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- Antarctica is larger … but it has no native population.
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Practice Quiz 94 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- Air … the carbon dioxide enters laves through tiny surface openings.
- The president usually … unless his communication officer approves it.
- She didn’t know … when his manager called.
- A major problem in the construction of new buildings … .
- Although the South is densely populated, … live in the North.
- Weathering … the action whereby surface rock is disintegrated.
- This plant may reach a height of 120 feet and … .
- … is the cause of most small-business failures.
- This architect was greatly …, who wanted him to study architecture.
- About half of the children in this country must … In single-parent homes.
- This discipline is the study of the changes that … on the surface of the earth.
- She will wash the clothes, … .
- Professionals appreciate … when it is necessary to cancel an appointment.
- … orbits the Sun, Uranus rotates on its axis.
- The light from a laser differs … produced by other sources.
- … he would have come to class.
- All the cereals grains … grow on the prairies and plains of this country.
- People should have … as their desires will allow.
- He had been a lawyer and … before he entered politics.
- Beaver’s instinct to build dams is more complex than … other animal instinct.
- This tools is … that even our ancestors used it.
- Many people believed that … and the president shared his responsibilities.
- It costs about 30 euros to have a tooth … .
- In order for people to work together effectively, they need .. each other’s needs.
- … at 100 degrees C and freezes at 0 degrees C.
- There has not been a great response to the sale, …?
- Antarctica is larger … but it has no native population.
- That man, … was expelled from this university a long time ago.
- … or operate heavy equipment while taking this medication.
- Travelers … their reservations well in advance during holidays.
Some other questions you may be interested in
Question 176. What is NOT mentioned as an option the Lamingtons considered when facing bankruptcy?
Question 177. What does the article say about Lamington Ranch?
Question 178. Why was the e-mail written?
Question 179. What does Mr. Carver indicate about the Lamingtons?
Question 180. What will Mr. Carver most likely do if his request is granted?
- Questions 181-185 refer to the following e-mail and notice.
To: Gary Flores
From: Wendy Rhodes
Date: July 10
Subject: Planning suggestions
Dear Mr. Flores,
I hope this message finds you well. The last time we met, you had asked me to advise you on drafting a retirement plan. Below are just a few tips to get you started.
First, it is vital that you create and maintain a cash reserve for emergency purposes equal to roughly three times your typical monthly expenses. Since this amount could be quite large, it is important to start saving as early as possible.
Additionally, I recommend investigating long-term medical care options upon retiring for you, your spouse, and your parents, and compiling emergency information to share with your family members.
I have attached a special guest pass so that you can attend my lecture, "Retirement for One," at a university event. The same pass also allows you to sit in on a special lunch seminar on health coverage for senior citizens conducted by Mr. Victor Rochester. The events will be free of charge to you if you present the pass at the door.
I look forward to seeing you soon.
Warmest Regards,
Wendy Rhodes
Retirement planning specialist
Cottler Finance
The Career Development Center
Sunfield State University
The Career Development Center at Sunfield State University strives to provide high-quality, affordable education and professional development for working professionals and retirees in an open and encouraging environment.
We are pleased to announce that our Annual Center Information Event will take place on Monday, July 12, on the fifth floor of Durgan Hall. We welcome you to join retirement advisor Wendy Rhodes for her lecture. On Tuesday, July 13, the first of a two-part seminar on part-time employment prospects will be held from 3 to 5 P.M. This will conclude at the same time the following day, on Wednesday, July 14. Lastly, we will also hold a special luncheon presentation by our center director, Mr. Victor Rochester on Thursday, July 15. Entrance for the event is $10 for center members and $15 for the open public. Tickets for the luncheon are an additional $10 and are available for purchase from July 1 through July 15 at our main office in Durgan Hall. To learn more, call 555-2402.