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TOEIC LR Collection 2 Test 9

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Part 1 — Photographs

Listening · 3 phút · 6 câu

Nhóm câu 11 – 6

Questions 1-6.

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Part 2 — Question-Response

Listening · 9 phút · 25 câu

Nhóm câu 17 – 31

Questions 7-31.

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Part 3 — Conversations

Listening · 17 phút · 39 câu

Nhóm câu 132 – 34

Questions 32-34.

  1. 32.

    Where do the speakers most likely work?

    • AAt a campground
    • BAt a small hotel
    • CAt a print shop
    • DAt a security firm
  2. 33.

    What problem are the speakers discussing?

    • ASome workers have not been paid for extra hours.
    • BThe online booking system is not working.
    • CLate guests cannot get their site information.
    • DThe shower building needs repairs.
  3. 34.

    What will the man most likely do next?

    • AFind out what a box costs
    • BKeep the counter open late
    • CPrepare some arrival materials
    • DUpdate the booking website

Nhóm câu 235 – 37

Questions 35-37.

  1. 35.

    Who most likely are the speakers?

    • ASwim instructors
    • BMaintenance workers
    • COffice clerks
    • DPool lifeguards
  2. 36.

    Why will the man go to the main office?

    • ATo reserve a lane for someone
    • BTo report a missing sign
    • CTo verify a facility policy
    • DTo collect some printed schedules
  3. 37.

    What does the man mean when he says, "The last sheet anyone taped to those doors was gone within the hour"?

    • AHe took down a sign himself.
    • BHe thinks her idea would not help.
    • CHe wants the doors repaired soon.
    • DHe put up a notice an hour ago.

Nhóm câu 338 – 40

Questions 38-40.

  1. 38.

    What is the woman trying to do?

    • APlace advertisements in a local newspaper
    • BPurchase several more delivery vans
    • CHire additional drivers for routes
    • DPromote the company on its own vans
  2. 39.

    What has caused a problem?

    • AThe vans are unavailable during the day.
    • BA van is waiting for repairs.
    • CAn estimate is higher than expected.
    • DThe drivers have not been notified.
  3. 40.

    What information does the man ask the woman for?

    • AThe lightest day for routes
    • BThe size of the larger vans
    • CThe time the work requires
    • DThe total cost of lettering

Nhóm câu 441 – 43

Questions 41-43.

  1. 41.

    What is the purpose of the man's visit?

    • ATo have a machine repaired
    • BTo collect a parts order
    • CTo return a recent purchase
    • DTo price a replacement mixer
  2. 42.

    What is the man's job?

    • ABaker
    • BCafe owner
    • CRepair technician
    • DDelivery driver
  3. 43.

    What does the woman suggest the man do?

    • AWait for a service visit
    • BContact another business first
    • CLeave the mixer at the counter
    • DOrder a new commercial unit

Nhóm câu 544 – 46

Questions 44-46.

  1. 44.

    What are the speakers discussing?

    • AAn upgrade to a store's alarm system
    • BA new contract with a cleaning service
    • CRepeated alarms with no real cause
    • DA repair to a damaged rear door
  2. 45.

    According to the woman, what is the main problem?

    • AA rear door has not been closing properly.
    • BThe system turns on while workers are inside.
    • CThe monitoring center is slow to call her.
    • DThe cleaning crew's entry code no longer works.
  3. 46.

    What does the man suggest doing?

    • AChanging the hour the system switches on
    • BSending a technician out to the store
    • CIssuing the cleaning crew its own code
    • DGetting in touch with the cleaning company

Nhóm câu 647 – 49

Questions 47-49.

  1. 47.

    Which type of company do the speakers most likely work for?

    • AA construction company
    • BAn equipment manufacturer
    • CA real estate agency
    • DAn architecture firm
  2. 48.

    What does the man suggest doing?

    • AHiring additional designers
    • BProducing the models on site
    • CSwitching to another model shop
    • DPaying for faster delivery
  3. 49.

    What does the woman volunteer to do?

    • ASpeak with the finance manager
    • BContact an equipment supplier
    • CCompare some cost figures
    • DRearrange the workroom space

Nhóm câu 750 – 52

Questions 50-52.

  1. 50.

    Where are the speakers?

    • AAt a moving company
    • BAt a delivery warehouse
    • CAt a recycling center
    • DAt a print shop
  2. 51.

    What does the man say he wants to do?

    • ABe billed once a month
    • BCome on a fixed schedule
    • CSeparate the film himself
    • DGet more storage space
  3. 52.

    What does the woman remind the man to do?

    • ASeparate the plastic film
    • BPay for today's load
    • CInform his staff of the change
    • DPick up some paperwork

Nhóm câu 853 – 55

Questions 53-55.

  1. 53.

    What are the speakers mainly discussing?

    • AA training session that was postponed
    • BA document missing from a shipment
    • CA walkway that must be kept clear
    • DGoods that arrived sooner than expected
  2. 54.

    What does Helen offer to do this afternoon?

    • ACarry some cartons upstairs
    • BSend a document to a coworker
    • CSign a receipt for the driver
    • DContact the printing company
  3. 55.

    Why will the man return to the building tomorrow morning?

    • ATo deliver the rest of the order
    • BTo drop off some flat loading carts
    • CTo collect some items being sent out
    • DTo pick up a signed delivery form

Nhóm câu 956 – 58

Questions 56-58.

  1. 56.

    What are the speakers discussing?

    • AThe choice of material for a new order.
    • BThe damage to a delivered shipment.
    • CThe delay in a customer's delivery.
    • DThe increase in production costs.
  2. 57.

    What type of business do the speakers work for?

    • AA clothing store chain.
    • BA fabric supplier.
    • CA freight company.
    • DA clothing manufacturer.
  3. 58.

    What does the woman say should be done first?

    • AA fabric sample should be tested.
    • BA discount should be requested.
    • CA larger order should be placed.
    • DA new supplier should be called.

Nhóm câu 1059 – 61

Questions 59-61.

  1. 59.

    What do the men want the woman to do?

    • AArrange travel and lodging for a trip.
    • BAttend an opening event next month.
    • CPrepare an order for a new supplier.
    • DInstruct employees at another location.
  2. 60.

    What does the woman worry about?

    • AShe has never been shown the procedure.
    • BShe would leave a regular task undone.
    • CShe would have to pay for her own hotel.
    • DShe would have to train her assistant.
  3. 61.

    What does the woman say she will do first?

    • APrepare the seasonal order for her store.
    • BAsk her assistant to handle the order.
    • CTell another store what to get ready.
    • DSend a layout drawing and some dates.

Nhóm câu 1162 – 64

Questions 62-64.

  1. 62.

    What is the man surprised about?

    • AThe location of a warehouse
    • BThe cost of a delivery
    • CThe size of an order
    • DThe absence of a coworker
  2. 63.

    What does the man say he will do tomorrow?

    • ASet up a delivery run
    • BReturn with a larger vehicle
    • CBring a signed release slip
    • DSend a coworker instead
  3. 64.

    Look at the graphic. Which bay does the woman direct the man to?

    • ABay 1
    • BBay 2
    • CBay 3
    • DBay 4

Nhóm câu 1265 – 67

Questions 65-67.

  1. 65.

    What kind of event will the speakers take part in?

    • AA craft show
    • BA food festival
    • CA music festival
    • DA flower show
  2. 66.

    What kind of work do the speakers most likely do?

    • ADriving delivery vans
    • BOrganizing fair events
    • CRunning a gift shop
    • DMaking craft items
  3. 67.

    Look at the graphic. Which entrance will the speakers drive to?

