TEST 4 - PART 7

147. What did Ms. Kuznetzov do on June 30?

(A) Provided investment advice

(B) Converted the language of a text

(C) Made travel arrangements for Mr. Wilcox

(D) Printed some presentation documents

148. Why was a surcharge added to the invoice?

(A) For international shipping

(B) For an undersized order

(C) For an overdue payment

(D) For expedited service

149. What is the purpose of the Web page?

(A) To attract festival sponsors

(B) To compare venue amenities

(C) To describe ticket promotions

(D) To explain a booking system

150. What is suggested about sponsorships?

(A) They are separated into levels.

(B) They may be purchased online.

(C) They are only offered to corporations.

(D) They require a certain minimum

151. Why was the notice posted?

(A) To give a reminder

(B) To ask for suggestions

(C) To recommend a brand

(D) To publicize a service

152. What is suggested about some of the members of Adamston Fitness?

(A) They are expected to bring additional security devices.

(B) They pay an extra fee for access to lockers.

(C) They have complained about the size of the lockers.

(D) They have attempted to use lockers for long-term storage.

153. What did Ms. Erwin do before sending the first message?

(A) Responded to a homeowner

(B) Calculated a potential cost

(C) Met with some painters

(D) Picked up some supplies

154. At 1:23 P.M., what does Mr. Salzman most likely mean when he writes, “Good idea”?

(A) He wants to give a customer some choices.

(B) He likes the vendor that Ms. Erwin suggested.

(C) He will postpone the start of a project.

(D) He will check a calendar for Ms.Erwin.

155. What is indicated about medical leave?

(A) It is not available to all types of employees.

(B) It does not require a doctor’s note.

(C) Employees do not take it frequently.

(D) Employees are not compensated for it.

156. According to the memo, what might employees need to do?

(A) Submit some documents to Ms. Do

(B) Rearrange their vacation schedules

(C) Receive advance approval for some expenses

(D) Attend a yearly training session on company policies

157. In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best belong? “It should have been placed in your inbox this morning.”

(A) [1]

(B) [2]

(C) [3]

(D) [4]

158. What is the purpose of the notice?

(A) To warn residents of an inconvenience

(B) To notify residents of an upcoming meeting

(C) To welcome a new member of the board of directors

(D) To advocate for a conservation campaign

159. What is mentioned about the housing complex?

(A) A statue will be installed on its grounds.

(B) One of its entrances will be closed temporarily.

(C) It has hired extra maintenance staff.

(D) Its water pipes have been damaged.

160. What are some residents encouraged to do before March 26?

(A) Develop a proposal

(B) Sign a consent form

(C) Visit a complex representative

(D) Remove items from a common area

161. What is the purpose of the letter?

(A) To express gratitude to a customer for providing feedback.

(B) To address a customer’s complaint about unsatisfactory service

(C) To approve a customer’s request to hold a party at a business

(D) To answer a question from a customer about menu changes

162. What can be inferred about Ms. Lee?

(A) She prepared food for Ms. Yurawat.

(B) She will be awarded a bonus. (C) She is the manager of a restaurant.

(D) She is a relatively new employee.

163. What has Mr. Corolla enclosed with the letter?

(A) A revised bill

(B) A partial refund

(C) A sample menu

(D) A discount voucher

164. Why did Ms. Beckett contact Mr. Naval?

(A) To tell him she is stuck In traffic

(B) To check the address of a venue

(C) To request that he deliver some documents

(D) To request a computer login code

165. At 11:17 A.M., what does Mr. Naval mean when he writes, “It’s a bit last minute”?

(A) He is telling Ms. Beckett to hold on a moment.

(B) It is too late to do as Ms. Beckett asks.

(C) It will be a quick task to carry out.

(D) He is asking Ms. Beckett what time it is.

166. What problem does Ms. Beckett mention?

(A) She has forgotten her e-mail password.

(B) Some presentation materials contain errors.

(C) Some machinery is out of order.

(D) Audience members have not arrived yet.

167. What does Mr. Naval suggest?

(A) Postponing the event

(B) Going to a different lecture room

(C) Meeting at the office

(D) Sending a document electronically

168. What is suggested about Mr. Gravel?

(A) He is currently unemployed.

(B) He works as a plumber.

(C) He is late in paying an invoice.

(D) He would like to apply for a job at Econobuild.

169. What issue does Mr. Gravel NOT make a complaint about?

(A) The conduct of a staff member

(B) The contents of an invoice

(C) The quality of some products

(D) The time taken to deliver some items

170. What is indicated about Econobuild?

(A) It offers an online service to members.

(B) It has branches in several countries.

(C) Its complaints department is unstaffed.

(D) It is advertising for more delivery drivers.

171. In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best belong? “I’d appreciate it if you would see to it that this is amended immediately.”

(A) [1]

(B) [2]

(C) [3]

(D) [4]

172. For whom is the notice mainly intended?

(A) Park employees

(B) Event attendees

(C) Parking lot attendants

(D) Festival organizers

173. What is NOT suggested about parking passes?

(A) The lottery can be entered free of charge.

(B) The passes may only be used on June 13.

(C) The successful applicants will be notified by e-mail.

(D) The passes are only good for specific types of vehicles.

174. What is indicated about the Visitor Center?

(A) It has several different parking areas.

(B) It will be closed during the event.

(C) It can provide maps of the park.

(D) It is located next to a campground.

175. What is true about event tickets?

(A) They will be mailed to recipients.

(B) They can be reserved via a Web site.

(C) They must be paid for by credit card.

(D) They can be purchased at various locations.