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Question 160: What does the business do with a portion of its profits?
Local Chorus Tryouts The Winfield Community Chorus will hold open tryouts for new members on January 17 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Centennial Hall, located at 660 Plum Street in downtown Winfield. We have openings for women and men and for all types of voices including bass, tenor, alto, and soprano. — [1] —. Those who audition must be at least 18 years of age, live in Winfield, and be capable of reading music or willing to learn. Previous choral experience is certainly appreciated but not necessary — [2] —. We will judge your ability to sing the correct notes to the tempo and melody of the audition songs. Also, we prefer performers that present themselves with professionalism and who can show the proper facial expressions to communicate the emotions they perform. For concerts, you will also have to learn lyrics in various languages, including Italian, German, and French. Everyone auditioning will receive notification on January 19 about whether or not they have been accepted. New members must keep in mind that the chorus is a community organization made up of volunteers and that they will receive no payment. — [3] —. Join us for some fun with your fellow music-lovers, and take part in loads of exciting performances! — [4] —. |
Question 161: For whom was the notice most likely written?
Question 162: What is required of those wishing to try out for the chorus?
Question 163: In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3], and [4] does the following sentence best belong?
"They are also responsible for purchasing their own uniforms, the details of which will be provided at a later time."
Gloria Arden | [8:20 A.M.] | I've been looking over everyone's progress reports on the software project. Based on what I've seen, I don't think we'll be able to meet our scheduled release date. |
Isabel Cabrera | [8:22 A.M.] | You may be right about that. Since Bob and Carol moved over to the new hardware project, we've had some trouble meeting the initial deadlines. |
Gordon Brickyard | [8:26 A.M.] | Couldn't we just reschedule the release? Pushing it back a month ought to give us enough time to finish up. |
Joe Freemont | [8:28 A.M.] | But remember that the product is supposed to be available for the holiday season, which is our peak sales period. If we miss that deadline, we could lose many potential customers. |
Gordon Brickyard | [8:31 A.M.] | My team has a lot of urgent responsibilities, so I think it would be a good idea to hire some independent contractors to help out. |
Gloria Arden | [8:32 A.M.] | What are you thinking? |
Gordon Brickyard | [8:33 A.M.] | Well, they could help my team finish writing the user manual, for one thing. And they could probably handle product testing as well. |
Gloria Arden | [8:35 A.M.] | I see. What's your opinion, Isabel? |
Isabel Cabrera | [8:37 A.M.] | It could end up being expensive, but I like the idea. Our graphic designers could certainly use some outside help, too. |
Gloria Arden | [8:40 A.M.] | Well, it sounds like we should go with Gordon's idea. I'll also bring it up during the board meeting on Friday to see what they say. |