    • AChapel Road Entrance
    • BSandhill Lane Entrance
    • CFountain Square Entrance
    • DSycamore Street Entrance

Nhóm câu 1368 – 70

Questions 68-70.

  1. 68.

    Why is the man unable to confirm a price for the customer?

    • AThe items they want are out of stock.
    • BThe discount exceeds his own authority.
    • CThe customer has not signed an order.
    • DThe price list has not been updated.
  2. 69.

    Look at the graphic. Who must approve the discount the customer is now asking for?

    • AFrank Cardoso
    • BYolanda Sparks
    • CJudith Tanaka
    • DPeter Lindholm
  3. 70.

    What does the man ask the woman to do?

    • ASubmit an approval request for him
    • BContact the customer about the price
    • CPostpone a visit to the customer
    • DUpdate the company's price list

Part 4 — Talks

Listening · 16 phút · 30 câu

Nhóm câu 171 – 73

Questions 71-73.

  1. 71.

    Who most likely is the speaker?

    • AA delivery crew supervisor
    • BA retail store manager
    • CAn appliance repair technician
    • DA manufacturer's representative
  2. 72.

    What is the talk mainly about?

    • APreparing staff for questions about a product change
    • BAnnouncing a temporary reduction in prices
    • CArranging a training session with a supplier
    • DRearranging some merchandise on the sales floor
  3. 73.

    What does the speaker want the listeners to do before the store opens?

    • AReview some product information
    • BTelephone some past buyers
    • CAttend a training session
    • DRearrange some floor displays

Nhóm câu 274 – 76

Questions 74-76.

  1. 74.

    What will the store offer customers next month?

    • AA returns counter near the entrance
    • BDelivery of large orders to homes
    • CExtra spaces in the parking lot
    • DHelp loading purchases into vehicles
  2. 75.

    According to the speaker, why is the store adopting this practice?

    • ATo improve service for customers
    • BTo shorten lines at the registers
    • CTo increase sales of large items
    • DTo reduce crowding in the aisles
  3. 76.

    What are the listeners asked to do before the end of the week?

    • AWatch a training demonstration
    • BMove heavy goods to lower shelves
    • CCount the stock in their aisles
    • DPut labels on certain products

Nhóm câu 377 – 79

Questions 77-79.

  1. 77.

    Where most likely is the speaker calling from?

    • AAt a bank
    • BAt a post office
    • CAt a law office
    • DAt an accounting firm
  2. 78.

    What does the speaker imply when she says, "Our first payroll from this account goes out Monday"?

    • AShe has already mailed the page.
    • BShe cannot wait for a delivery.
    • CShe will call the payroll office.
    • DShe wants to change the payroll date.
  3. 79.

    What does the speaker ask Arthur to do?

    • AMail a signed form back
    • BSign a document in person
    • CBring a registration document
    • DMove a payment date back

Nhóm câu 480 – 82

Questions 80-82.

  1. 80.

    Who is the speaker most likely talking to?

    • ASales representatives
    • BOffice assistants
    • CDelivery drivers
    • DCourse instructors
  2. 81.

    Why is the speaker giving this talk?

    • ATo describe a product she saw elsewhere
    • BTo announce a revised class timetable
    • CTo introduce a supplier's representative
    • DTo collect opinions on the current books
  3. 82.

    What can the listeners find in the staff lounge?

    • AExamples of new course materials
    • BForms for ordering supplies
    • CA sheet for collecting opinions
    • DA notice about early discounts

Nhóm câu 583 – 85

Questions 83-85.

  1. 83.

    What is the subject of the report?

    • AThe start of construction work on a river crossing
    • BA plan for new cycling paths inside a park
    • CThe result of a contest for a bridge design
    • DA campaign to raise money for a city project
  2. 84.

    Who does the speaker say Lorena Fisk is?

    • AA designer at an engineering firm
    • BAn officer at the city planning office
    • CA member of the judging panel
    • DAn instructor at a local college
  3. 85.

    What does the city planning office intend to do in March?

    • AStart building work on the crossing
    • BShow the public every design submitted
    • CAsk residents to vote on the winner
    • DInvite designers to submit new plans

Nhóm câu 686 – 88

Questions 86-88.

  1. 86.

    What kind of event is being held?

    • AA trade show for area businesses
    • BAn appreciation event for clients
    • CA training class for sales employees
    • DA grand opening for a new facility
  2. 87.

    What took place in March?

    • AThe firm lowered its delivery charges
    • BA second packing line began operating
    • CThe website opened to all customers
    • DA few customers tested the new website
  3. 88.

    What does the speaker imply when she says, "the phones in the sales office have been very quiet"?

    • ACustomers are placing their own orders
    • BSales are falling off this year
    • CThe sales office needs more workers
    • DThe phone equipment is being replaced

Nhóm câu 789 – 91

Questions 89-91.

  1. 89.

    According to the speaker, what is unique about the library's new van?

    • AIt is operated entirely by volunteers.
    • BIt is completely free of charge.
    • CIt lends more than reading materials.
    • DIt operates all through the year.
  2. 90.

    What is planned for next month?

    • AA higher yearly charge
    • BAn extra weekly visit
    • CA new funding group
    • DThe season's last visit
  3. 91.

    According to the speaker, how can listeners learn where the van will stop?

    • ABy calling the library office
    • BBy checking the library's Web site
    • CBy joining an e-mail list
    • DBy collecting a schedule in person

Nhóm câu 892 – 94

Questions 92-94.

  1. 92.

    Where do the listeners most likely work?

    • AAt a riverside hotel
    • BAt a history museum
    • CAt a tour company
    • DAt a bus terminal
  2. 93.

    What will the company do?

    • APrint translated brochures
    • BHire additional tour guides
    • CPurchase some audio devices
    • DCreate a new walking route
  3. 94.

    Why does the speaker say, "A recording can't answer a visitor's question"?

    • ATo ease the staff's worry about their jobs
    • BTo explain why the start was delayed
    • CTo ask for help with a practice session
    • DTo support the idea of printed booklets

Nhóm câu 995 – 97

Questions 95-97.

  1. 95.

    Who is the announcement addressed to?

    • AMembers of the youth training squad.
    • BVisitors who came for open swimming.
    • CAdults enrolled in swim classes.
    • DInstructors who teach at the pool.
  2. 96.

    Look at the graphic. Which class will move to another pool?

    • ABeginner Level
    • BIntermediate Level
    • CWater Fitness
    • DAdvanced Level
  3. 97.

    How can listeners receive a makeup lesson?

    • ABy signing up on the pool's website.
    • BBy checking a notice at the front counter.
    • CBy notifying an instructor the same day.
    • DBy canceling their class for two weeks.

Nhóm câu 1098 – 100

Questions 98-100.

  1. 98.

    Why does the speaker tell some listeners to go to the timing tent?

    • ATo pick up a printed bib card
    • BTo leave a bag or a jacket
    • CTo fill up a water bottle
    • DTo have a tag put on the card
  2. 99.

    Look at the graphic. Which printed detail is no longer correct?

    • A7:00 A.M.
    • B8:15 A.M.
    • C8:45 A.M.
    • D11:00 A.M.
  3. 100.

    What does the speaker say has caused the delay?

    • AThe parking lot is completely full
    • BPart of the route is not ready
    • CSome volunteers arrived late
    • DThe morning weather is poor

Part 5 — Incomplete Sentences

Reading · 20 phút · 30 câu

Nhóm câu 1101 – 130

Questions 101-130.

  1. 101.

    The company's new regional distribution center is _____ to the main highway than the warehouse it replaces, so trucks now reach downtown customers sooner.

    • Aclose
    • Bcloser
    • Cclosest
    • Dclosely
  2. 102.

