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- 30 questions
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- There have been … attempts to find a political solution.
- … fruit is grown in this area.
- They had spent so … time on gaining the independence.
- Don’t forget that too … factors are involved in getting a job.
- … our products are sold abroad.
- … screws have come loose.
- Besides rain, … is seldom pure, scientists say.
- The institution was set up … that maintain standards for the sale of food and drugs.
- … shops are closed today.
- There are … organizations to help the deaf.
- … electricity depends on a knowledge of atoms.
- If they hadn’t imposed a tax, … this country have remained part of the empire?
- Scientists who … research in this field are recently providing more information about it.
- I paid … money for a new flat.
- A good summary should be … and … .
- He has been acclaimed by colleagues as … of all modern architects.
- They earned their money by developing a profitable travel … .
- I didn’t hear you … in.
- I prefer fish … vegetables.
- … he is studying at a famous university.
- There are many historic buildings … .
- According to a recent survey, … women don’t have a personal physician.
- You can’t rely … a hotel room.
- Scientists say the two main … are permanent magnets and electromagnets.
- People who spoke different languages often developed a simplified language called “pidgin” to engage in trade … .
- Bacteria in milk is destroyed when … to at least 62 Celsius degrees.
- In excess of 60 percent of the United Nations’ budget is used … the economic development of member nations.
- In this village, … the plow is being displaced by new techniques.
- That most time units are not simple multiples of each other … in constructing a calendar.
- Before penicillin was discovered, many people had died … .
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Question 145:
Question 146:
- Questions 147-148 refer to the following advertisement.
SOFTWARE CLASSES AT BRAMBLE LIBRARY
Do you want to be more tech-savvy? Are you interested in learning how to create spreadsheets, presentations, and other common documents? If so, stop by Room 303 at the Bramble Library on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. between March 2 and April 15. Richard Hernandez, a trained IT executive, will be teaching people how to make spreadsheets, graphs, and presentations with frequently used software applications. Classes cost $20 per session. To sign up, visit www. bramblelib.org/programming/software. A complete schedule for the classes will be posted shortly.
To learn more about the educational opportunities we offer, from literary classes to sessions on public speaking, please visit www.bramblelib.org/ programming.
Question 147: Why was the advertisement written?
Question 148: What will Richard Hernandez discuss?
- Questions 149-150 refer to the following text message chain.
Dean Strivers [10:31 a.m.]
Sylvia, are you busy? Upper management just requested an urgent meeting with the research department in about an hour.
Sylvia Flores [10:33 a.m.]
I'm available, but my team is at one of our main branches downtown. They won't be back until at least 2:00.
Dean Strivers [10:35 a.m.]
Well, do you think you could handle it yourself? I think it'll go well even if your team members aren't there.
Sylvia Flores [10:36 a.m.]
It shouldn't be an issue. Do I need to prepare anything?
Dean Strivers [10:40 a.m.]
They want to ask questions about our upcoming product launch, so bring the market analysis, financial estimates, and other reports that you and your team have worked on. The meeting will be in Conference Room 510.
Sylvia Flores [10:41 a.m.]
I'll be there.