work
with and were always timely. professional, and knowledgeable.
Already, there have been a lot of positive reactions about the work you've done from residents and business
owners in the vicinity.The1·e have been many positive rema1·ks about the beautiful brick sidewalks that were
installed.
This was now the fifth time for us to hire your company and I am delighted that your business and the
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City of Gnggston have continued our ongoing partnership. I have wired the payment for your cont1·acted
se1·vices to your company's bank account as per our regula1· agreement.
Also, I would like to let you know that my office is working on a similar project for Rosedale Avenue.
Nothing is confirmed as of yet, but I should have more details in a few weeks. I would also like to consider
your company for· this task. It would take approximately the same amount of time as the work on Marigold
Street did and would possibly begin at the end of April. Let me know if you might be interested.
Thank you again, and we look forward to working with you in the futu1·e.
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Questions 181-185 refer to the following brochure and e-mail.
Are the countertops in your home or workplace worn or outdated? Let Carlson Counters give your
kitchen, office, bathroom, or reception area a brand-new look!
We offer a vast assortment of styles, colors, and materials to choose from! And our prices are some of
the best in town:
Laminate Starting at $80 per square meter
Tile Starting at $90 per square meter
Granite Starting at $130 per square meter
Marble Starting at $150 per square meter
All counterlops listed above are available for customization at increased rates if requested at least 15
days in advance. In such cases, Carlson Counters charges $120 per square meter for laminate and tile
customization and $190 per square meter for specialized orders in granite or marble. Carlson Counters
does require a 50 percent deposit for any custom order.
All you have to do is call us at 555-4933 or send an e-mail to rogcarl@carlsoncounters.com to request

an on-site visit. Owner Roger Carlson will visit your space to get rough measurements and discuss
installation options with you. He will also describe the various materials we sell and provide you with cost
estimates for the different countertops you can choose. Once you have made your selection, Mr. Carlson
will immediately schedule the work and let you know how long it will take.
So, contact Carlson Counters today and find out how we can give your space a new and contemporary
look!
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FROM: Blaire Thomson <bomson@gotomail.com> .
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Dear Mc Carlson,
Thank you for coming by my home this afternoon to check out my kitchen. I appreciate the information you
provided as it confirmed what your brochure said.
I have discussed the materials you suggested with my husband. Both of the recommendations are attractive, but
after talking about it, we have agreed that we should go ahead with the marble option for our countertops.
Please send us the total cost estimate for the project when you have time.
You also mentioned during your visit that custom countertops like the one we're requesting need to be
specially ordered and may require additional time for delivery. So, could you let us know how long it will take
to arrive?
I hope to hear from you soon, and thank you for your excellent service.
Regards,
Blaire Thomson
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181. What is indicated about Carlson Counters? 184. How much will Ms. Thomson have to pay
(A) It provides services for residential for the new countertops?
spaces only. (A)$90 per square meter
(B) It accepts visit requests through (B)$120 per square meter
multiple channels. (C)$150 per square meter
(C) It is situated in a central part of the (D)$190 per square meter
town.
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Questions 186�190 refer to the following article, e-mail, and ticket.
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The Regency Scotia School of Design Hosts Historic Royal Costume Display
Threads of Royal Hisf01J1, launched on Friday, is the latest exhibit from the Regency Scotia
School of Design (RSSD) in Glasgow. It is a treat for period costume enthusiasts. For the exhibit,
the school borrowed 52 outfits belonging to both historical and current monarchs from museums
around the world. Of particular note are the 4,000 year old headdress and accessories on loan
from the Cairo Museum in Egypt as well as several stunning robes from the Forbidden City
Museum in Beijing. In addition , fashion students from the school have created 38 replica outfits.
All of the items are beautifully displayed on specially designed mannequins.
The exhibit will last for a month , concluding on April 30. RegulaT admission is £6.50, but
students and faculty of the RSSD are admitted for free. Senior citizens pay £5.00, and children I 0
and under pay £3.50. In quire about student group rates by calling 555-3400. The exhibit space is
located in the school's Leighton Hall, which is open from 10 A.M. through 8 P.M., Monday through
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Group Ticket for: Threads of Royal History Exhibition
Date: April 28 *This ticket can only be used on the indicated date.
Name: Terrington Secondary School
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(D) So that her students can enter their
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(A) £3.50 per person
(B) £4.00 per person
(C) £5.00 per person
(D) £6.50 per person
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Questions 191-195 refer to the following flyer, review, and e-mail.
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Melbourne! Go to www.wheelpals.com for more details.
USER REVIEW: Wheel-Pals Carpooling Application