    Because her return flight was moved to a later date, Ms. Baptiste asked the rental office to _____ her current reservation by two additional days.

    • Aexpand
    • Badvance
    • Ctransfer
    • Dextend
  3. 103.

    Staff at the clinic's front desk will offer the _____ appointment times for next Friday to patients whose visits were canceled last week.

    • Aremain
    • Bremains
    • Cremainder
    • Dremaining
  4. 104.

    Supervisors whose teams began using the new expense system last month are being asked by the finance office _____ a short feedback form before Friday.

    • Acompletes
    • Bto complete
    • Ccompleting
    • Dhaving completed
  5. 105.

    While the main copy room is being repainted next month, the two large printers will be _____ moved to the storage area and returned once the work is finished.

    • Atemporarily
    • Bfrequently
    • Cpreviously
    • Dafterward
  6. 106.

    Each _____ for the assembly supervisor opening is reviewed by two department managers before the internal candidates are invited to a formal interview.

    • Aapplicable
    • Bapplies
    • Capplication
    • Dapplying
  7. 107.

    _____ a sharp rise in paper and delivery costs this year, the magazine's advertising department will increase its standard page rates in January.

    • AEven though
    • BIn spite of
    • CIn order to
    • DAs a result of
  8. 108.

    Reward points that customers earn at the store are applied _____ to their next purchase, so shoppers never have to request the discount at the register.

    • Aoccasionally
    • Bautomatically
    • Carbitrarily
    • Dsparingly
  9. 109.

    Because each plate served at the reception is prepared individually, the hotel's banquet kitchen revises its ingredient order whenever the expected _____ for the evening changes by more than ten.

    • Aenrollment
    • Bpreference
    • Cassistance
    • Dattendance
  10. 110.

    Airport managers will keep the overflow parking lot open for the entire holiday week, _____ the unusually heavy passenger traffic expected on both weekends.

    • Agiven
    • Bsince
    • Calong
    • Dupon
  11. 111.

    Because the spring sale attracted far more shoppers than expected, the hardware store reported a brief but noticeable _____ of its best-selling wall paints on the final weekend.

    • Ashorten
    • Bshortly
    • Cshortage
    • Dshort
  12. 112.

    Because parking spaces near the plant remain limited, the transportation office now promotes the morning rail shuttle as a _____ and inexpensive alternative for commuting employees.

    • Adependable
    • Bdependability
    • Cdepends
    • Ddependably
  13. 113.

    With daily visitor numbers still modest, the single sign-in log at the security desk remains _____ adequate for the building's registration needs.

    • Afar
    • Bmuch
    • Cperfectly
    • Dwell
  14. 114.

    _____ a customer's order includes at least ten cases of paper, the store will deliver it to any address in the metropolitan area at no extra charge.

    • AOwing to
    • BEven so
    • CWhereas
    • DAs long as
  15. 115.

    In its written reply to the purchasing office, the supplier _____ that the quoted price for the new desk chairs remains valid until the end of March.

    • Aconfirms
    • Binforms
    • Cobtains
    • Drenews
  16. 116.

    Staff members in the parks office will mark the new garden plot boundaries _____ this spring, using equipment borrowed from the city engineering department.

    • Athemselves
    • Bthem
    • Ctheir
    • Dtheirs
  17. 117.

    The branch has posted clear printed _____ beside each new deposit machine so that customers can complete a transaction without help from a teller.

    • Arestrictions
    • Bcorrections
    • Cinstructions
    • Dimpressions
  18. 118.

    Employees in the company mailroom remain _____ to combining all outgoing packages into a single afternoon pickup, a practice that has kept monthly postage costs well below last year's totals.

    • Acommitted
    • Bdetermined
    • Cattributed
    • Drelated
  19. 119.

    Because the building's upper floors can be shown only in the afternoon, the leasing office now schedules _____ with prospective tenants between one and four o'clock.

    • Aappointment
    • Bappointments
    • Cappointing
    • Dappointees
  20. 120.

    Because the revised leave policy took effect in April, only employees hired before that month are _____ for the two extra vacation days granted this year.

    • Aresponsible
    • Bacceptable
    • Celigible
    • Dapplicable
  21. 121.

    Now that most customers have switched to automatic monthly withdrawals, the billing office processes payments _____ faster than it did under the old mailed-check system.

    • Aconsiderable
    • Bconsideration
    • Cconsidering
    • Dconsiderably
  22. 122.

    _____ every completed project file was scanned and stored electronically last spring, the records office still keeps the original printed copies in labeled storage boxes.

    • ADespite
    • BBecause
    • CAlthough
    • DHowever
  23. 123.

    Suppliers who set up their own shelf displays in the store are expected to _____ each visit with the receiving office at least two days in advance.

    • Aanticipate
    • Bnotify
    • Caccompany
    • Dcoordinate
  24. 124.

    The accounting office recorded a noticeable _____ in monthly delivery costs, which the shipping manager linked to higher fuel prices rather than to a larger number of orders.

    • Areduction
    • Bincrease
    • Cshortage
    • Dbalance
  25. 125.

    All of the ground-floor booth spaces were assigned to exhibitors in March, _____ the show office continues to accept requests for locations near the main entrance.

    • Ahowever
    • Bdespite
    • Cunless
    • Dyet
  26. 126.

    Because responses from younger customers differed sharply from those of other age groups, the marketing department has requested further _____ of the survey data before the website redesign is approved.

    • Aanalysis
    • Banalyze
    • Canalytical
    • Danalytically
  27. 127.

    According to figures released by the maintenance office, the hotel's new washing machines use _____ less water per load than the units installed a decade ago.

    • Avery
    • Btoo
    • Cmuch
    • Dso
  28. 128.

    Because only the marketing and design teams use the third-floor copier, the facilities office now divides the machine's monthly lease cost evenly _____ the two groups.

    • Aamong
    • Bbetween
    • Cwithin
    • Dbeside
  29. 129.

    Conference participants arriving after the opening session should stop at the side table to _____ their name badges, since any that remain there at noon will be taken to the registration office.

    • Aprint
    • Bcollect
    • Creturn
    • Dreserve
  30. 130.

    Before a large order is sent to the press room, the customer service desk must receive a written _____ from the client stating that the sample page contains no errors.

    • Averifies
    • Bverifiable
    • Cverification
    • Dverifying

Part 6 — Text Completion

Reading · 10 phút · 16 câu

Nhóm câu 1131 – 134

Questions 131-134.

To: All Staff From: Janine Fletcher Date: February 12 Re: Visitor sign-in A review of entrance procedures has been completed. Visitors are often not signed in at the reception desk, and some reach the upper floors alone. Our record of who is in the building is therefore incomplete. Every guest must be signed in, issued a badge, and accompanied by the host. Signing in takes several minutes, and a line often forms at the desk. Please arrive at the desk ___131___ ten minutes before the meeting. Some staff ask whether weekly visitors may go up alone. They may not, but hosts are able to ___132___ visitors' names in advance, and badges will be ready. ___133___. The sign-in log ___134___ at unannounced intervals over the coming months. None of these requirements is new. Please direct questions to Office Services, ext. 214.

  1. 131.
    • Aat most
    • Babout
    • Cat least
    • Devery
  2. 132.
    • Acollect
    • Bsubmit
    • Ccheck
    • Dwithdraw
  3. 133.
    • AHosts remain responsible for each guest they invite
    • BA revised visitor policy will be issued in the spring
    • CWeekly visitors will not need badges at the front desk
    • DThe reception desk will move nearer to the elevators
  4. 134.
    • Awas reviewed
    • Breviewing
    • Cwill review
    • Dwill be reviewed

Nhóm câu 2135 – 138

Questions 135-138.

