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- People from all four … of the world were cheering the arrival of the astronauts.
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Practice Quiz 70 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- 30 questions
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- I wouldn’t have realized the risk if he hadn’t … my attention to it.
- It was mindless of you to … him in the face.
- I can hardly think of her being able to … the aim she has set herself.
- It had been assumed Mary would take over the director’s post. But it never came to … since she had decided to change her career.
- This candidate is … in three languages.
- Our master is as quick as … .
- Her perfect manners and erudition is an effect of her upper-class … .
- This students is notorious for playing … from his mathematics classes.
- The new girl is a disciplined employee. She … great importance to coming to work in time.
- They finally realized that all their efforts had gone to … .
- I was … to believe that she was a legit representative.
- It has been kept … for about two years that he killed the dog.
- One could see with the … eye that there was a beautiful woman.
- These laptops don’t differ much. The … is even more apparent when you put them together.
- Your rude behaviour was an … to the host.
- For almost two years, they were … from travelling abroad.
- I wouldn’t … their position in the market. They may be influential one day.
- We can’t admit a person who hasn’t … the required points.
- … she delivers the report, it will be sent to you.
- The most probable … for your headache is lack of sleep.
- This piece of cheese is … all over after lying in the bin for so long.
- I cannot think of the answer. Could you drop me a small … please?
- It was … time we went home after having spent the whole afternoon in the park.
- This pair of trousers … you perfectly.
- Rey was only the girl’s … .
- It’s interesting how the rumour about my promotion began to … .
- People from all four … of the world were cheering the arrival of the astronauts.
- The management’s mistakes gave … to the conflict which has already lasted for three months.
- Numerous … have prevented me from going to the lakeside.
- That tall woman … me of my mother.
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From: Jack Wells, Executive Vice President
To: All Employees
Date: July 1
Re: Corporate Volunteer Project - Days of Caring
Days of Caring is an exciting opportunity for corporations in Morris County to get acquainted with local health and human services agencies. Our company has participated in the project for ten years now, and I’d like to encourage you to share this valuable experience with other volunteers.
This year’s Days of Caring will be held from September 12 to September 18. During this period, industry employees will provide three or more hours of service to nonprofit institutions in their communities. Days of Caring projects include simple repairs, landscaping, spring-cleaning, painting, and interaction with children and the elderly.
Last year, approximately 3,000 workers from two different brewing companies, including ourselves, took part in nearly 200 service projects, contributing over 11,000 volunteer hours to the communities where the businesses were located.
The company will offer paid time off to participating employees. We invite you to get involved by completing the attached registration form and submitting it to Glenn Casamassa in the Social Responsibility Department by the end of this month.
- Why was the memo written?
- Where does Mr. Wells work?
- What is NOT mentioned about the upcoming event?
- According to the memo, by when must registration forms be submitted?
Dick Farmer - founder, former CEO, and the only chairman of Cintas Corp. retired as chairman Tuesday following the company's annual shareholders' meeting in Mason. His retirement was not previously announced. It was approved by the company's board after the shareholders meeting at its corporate headquarters complex.
Bob Kohlhepp, the company's vice chairman for six years since 2003 and CEO from 1995 to 2003, was elected to succeed Farmer. Farmer remains a member of the board of directors and has been named chairman emeritus.
Kohlhepp joined Cintas in 1970 and helped it grow into the nation's largest uniform supplier. The company has achieved annual sales of nearly $4 billion through numerous acquisitions, expansion into business-to-business services, and organic growth.
Dick Farmer's retirement comes as the company has been struggling to overcome a national employment slump that has hurt its sales in many key markets. This economic slump had a negative influence on a 40-year series of rising sales and profits ever since its founding in 1968. At nearly $30 a share, however, the company's stock price has lately been on the rise, rising more than 30 percent since July amid indications that the national economy is improving.