By Jason Diaz (jdiaz@vastpost.co.au)
*****
Wheel-Pals recently launched its service in the Auckland area, and having already used the
application while living in Brisbane, I was one of the first to sign up. As before, I purchased the
basic package because, in the past, it had enough services to help me form carpool groups with
other drivers or riders that live nearby. However� I don't think Wheel-Pals has done enough to
promote its launch in this area. I sometimes find it difficult to find people to carpool with. In
Brisbane, I only drove my car to work once or twice a week, but now I have to do it more often.
Also, few people that I know locally are even aware of the application.
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'SUBJEC1 Tha1*s for theteview!.
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Dear :tvlr. Diaz,

My mime is 1\dele Simmonds, and I'm a public relations representative for Wheel-Pa.ls. I recently came
across an online review you left about our application. On behalf of the company, thank you for taking
the time to leave the cotnment. \\7e appreciate your concerns and have decided to cake steps to market
the program further in )'Our area.
As a token of thanks for your review, you will receive points that you can use like cash to pay for your
subscription or any of our other services. The points wi.U show up in the application the next time you
login.
Thank you again, and we hope you will continue to find \'Xlheel-Pals useful.
Regards,
Adele Sirnmonds
Regio11a.l PR associate, Wheel-Pals Inc.
CÔ TỊNH TOEIC
191. What is the purpose of the flyer? 194. Where does Wheel-Pals plan to do
(A) To publicize availability of a software additional product promotion?
application (A) In Brisbane
(B) To announce price reductions for a (B) In Sydney
specified period (C) In Melbourne
(C) To request reviews from users of a (D) In Auckland
ride-share program
(D) To inform subscribers of special 195. In the e-mail, the word "leave" in
services available paragraph 1 , line 3, is closest in meaning -f
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(A) He has never used Wheel-Pals before.
(B) He drives his car up to twice a week.
(C) He recently relocated to Brisbane. 0
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Questions 196-200 refer to the following information, e-mail, and article.
http://www.corianderfinedining.com/services
HOME ABOUT SERVICES CONTACT MENUS
Coriander Fine Dining offers a selection of services for groups:
DELIVERY SERVICE: We provide free delivery service for orders over $80. A $5 delivery fee will be applied
to orders costing less than this amount. Delivery is possible within the Washington, D.C. city limits only.
CATERING SERVICE: Coriander Fine Dining can cater weddings, parties, and corporate or personal events
at any location. We will work with you to create a menu for groups of up to 800. Service dishes, plates,
cutlery, and glassware are also available for an additional charge. Contact our catering manager Cecilia
Shiraz at ceshiraz@corianderfinedining.com to make a reservation.
VENUE RENTAL: Let us host your gathering in our private function room! We can serve groups of any size
(up to a maximum of 80 diners). Contact Raj Kapoor at rajkapoor@corianderfinedining.com to inquire
about available dates and event bookings.
Dear Ms. Shiraz,

My name is Steven Potter, and I work for Spartan Tires. I was a guest at the banquet you
catered for the opening of Lucas Industries' headquarters. We recently made a deal to
partner with a manufacturing company in India, and a team of their representatives are
going to arrive next week to finalize our agreement. We thought it might be nice to have a
meal served after contracts are signed on Friday, June 18, here at our headquarters.
Everyone should be ready for dinner by 6:30 P.M. Including our representatives, there will be
30 people in total. I would like a buffet-style menu with chicken, fish, vegetables, dessert,
and salad. We can make arrangements for our own beverages. We do not have any dishes
or dining ware, so we will need those items as well. Could you let me know if you are
available for this date and, if so, what the cost would be?
Sincerely,
Steven Potter
CÔ TỊNH TOEIC
Spartan Tires Joins Forces with Maha-Rubber

By Enid Wendall
Spa1tan Tires allilounced in a press statement yesterday that it will finalize a deal with India-based
manufacturer Maha-Rubber on June 18. The company will produce tires under the Spartan Tires
brand. Spartan Tires has 38 branches across the counhy, with an average of four new franchises
opening annually. However, it does not produce its own accesso1ies or parts, carrying only those
made by other companies. Spattan Tires CEO Carlo Gregario said in the statement, "We don't
have the facilities to produce our own tires. Pa1tnering with Maha-Rubber will allow us to do so
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at a reasonable cost." The first of the new products will be available at Spartan Tires retail m
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outlets nationwide on August 1 of next year.
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(B) It is available to provide meals for (B) transporting 0
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(C) It offers free delivery for any order (D) absorbing a
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(D) Its catering service can be booked 200. Who might Ms. Shiraz be preparing a meal 0
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(B) The price for catering a dinner Fine Dining 0
(C) The date of a final agreement (D) Participants in a celebration hosted by
(D) The cost of renting out parking Lucas Industries
198. What will Mr. Potter have to pay extra for?

(A) Borrowing plates and cutlery
(B) Having several options for main
courses
(C) Getting food delivered outside the city
(D) Serving an assortment of appetizers
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