Zimmerman Office Resale Buys Surplus Furniture A move or a remodeling project often leaves desks and cabinets that no one needs, and disposal costs money. Yet much of this furniture is ___135___ fit for daily use. We buy such pieces outright and pay in full on collection. Desks, seating, filing cabinets, and shelving are accepted. Items must be undamaged, because we resell them without repair. ___136___, normal signs of wear will not disqualify a piece. Send us an itemized list with photographs. Once our buyers have reviewed it, you will receive a written valuation and can set a collection date. ___137___. This free service covers addresses within forty miles of our warehouse. Fewer assessment slots remain this month than last, so we encourage you ___138___ yours soon. A complete list of accepted items appears online. Call us today.

  1. 135.
    • Abriefly
    • Bbarely
    • Crarely
    • Dperfectly
  2. 136.
    • AHowever
    • BAs a result
    • COtherwise
    • DIn addition
  3. 137.
    • AYou may also bring smaller items to our warehouse during business hours
    • BPayment is made by company check within thirty days of the collection date
    • COn that date our own crew will take the pieces apart and carry them out
    • DTaking apart and hauling large pieces adds a fee based on their weight
  4. 138.
    • Areserving
    • Breservation
    • Cto reserve
    • Dreserve

Nhóm câu 3139 – 142

Questions 139-142.

To: All Employees From: Gail Maddox, Facilities Department Re: Cafeteria payment change Date: March 3 Beginning on March 17, the staff cafeteria will accept payment only by prepaid employee card. Given the clear ___139___ of a two-week trial at one counter, where lines moved twice as quickly, management has approved the change for all counters. Each employee must collect a card at the reception desk and register it before that date. Cards issued this week ___140___ automatically on March 17, when cash payment ends. ___141___. Value can be added at the machine beside the entrance, and any unused balance carries over each week. A help desk in the lobby will remain open for three weeks to answer questions. ___142___ employees are asked to visit the reception desk this week. Please contact me at extension 214 with any questions. Thank you. Gail

  1. 139.
    • Asuccess
    • Bdemand
    • Capproval
    • Dorganizer
  2. 140.
    • Awere activated
    • Bare activating
    • Cwill be activated
    • Dwould have been activated
  3. 141.
    • AThe two-week trial at one counter cut average waiting times for morning customers by half
    • BAt the register, the card is tapped and the price of a meal is deducted from its balance
    • CPlease reply to this message by Friday to confirm the counter that you use most often
    • DAs of that date, cash will no longer be handled at any of the cafeteria service counters
  4. 142.
    • AEnrolled
    • BUnregistered
    • CUndecided
    • DAssigned

Nhóm câu 4143 – 146

Questions 143-146.

Havelock Cleaning Services Changing office cleaning contractors may at first seem ___143___, but with Havelock it is not. The same trained team serves your building on the evenings you choose, and it carries a written checklist to ___144___ that no area is overlooked. We handle the changeover ourselves. We will notify your present contractor and schedule our first visit for the evening after your final service, so no cleaning is missed. ___145___, we also take over the ordering of your restroom supplies at no charge. The price we quote is held for a full year, and if you return to your former contractor within that year, nothing further is owed. Businesses must enroll before June 30. Call us to arrange a short site visit. Every new client receives printed service record cards, one for each room. ___146___.

  1. 143.
    • Adisruptive
    • Bdisruption
    • Cdisrupts
    • Ddisrupt
  2. 144.
    • Aensuring
    • Bensure
    • Censures
    • Densured
  3. 145.
    • AIn other words
    • BInstead
    • CIn summary
    • DIn addition
  4. 146.
    • AOur evening teams are insured and bonded throughout the state
    • BCleaners should collect them from the supply closet each evening
    • CHave them removed by your present contractor before June 30
    • DPlease display them in each room before our first evening visit

Part 7 — Reading Comprehension

Reading · 45 phút · 54 câu

Nhóm câu 1147 – 148

Questions 147-148.

Culver Frame Studio staff chat, Thursday Warren, 10:12: A customer wants to use her $20 credit voucher on order 4418, which our 15 percent promotion has already reduced. She picked the mat color with me. Is that allowed? Desmond, 10:15: I am cutting the glass for 4418 at the bench now and joining the corners after lunch. It will be ready Friday. The molding shipment arrives tomorrow. Colette, 10:18: The printed rule is clear: "Credit vouchers may not be combined with promotional pricing." Warren, 10:20: Her voucher expires on April 9. Could we allow one exception? Desmond, 10:22: The corners came out well. 4418 is ahead of schedule. Colette, 10:25: Go ahead. Warren, 10:26: Thank you. Do I deduct the full amount? Colette, 10:28: Yes, take the whole $20 off the $68 total, and note the exception in the day log with my initials.

  1. 147.

    Who most likely is Desmond?

    • AA workshop craftsman
    • BA delivery driver
    • CA design consultant
    • DA store bookkeeper
  2. 148.

    At 10:25, what does Colette most likely mean when she writes, "Go ahead"?

    • AShe is pleased with the pace of the framing work.
    • BShe is permitting the voucher to be used this time.
    • CShe is confirming that the stated rule still applies.
    • DShe is planning to serve the customer herself.

Nhóm câu 2149 – 150

Questions 149-150.

Vehicle Pool Handback Record Record reference: PH-2286 Unit: Car 7 Department: Site Surveys Borrower: Adrian Kovacs Entry Sign-out Handback Date February 3 February 6 Odometer reading 24,180 24,655 Fuel level Full One quarter Condition note No marks recorded Scratch on rear door reported Borrower duties at handback Enter the closing odometer reading in the column above. Return the keys and the fuel card to the desk counter. Describe any new marks in the condition row. Where the fuel level on return is below one half, the borrower informs the desk, which orders the refill and charges the amount to the department named above. On February 20 this unit leaves the booking roster for scheduled servicing. Verified at the pool desk by: Melinda Grant

  1. 149.

    What will happen on February 20?

    • AA vehicle will become unavailable to pool users
    • BA fuel refill will be ordered by the desk
    • CA department will be charged for extra fuel
    • DAn odometer reading will be entered by a borrower
  2. 150.

    According to the record, what is NOT required of the borrower when a car is handed back?

    • AReturning the keys and the fuel card
    • BArranging a refill of the fuel tank
    • CTelling the desk about a low fuel level
    • DWriting in the closing mileage figure

Nhóm câu 3151 – 152

Questions 151-152.

TO: All departments, Kingsley Road and Ferndale offices FROM: Camille Duvall, Central Administration DATE: April 2 SUBJECT: Internal document runs The two daily document runs have been reviewed. Items placed in the tray for the afternoon run arrive at the receiving office after the day's internal deliveries are complete and are held over to the next working day. Most departments now use the morning run, and the afternoon run travels lightly loaded; it will be withdrawn on April 15. From April 15: Hand-in point: reception mail tray, by 10:15 A.M. Departure: 11:00 A.M. Departments place their own items in the tray, which one driver collects. The driver leaves at the scheduled time no matter how full the tray is. Anything needed the same day may be sent by outside courier, charged to the sending department. Camille Duvall, Manager, Central Administration The timetable is posted above each mail tray; questions may be directed to this office.

  1. 151.

    What problem does the memo describe?

    • ASome items reach recipients only on the day after they are sent.
    • BOnly one driver is available to cover both office locations.
    • CThe volume of material sent between the offices has fallen.
    • DSome departments have been sending items to the wrong office.
  2. 152.

    What does Ms. Duvall imply when she writes, "The driver leaves at the scheduled time no matter how full the tray is"?

