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- The result of the election didn't give either candidate a clear majority but in the end the leader of the*^*opposition agreed to step down and ....... to the wishes of the electorate.
- The sound of the waterfall goes on all day and night and in the end the ....... noise gets on your nerves.
- I apologized for what seemed like a deliberate act of rudeness but I explained that it had been purely*^*accidental and an ....... action on my part.
- Although it's a complicated subject the professor managed to make it all totally clear and ....... by her delivery.
- When you take a party of tourists round a famous city there are always those who ....... and keep everybody*^*else waiting.
- Before she knew what had happened a man suddenly fell on her ....... across and stealing her handbag.
- There was absolutely no call for him to criticise her so cruelly and in almost a ....... manner.
- There was absolutely no question about it he was the ....... idiot such as you'd find in one of those old farces.
- You'll soon get used to his funny ways as it's one of the ....... of his personality.
- He didn't really give speeches because he used to scream and shout and you could hear him ....... a hundred*^*meters down the road.*^*
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Question 175: In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best belong?
“We have some minor concerns regarding the safety of such a mechanism.”
- Questions 176-180 refer to the following advertisement and registration form.
Growth Strategies for Newly Founded Companies
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This seminar provides a variety of strategies for encouraging your employees to work together effectively.
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This seminar offers advice on how to attract a wider range of clients to your products or services.
Wednesday, September 24, 10:00 AM. - 3:00 P.M; Training Center, Room 3
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This seminar gives business owners essential tips on what to consider when planning to open a new branch.
Wednesday, October 15, 10:00 AM. - 4:00 P.M; Main Building, Room 206 :
Keeping the Pace (Seminar Code #3785) - Price: $109
This seminar introduces popular employee perks, such as flexible working hours, and explains how to implement them.
Wednesday, November 5, 10:00 AM. - 400 pM; Training Center, Room 4
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Fulbridge Growth Strategies - Seminar Registration
Name: Robin Booky
Address: 84 Ballack Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 555-0139
E-mail: [email protected]
Seminar Code: #3487
Payment Method: Bank Transfer
Comments: I am really looking forward to attending my first Fulbridge seminar at your training center in September. As requested, I have sent the $59 registration fee to your corporate account. My only concern is that I might not make it to the center by 10 AM. as I live very far away. I would appreciate it. If someone could let me know via e-mail whether this would be a major problem. Thank you.
Question 176: What is implied about Fulbridge Growth Strategies?
Question 177: What topic is NOT covered by the listed seminars?
Question 178: In the advertisement, the word “flexible” in paragraph 5, line 2, is closest in meaning to
Question 179: What information has Mr. Booky most likely read incorrectly?