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- What her mother and father ....... to most was the endless tittle tattle (gossip) in the village about a young*^*woman working for this hot shot (well known entrepreneur),
- who was also ....... by some as a bit of a wheeler dealer (someone who does business in an underhand way).
- Cathy didn't believe any of this and was delighted to be working for Geoffrey Winton if for no other ....... than*^*that living at home was very humdrum (boring).
- The rest of the organisation thought that she and Winton were a dream team (ideal partners) because she*^*was enthusiastic and he was very ........
- After all she thought her brother was enjoying himself and had gone ....... to work in America as a result of the*^*brain drain (talented people leaving their own country to work for better pay in another).
- One morning there was quite a hubbub (loud noise and activity) in the Fortune ....... when Cathy came rushing*^*into the sitting room helter skelter (running at great speed),
- and announced what she thought was a cheerful earful (a good piece of news) and that was she had been*^*invited to attend a ....... in the capital.
- As far as her father was concerned this was ....... double trouble (two problems) � first working for Fortune*^*and now getting involved in a demonstration.
- As far as he was concerned this would be a ....... of time because the speakers at the rally would just talk*^*mumbo jumbo (nonsense).
- But Cathy had made up her ....... and the next morning wham bam (very quickly) she caught the early train*^*and went off to the rally.*^*
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- Questions 186-190 refer to the following article, e-mail, and ticket.
The Regency Scotia School of Design Hosts Historic Royal Costume Display
Threads of Royal History, launched on Friday, is the latest exhibit from the Regency Scotia School of Design (RSSD) in Glasgow. It is a treat for period costume enthusiasts. For the exhibit, the school borrowed 52 outfits belonging to both historical and current monarchs from museums around the world. Of particular note are the 4,000 year old headdress and accessories on loan from the Cairo Museum in Egypt as well as several stunning robes from the Forbidden City Museum in Beijing. In addition, fashion students from the school have created 38 replica outfits. All of the items are beautifully displayed on specially designed mannequins.
The exhibit will last for a month, concluding on April 30. Regular admission is £6.50, but students and faculty of the RSSD are admitted for free. Senior citizens pay £5.00, and children 10 and under pay £3.50. Inquire about student group rates by calling 555-3400. The exhibit space is located in the school's Leighton Hall, which is open from 10 a.m. through 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday.
TO Larry Dent
FROM Rhoda Augustine
SUBJECT RSSD Exhibit
DATE April 20
Hi Larry,
I saw an article in the paper about RSSD's current exhibit and am thinking of taking the students in my morning art classes there for a field trip, I called to find out about student group rates, and if there are 30 or more students, the admission fee is significantly lowered to £4.00. But I only have 24 in total for both my morning classes, so I was wondering if you and your students | might be interested in joining us. The community center's bus seats 55 people, so there should be enough room to accommodate everyone. It sounds like a really interesting display, and I think our students would learn a lot from it as well. There is no rush, but let me know whether j you're interested by Friday so I can book the visit.
Thanks!
Rhoda
Group Ticket for: Threads of Royal History Exhibition
Date: April 28 "This ticket can only be used on the indicated date.
Name: Terrington Secondary School
Rate: Student group rate
Participants: 48
Group Leader(s): Rhoda Augustine, Larry Dent
All visitors are required to proceed through the security checkpoint prior to admission. Photography is strictly forbidden. Please do not touch any item on display.