    • AThe mail tray is frequently filled beyond its capacity.
    • BThe departure time may still be changed after further review.
    • CItems placed in the tray late will miss that day's run.
    • DOutside courier collection is provided to departments at no charge.

Nhóm câu 4153 – 154

Questions 153-154.

Front desk - delivery signature question (2 participants) Victor Salgado (10:42 A.M.): A courier is at the front desk with a crate, and I need to know whether I can take receipt of it for a colleague who is out today. Victor Salgado (10:44 A.M.): The label reads: Addressee: Theodore Stroud Signature accepted from: named addressee or a division manager The driver says he can wait fifteen minutes. Claudia Doyle (10:47 A.M.): You can't sign for that yourself. Only our division manager can approve acceptance for someone else, and she is tied up in a meeting until noon. The driver can leave the crate in the storeroom unsigned or bring it back another day. Hold off on both of those for a few minutes - I'll work on the other option. Victor Salgado (10:49 A.M.): Understood. I won't sign anything, and I'll keep him at the desk while I wait to hear from you.

  1. 153.

    Why did Mr. Salgado send a message to Ms. Doyle?

    • ATo arrange a place where a crate can be stored
    • BTo ask whether he may accept an item for a coworker
    • CTo find out when a coworker will return to work
    • DTo find out how long a driver should be kept waiting
  2. 154.

    At 10:47 A.M., what does Ms. Doyle most likely mean when she writes, "I'll work on the other option"?

    • AShe will work on getting the approval the crate requires.
    • BShe will come down and sign for the crate herself.
    • CShe will have the courier deliver the crate another day.
    • DShe will move the crate into the storeroom herself.

Nhóm câu 5155 – 157

Questions 155-157.

Overton Machinery Sales Used warehouse equipment for sale and rental 4 September Subject: Lift trucks currently available Dear Ms. Rutherford, Although none of the four trucks we listed for you last month met with your approval, we have since extended our inquiries to depots outside our usual area. You asked for a machine that runs on electric power and lifts at least 2,000 pounds. Our current stock is set out below with our prices, since I would rather you saw everything we hold than only the closest matches. Both of the electric machines were reconditioned in our own workshop last year. Unit Power Lifting capacity Price Lot 106 Diesel 3,500 pounds $9,400 Lot 112 Electric 1,200 pounds $6,200 Lot 118* Diesel 2,600 pounds $8,100 Lot 124 Electric 2,400 pounds $7,700 *This unit is not held at our depot; an inspection must be arranged with the firm that currently rents it from us. If you let me know by e-mail which units you would like to see, I will arrange the visits. No inspections have been booked so far. Sincerely, Trevor Olsen Sales Manager Enclosure: condition sheets for all four units

  1. 155.

    What did Ms. Rutherford most likely do before this letter was written?

    • AShe rejected each of the machines previously offered.
    • BShe widened the search to more distant suppliers.
    • CShe agreed on a price for one of the trucks.
    • DShe arranged visits to see several of the units.
  2. 156.

    Which unit meets both of the conditions Ms. Rutherford set?

    • ALot 106
    • BLot 112
    • CLot 118
    • DLot 124
  3. 157.

    What is probably true about Lot 118?

    • AIt was rebuilt at the dealer's own workshop last year.
    • BIt lifts more weight than the other units listed.
    • CIt is currently being used by another company.
    • DIt is available for viewing at the dealer's depot.

Nhóm câu 6158 – 160

Questions 158-160.

Security Office Building Entry Card Changeover Posted May 4 Applies to: all employees based at Thornbury Place The building's door readers are being replaced this month, and cards issued under the old system will not open them. Every employee must therefore obtain a replacement card. 1. Send a recent photograph to the Security Office through the staff portal by May 15. Each photograph is checked by Anita Balint before a card is produced. 2. Collect your new card during the window assigned to your floor group. 3. Hand in your old card when you sign for the new one. Collection windows Floor group Collection day Collection point Floors 1-4 Monday, May 18 Main lobby desk Floors 5-8 Tuesday, May 19 Main lobby desk Floors 9-12 Wednesday, May 20 Meeting Room B Anyone whose photograph has not reached the Security Office by May 15 may still collect a temporary card at the main lobby desk. Roland Beaumont keeps a separate log of these cards. Staff based at the storage annex will be contacted by their site office instead. Old cards stop working on May 26. Bernard Okonkwo, Security Office Manager Questions may be sent to extension 3070. [From May 4 until May 29, photograph checks normally handled by Ms. Balint are being carried out by Carmen Ionescu.]

  1. 158.

    What is the purpose of the notice?

    • ATo announce a change in the building's daily opening hours
    • BTo gather photographs for use in an updated staff directory
    • CTo advise staff at the storage annex about a special arrangement
    • DTo explain what employees must do because of an equipment change
  2. 159.

    Who will most likely review the photographs that employees are asked to send in?

    • AMs. Balint
    • BMr. Okonkwo
    • CMr. Beaumont
    • DMs. Ionescu
  3. 160.

    Why does the Security Office most likely mention temporary cards?

    • ATo show that one deadline has been extended for some staff
    • BTo ensure that some employees can still enter after May 26
    • CTo explain how staff at the storage annex will be helped
    • DTo warn that cards from the old system are already faulty

Nhóm câu 7161 – 163

Questions 161-163.

Our Services | Areas We Cover | Jobs With Us Moving Your Workplace Mowbray Business Movers relocates workplaces of every size, from single-room studios to whole office floors. Working around your hours Every move is planned around the hours your business trades. Crews load and unload in the evening or overnight, one area at a time, so counters and desks stay in use. What is included Besides transport, we supply protective wrapping and crates at no extra charge, dismantle and reassemble shelving, and hold items not yet needed at our depot for up to 30 days. What our customers say "The crews finished before the end of the window we were given, and every crate was marked clearly enough for our staff to unpack without asking questions." — Bookstore, Wickford "The team was at our door at the hour we had agreed, and the office was ready the next morning. The amount charged matched the written quotation." — Accounting firm, Pelham How to arrange a move Request an assessment visit at least 14 days before your moving date. A supervisor walks through both premises, and a written quotation follows. Nothing is booked until you accept it. We assess and quote for premises within 45 miles of our depot. Farther out, see Areas We Cover.

  1. 161.

    What does the Web page mainly discuss?

    • AOpenings for crew members at a moving company
    • BA new service for storing goods at a company depot
    • CA moving service for businesses and how to obtain one
    • DConfirmation of a move that a customer has booked
  2. 162.

    What is indicated about Mowbray Business Movers?

    • AIt also moves the contents of private homes.
    • BIt lets clients stay open during a move.
    • CIt offers clients temporary premises during a move.
    • DIt accepts work from only one district.
  3. 163.

    Which aspect of the company's work is mentioned by both the bookstore and the accounting firm?

    • AMarking the crates clearly for unpacking
    • BSupplying protective materials at no charge
    • CCharging less than other moving companies
    • DKeeping to the times that were arranged

Nhóm câu 8164 – 167

Questions 164-167.

Midvale Business Review — Regional Business Two Delivery Firms Now Operating as One By Emmett Frawley, Winslow The combination of Alderton Delivery Services and Halstead Transport is complete, and one operation now handles the scheduled deliveries and collections that the two companies previously carried out separately for business customers across the region. For more than fifteen years, both companies had sent vans into many of the same districts on separate schedules. Neighboring streets were often called at on different mornings, and customers in outlying areas waited noticeably longer than those close to either depot. Halstead Transport had also run Saturday collections, which Alderton Delivery Services never offered. Districts now served by one operation: 9 Employees kept on: 34 Shared name in use from: March Customers do not need to take any action. Signed agreements, most of which run for twelve months, continue on their current terms until those terms end. No new paperwork is required, and charges will be reviewed only when an agreement comes up for renewal. "Every driver and office employee has been kept on, and the shared name will appear on vans and paperwork in stages over several weeks rather than all at once," said Louise Brennan, the managing director. Timings for a few of the longer rounds will be examined again later in the year, and any changes will be announced well in advance. [Round times and district information are posted at each depot counter and on the company's website.]

  1. 164.

    What is indicated about the combined company?

    • AIt has added nine drivers to its work force.
    • BIt has taken over Saturday routes from both firms.
    • CIt has retained the staff of both former firms.
    • DIt has placed the shared name on every van at the same time.
  2. 165.

    What is suggested about customers' existing agreements?

    • ATheir charges may be adjusted at renewal time.
    • BTheir charges are under review at the present time.
    • CTheir paperwork must be resubmitted by each customer.
    • DTheir current terms will continue without any end date.
  3. 166.

    Why most likely did the two companies combine?

    • ATo offer Saturday collections in more of the region.
    • BTo provide more even service in districts both had covered.
    • CTo reach nine districts that neither firm had served.
    • DTo put one shared name on vans and paperwork.
  4. 167.

    What does the article indicate about possible changes to round times?

    • AThey will be made public before they take effect.
    • BThey will begin as soon as agreements are renewed.
    • CThey have already been posted on the company's website.
    • DThey will be introduced along with the shared name.

Nhóm câu 9168 – 171

Questions 168-171.

Ravenscroft Linen Services For immediate release: February 18 Reduced-Rate Midweek Collection Service for Smaller Business Accounts BEXFORD, February 18 — Ravenscroft Linen Services announced today that a reduced-rate collection service will be available to its business customers from March 2. --[1]--. The reduced rate is offered to smaller business account holders, including guest houses, salons, and dental practices. Linen collected on a Tuesday or a Wednesday is charged at 15 percent below the standard collection rate, while linen collected on any other day of the week is charged at the standard rate. No call to the office is required; an account holder selects the service on the account page of the company website. --[2]--. "Our vans leave the depots with space to spare in the middle of the week, and filling that space costs us very little," said Rachel Buckley, director of operations. "Crews and routes are the same on every collection day, so a customer paying the lower rate receives the same service as before." --[3]--. As an introduction, accounts on the reduced-rate service will also receive one additional midweek collection at no charge through April 30. --[4]--. Standard rates for collections on all other days of the week remain unchanged. Media contact: Simon Ledbetter, 555-0148 Founded in 1994 with one laundry in Bexford, Ravenscroft Linen Services supplies laundered linen to business customers and now collects from eleven depots across the region.

  1. 168.

    What is the purpose of the press release?

    • ATo recruit crews for midweek routes
    • BTo announce the opening of a new depot
    • CTo publicize a discounted option for qualifying accounts
    • DTo explain a correction to earlier charges
  2. 169.

    What is suggested about Ravenscroft Linen Services?

    • AIt has added collection sites since it began.
    • BIt has reduced its standard collection rates.
    • CIt is the oldest linen supplier in its region.
    • DIt plans to discount weekend collections as well.
  3. 170.

    According to the press release, why is the rate for Tuesday and Wednesday collections lower than the standard rate?

    • AFewer crews are on duty midweek.
    • BAn introductory allowance ends in April.
    • CMidweek pickups start from one depot.
    • DDelivery vehicles are not fully loaded then.
  4. 171.

    In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best belong? "Accounts switched in this way before March 2 will be charged the standard rate until the service begins."

    • A[1]
    • B[2]
    • C[3]
    • D[4]

Nhóm câu 10172 – 175

Questions 172-175.

Calloway Group — Staff Scheduling Desk Paid Time Off Preference Return Form PL-27 | Scheduling Cycle 2 (July 1–September 30) Return this form to the Scheduling Desk by April 14. Forms received after that date are held for the second allocation round, after all first-round preferences have been placed. Section 1 — Submitter and Entitlement Name: Owen Kaminski Unit: Billing Unit [At least five members of this unit must be on duty on each working day during the quarterly closing period, September 8–19.] Days remaining in current entitlement: 14 Days carried over from previous cycle: 3 Section 2 — Ranked Preferences Rank Requested block Working days 1 August 4–22 15 2 July 14–25 10 3 September 8–12 5 Section 3 — Declarations Coverage arranged within the unit: [ ] arranged [X] not yet arranged Willing to have a requested block split into shorter periods: [X] yes [ ] no Section 4 — Note My first choice includes a family event on August 6 and August 7, and those two days cannot be moved. If the full block cannot be granted, I would accept a shorter period that still includes them. Allocation Conditions 1. Days carried over from the previous cycle are scheduled before any days from the current entitlement. 2. A request that would leave the unit below its stated on-duty minimum is deferred to the next allocation round. 3. When two requests cover the same dates, the earlier return decides. 4. Approved dates are confirmed in writing by May 2 and cannot be changed after that date. All allocation decisions are made by the Scheduling Desk rather than by unit supervisors. For office use only Received: ______ Initials: ______ Round: ______

  1. 172.

    Why did Mr. Kaminski submit Form PL-27?

    • ATo report how many leave days he used last cycle
    • BTo request a change to dates confirmed in writing
    • CTo offer several possible periods for taking his leave
    • DTo confirm that coverage in his unit is arranged
  2. 173.

    What is mentioned about the Billing Unit?

    • AIt requires a minimum number of staff present in September.
    • BIt is currently staffed by a total of five employees.
    • CIts supervisors decide which requested dates are granted.
    • DIt permits no time away from work during September.
  3. 174.

    What is suggested about Mr. Kaminski?

    • AHe took none of his leave during the previous cycle.
    • BHe can be away at any point in the quarter.
    • CHis third preference contains dates that cannot be moved.
    • DHe considers two dates more important than the block's length.
  4. 175.

    What is NOT mentioned on the form?

    • AThe order in which carried-over days are scheduled
    • BThe effect of a staffing minimum on a request
    • CThe exchange of unused leave days for extra pay
    • DThe date by which approved dates are put in writing

Nhóm câu 11176 – 180

Questions 176-180.

Replacement Sessions During Studio A Closure Issued by: Studio Office, Larkfield Movement Studio Notice reference: 12-R Applies to: term sessions from March 9 through March 27 Studio A will be closed for floor resurfacing throughout the three-week period shown above. So that no practice time is lost, every participant enrolled in a course that normally uses that room may claim one replacement session from the chart below. Slot code Day and time Room Levels eligible Places left R1 Monday, 6:30-7:45 P.M. Studio B All levels 4 R2 Tuesday, 12:15-1:30 P.M. Annex Room Levels 1-2 ◆ 6 R3 Wednesday, 7:00-8:15 P.M. ★ Studio B All levels 2 R4 Friday, 6:00-7:15 P.M. Studio B Levels 3-4 ◆ 5 R5 Saturday, 10:00-11:15 A.M. ★ Annex Room All levels 3 ◆ Restricted slot. Every course offered this term is placed at Level 1, 2, 3, or 4, and a participant may claim a restricted slot only if the level band shown matches the level of his or her course. ★ A claim for this slot is held only when it is confirmed in writing before March 2. Claims are accepted at the studio office. Places not claimed by March 2 are released to participants on the term waiting list. ---------------------- From: Estelle Mullins, Studio Office To: Iris Quintero Copy: Studio Reception Sent: Monday, February 23, 4:12 P.M. Regarding: Replacement session claim, Notice 12-R Dear Ms. Quintero, Your claim for a replacement session has been recorded, and the slot assigned to you is R3. The posted chart gives the day, the time, and the room for that slot, so please check it at the studio office before you attend. The slot you asked for, R4, carries the restriction symbol, and the level band printed beside it does not cover Foundation Movement, the course in which you are enrolled. Your request could not be granted for that reason. Foundation Movement meets in Studio A, and that room is out of use for the whole of the period named in the notice, so the class cannot be held at its usual hour. The replacement session stands in place of the meetings you would otherwise have attended. Please confirm slot R3 in writing before the closing date printed in the notice. If nothing reaches this office by that date, your place will be passed to another participant, and no further slot can be offered. Estelle Mullins Course Administrator Studio Office, Larkfield Movement Studio This mailbox is checked twice each working day. Replies should be sent to it rather than to an individual staff member.

  1. 176.

    What is the purpose of the notice?

    • ATo explain how lost sessions can be made up.
    • BTo invite requests for a change of course level.
    • CTo confirm claims received under an earlier notice.
    • DTo add more participants to the term waiting list.
  2. 177.

    What is suggested about the course in which Ms. Quintero is enrolled?

    • AIt is normally held in the Annex Room.
    • BIt matches the level band listed for slot R2.
    • CIt is open to participants at every level.
    • DIt has only two places left this term.
  3. 178.

    What is NOT indicated about the replacement sessions?

    • AThey are held in rooms other than the one being resurfaced.
    • BThey must be confirmed in writing in some cases.
    • CThey involve an extra charge for participants.
    • DThey replace meetings that would otherwise have been held.
  4. 179.

    What does the e-mail indicate about Foundation Movement during the closure?

    • AIt will continue in another room at its usual time.
    • BIt will meet at a later hour during the closure.
    • CIt will be dropped from the studio's course list.
    • DIt will lose all of its meetings during the closure.
  5. 180.

    When will Ms. Quintero's replacement session be held?

    • AOn Tuesday afternoon
    • BOn Friday evening
    • COn Monday evening
    • DOn Wednesday evening

Nhóm câu 12181 – 185

Questions 181-185.

To: Mr. Duncan Hollis, Kilbride Contracting From: Ursula Nagy, Ashcombe Industrial Supply Sent: April 12 Subject: Trade account approval Account reference: CR-2264 Copy to: Deliveries Desk Dear Mr. Hollis, Your application for a trade account has been approved, and the reference shown above should appear on every order you place. Consignments will be released to your crews at whichever work addresses you nominate, so orders need not be routed through your yard. Conditions of use No goods will be dispatched against the account until the enclosed registration is returned to us with the declaration signed and dated. Any single order above $2,000 must be countersigned by the officer named in that declaration before we can process it. Please also send us a copy of your current liability insurance certificate, which we keep on file for every account customer, no later than April 30. Thank you for your business. Ursula Nagy Credit Control Supervisor Credit Control Section Direct line 555 0148 Enclosed: Purchasing Authority Registration as received from your office. Please complete the declaration at the foot of the form and return it to this office. ---------------------- Purchasing Authority Registration Account reference (supplier use): CR-2264 Form received: April 9 Customer details Business name: Kilbride Contracting Yard address: 9 Rowden Road, Ludworth Contact for orders: Duncan Hollis, Office Manager Receiving and access instructions Yard deliveries: 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. only. Slate and ridge tiles must be stacked under the covered bay, never left on open ground. Work addresses: The driver must telephone the crew before arrival. Guttering and flashing lengths are to be laid flat, and scaffold sections are not to be left at the roadside. Collections: Empty pallets and packaging to be taken away on the driver's next visit. Authorized purchasers Hilda Mensah — Rowden Road yard — limit $1,800 per order — in force Patrick Devlin — Ormsby Street site — limit $3,500 per order — in force Bianca Rossi — Rowden Road yard — limit $2,000 per order — in force Gwen Fitzgerald — Palgrave Lane site — limit $1,200 per order — not in force until that site opens on May 6 Declaration The purchasers listed above are authorized to order on this account within the limits shown. Countersigning officer: Duncan Hollis, Office Manager Signature: ____________ Date: ____________

  1. 181.

    In the e-mail, what does Ms. Nagy imply about the trade account?

    • AIt cannot be used for orders until a signature is added.
    • BIt requires every order to be routed through the customer's yard.
    • CIt will be closed if a certificate arrives after April 30.
    • DIt allows the Deliveries Desk to approve unusually large orders.
  2. 182.

    Whose orders may need to be countersigned before Ashcombe Industrial Supply can process them?

    • ABianca Rossi
    • BPatrick Devlin
    • CGwen Fitzgerald
    • DDuncan Hollis
  3. 183.

    Besides the registration form, what does Ms. Nagy ask Mr. Hollis to send to her office?

    • AThe name of a countersigning officer
    • BA list of the company's work addresses
    • CAn account reference number for the file
    • DProof of the company's insurance coverage
  4. 184.

    What does the registration form indicate about Ms. Fitzgerald?

    • AShe is based at the same address as Ms. Mensah.
    • BShe will not be authorized to order until next month.
    • CShe must obtain a countersignature for every order.
    • DShe is named as the contact for placing orders.
  5. 185.

    What type of work does Kilbride Contracting most likely do?

    • AWholesale supply of site consumables
    • BRoofing and guttering installation
    • CScaffolding rental and assembly
    • DPackaging and pallet removal

Nhóm câu 13186 – 190

Questions 186-190.

Cavendish Volunteer Center — Group Session Schedule Sessions available: March 3 to March 28 Revised February 10 Send requests to the group bookings desk at groups@cavendishvc.org Slot Day and time Activity Places V1 Tuesday, 9:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. Book sorting 12 V2 Tuesday, 1:30 P.M.–4:30 P.M. Garden clearing 8 V3 Thursday, 9:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. Meal packing 9 V4 Thursday, 1:30 P.M.–4:30 P.M. Garden clearing 8 Conditions for group bookings 1. Requests must reach the center at least fifteen working days before the chosen date. 2. Each group must name one contact person, reachable during every session booked. 3. Volunteers wear closed shoes and bring their own drinking water. 4. A consent card from the front desk must be handed in for each volunteer before the first session. 5. Volunteers must be sixteen years of age or older. ---------------------- To: groups@cavendishvc.org From: Elaine Lambert Date: February 24 Subject: Group session request for March Reference: February 10 schedule Dear Group Bookings Desk, I collected your March schedule last week. Customers bring us lawn mowers and hedge trimmers that will not start, and our staff of fourteen puts them back in working order. We would like the Thursday morning meal packing session in the week of March 23, and we can leave the workshop in the mornings only. Our whole staff wishes to take part, so please tell me whether there is room for all fourteen of us. This request reaches you four weeks ahead of that week, which I hope is early enough. I will act as our contact person. My telephone will be on during each session. Everyone will wear closed shoes and bring drinking water. Elaine Lambert Owner Wrenfield Works, telephone 555-0132 ---------------------- Subject: Group session request From: Curtis Underwood, Cavendish Volunteer Center To: Elaine Lambert, Wrenfield Works Sent: February 26 Reference: GB-1146 Action required by: March 13 Dear Ms. Lambert, Thank you for the request recorded under the reference above. Slot V3, the Thursday morning meal packing session, admits nine volunteers. Nine of your staff will therefore join that session in the week of March 23, and the remaining five will sort books in slot V1 on the Tuesday morning of the same week. Both sessions end at noon, which suits the mornings you are free. Before the first session, please meet condition 4 on the group session schedule for each of the fourteen volunteers. Sincerely, Group Bookings Coordinator Curtis Underwood Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Messages left outside those hours are answered the next working day.

  1. 186.

    In the e-mail from Ms. Lambert, the word "room" is closest in meaning to

    • Apermission
    • Btime
    • Cequipment
    • Dspace
  2. 187.

    What condition on the group session schedule is NOT referred to in Ms. Lambert's e-mail?

    • AThe deadline for sending a request
    • BThe naming of a contact person
    • CThe minimum age of volunteers
    • DThe items volunteers must bring
  3. 188.

    What does Ms. Lambert's company most likely do?

    • ASell garden equipment
    • BPack meals for charities
    • CRepair small machines
    • DClear overgrown gardens
  4. 189.

    Why does Mr. Underwood write to Ms. Lambert?

    • ATo explain how her group will be divided
    • BTo offer her group a second afternoon slot
    • CTo approve one session for all fourteen staff
    • DTo warn her that the request arrived late
  5. 190.

    What does Mr. Underwood ask Ms. Lambert to do?

    • AName one contact person for each session
    • BCollect a revised copy of the schedule
    • CSend a staff list to the bookings desk
    • DTurn in a consent card for each volunteer

Nhóm câu 14191 – 195

Questions 191-195.

Around the City Performers to appear in Woodgate Square Four pitches have been set aside for licensed acts. By Miriam Whitaker, March 12 Why the program began. Counts taken last summer showed that the number of people in Woodgate Square fell by nearly half after the lunch hour. How places are assigned. Acts are grouped by category, and only one act from each category performs in a block. Organizers say the shows should draw shoppers into the smaller streets behind the square. "Store owners nearby reported slow afternoon trade," said Miguel Ocampo of the Woodgate Square Management Office. "The program is approved for one season only. If audiences grow, we will propose a second year." Allocations and conditions appear on the office's pitch allocation page. ---------------------- Woodgate Square Performance Program: Pitch Allocation Last updated March 25 Program overview | Pitch allocation | Conditions of use | Contact Act category April 5 and 12 April 19 and 26 May 3 and 10 May 17 and 24 Music Full 1 place Full Full Theater for children Full Full Full 1 place Juggling and balancing Full Full 1 place Full One act only appears in each category per block. A category shown as full is offered the earliest later block with a place. Setup: pitches open at noon. Performances run from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Equipment: acts supply their own stands, seating, and sound equipment. Power: an outlet is fitted at Pitch 1 and Pitch 2 only. Acts at Pitch 3 and Pitch 4 must use battery-powered equipment. Changes: ten days' written notice before a performance date. Questions: pitches@woodgatesquareoffice.org ---------------------- To: Woodgate Square Management Office From: Oliver Lombardi Sent: March 28 Subject: Questions about our allotted pitch Reference: Acceptance notice 4218 Attachment: printed conditions page To the Pitch Allocation Desk: Thank you for the acceptance notice. Lombardi Puppets has played at indoor children's parties for six years, but this will be our first season outdoors. 1. Our show is a two-person puppet play for young audiences, and we hope to appear as early in the season as possible. Please confirm our dates. 2. The notice places us at Pitch 4. Our recorded music comes from a small player, and I would like to know whether an outlet can be fitted there. As changes need ten days' notice, an early reply would help. Oliver Lombardi Manager, Lombardi Puppets Please reply to this address.

  1. 191.

    According to the article, why was the performance program in Woodgate Square started?

    • AShops in the smaller streets had closed last summer.
    • BAfternoon activity around the square had declined.
    • CAudiences at earlier performances had grown quickly.
    • DLocal performers had asked for places to appear.
  2. 192.

    In paragraph 2 of the article, the word "draw" is closest in meaning to

    • Asketch
    • Bdrag
    • Cattract
    • Descort
  3. 193.

    When is Lombardi Puppets most likely to perform in Woodgate Square?

    • AOn April 5 and 12
    • BOn April 19 and 26
    • COn May 3 and 10
    • DOn May 17 and 24
  4. 194.

    What does Mr. Lombardi mention in his e-mail about his company?

    • AIt has not appeared outdoors before.
    • BIt recently added a second performer.
    • CIt usually appears at outdoor festivals.
    • DIt has asked for a different pitch.
  5. 195.

    What will Lombardi Puppets most likely have to do?

    • AWait for a second season to be approved.
    • BRun its music player on battery power.
    • CGive the office ten days' written notice.
    • DHave an outlet fitted at Pitch 4.

Nhóm câu 15196 – 200

Questions 196-200.

Copeland Eyewear — Customer Care Office Repair and Adjustment Services by Store Current sheet; it replaces the one issued last spring. Service Lowden Street Selwyn Road Chesham Green Ockley Bridge Adjustments and screw replacement While you wait While you wait While you wait While you wait Lenses fitted to your own frame Same day By appointment By appointment Sent to workshop Frame repair (hinges and broken joints) On the premises Sent to workshop Sent to workshop Sent to workshop Weekly transfer day Not applicable Thursday Thursday Monday Counter open until 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. Hand-in rule: items may be left at any store during opening hours, and the counter gives you a written record. Full handling terms: see the notice displayed beside every counter. ---------------------- Local Shops and Services Topic: broken frame, repair needed before a trip Posted by Yvonne Pratt, 9:12 P.M., June 24 I have bought my glasses from Copeland Eyewear for years, always at the store nearest my apartment. It is the only one I can use, because I finish work at 6:30 P.M. and can never reach a counter earlier. The hinge on my frames snapped on Sunday. I took them in this evening. The assistant explained that no repair work is done at that store. She said that items needing workshop attention are collected once a week, on Thursday, so mine would wait until then. I leave on July 12 and do not want to travel with taped frames. Has anyone found a quicker route? Y. P. ---------------------- Handling of Repairs Sent Off the Premises For customers, effective from June 1. An item left for workshop attention is entered on a record card at the counter and held in the store until the weekly transfer round. The case and the original receipt are not needed. Stores without a workshop of their own send work out on one fixed day each week. Finished work returns to the store where the item was left, normally about three weeks later, and it cannot be collected at the workshop. No repair begins until the estimated charge has been approved. The workshop calls the number on the record card and waits for a reply. Payment is due on collection, not at hand-in. A customer who needs an item sooner than that may ask, before that store's transfer day, for it to be sent to the Lowden Street store by next-day courier. An extra charge applies. Customer Care Office, Copeland Eyewear A copy of this notice is displayed beside every counter.

  1. 196.

    According to the service directory, what is true of all four Copeland Eyewear stores?

    • AThey send lens work to an outside workshop.
    • BThey keep the counter open until 8:00 P.M.
    • CThey send items out on a fixed day each week.
    • DThey handle minor adjustments without a wait.
  2. 197.

    Which store does Ms. Pratt most likely use for her eyewear?

    • ASelwyn Road
    • BOckley Bridge
    • CChesham Green
    • DLowden Street
  3. 198.

    According to her post, what did Ms. Pratt learn about the store she uses?

    • ARepairs of that kind are handled while customers wait.
    • BHer frames would have to be repaired at another location.
    • CAn appointment would be needed before the work could start.
    • DHer frames would be sent out later the same evening.
  4. 199.

    According to the notice, what must a customer do when an item is sent off the premises?

    • APay the charge when the item is handed in.
    • BProvide the case and the original receipt.
    • CApprove the estimated cost over the telephone.
    • DCollect the finished item at the workshop.
  5. 200.

    What will Ms. Pratt most likely have to do to have her frames ready before she travels?

    • AWait for the frames to come back to her usual store.
    • BApprove the estimated charge as soon as she is called.
    • CAsk for the frames to be sent to the Lowden Street store.
    • DTake the frames to the Lowden Street store herself.