101. Simms Engineering estimates that the proposed modifications.

Your original
design will cost in the region of $200.000.
A. at
B. as
C. by
. to
102. All of the offices in the new comple! "eyless entry systems# $ideo interphones#
and 2%&hour access to secure par"ing.
A. sa$e
B. enter
C. replace
. feature
103. 't is becoming apparent that all medium to large businesses will see" to their
operations by reducing the number of middle managers.
A. Streamline
(. Streamlines
C. Streamlined
. Streamlining
104. )he president# comments in a press conference last wee" aroused considerable
criticism# will again address the media today.
A. who
(. that
C. whose
. what
105. All staff will be re*uired to attend a seminar dealing with changes operating
procedures.
A. in
(. so
C. about
. such
106. +any specialists belie$e the housing boom will continue for some time unless
the go$ernment inter$enes.
A. if
B. that
C. what
. ,hich
107. ,esfield -inances belie$e that member of each team should be allowed to
contribute his or her thoughts freely during brainstorming sessions.
A. every
(. other
C. most
. se$eral
108. A fre*uent made by our regular clients is that we e!plain our operating
methods in non&technical language.
A. request
(. re*uesting
C. re*uested
. re*uests
109. .ur company has always sought the most *ualified and s"illed practitioners in
the field of management.
A. higher
(. high
C. highest
. hi!hly
110. )he staff here at Comp design are to satisfying the needs of all of our computer
system purchasers.
A. $owed
(. e!ected
". honore#
. committed
111. ,hether not you ha$e obtained security clearance# please fill in the logboo"
clearly and accurately e$ery time you enter this building on wee"ends.
A. or
(. if
C. though
. also
112. ,hen it comes to writing reports# we encourage you to an emphasis on clarity
and simplicity of language.
A. cause
(. contact
". $la%e
. elect
113. details are sub/ect to confidentiality re*uirements in accordance with the latest
wor"place regulations.
A.Contact
(.Contacted
". "ontra%tion
. Contacting
114. Applicants see"ing special consideration must submit all the re*uired documents
0100 p.m on )hursday at the latest.
A.for
(. among
". &y
. between
115. the formal part of this e$ening2s proceedings# you are all welcomed to pass into
the dining hall for a rela!ed buffet dinner.
A.'ollowe#
(. -ollowing
C. -ollows
. 'ollow
116. 3raduates *ualifications in accounting# ban"ing# or economics are encouraged
to apply for research positions in our company.
A. to
B. o(
C. at
. with
117. 'n today2s rapidly changing world# no professional can to pass up the
opportunity to upgrade his or her *ualifications.
A. hel$
(. lea$e
C. afford
. include
118. And finally# something to loo" forward the annual company picnic# which this
year will t"e place in beautiful 4yde 5ar".
A. at
B. to
C. by
. on
119. A new 'nternet security system has been installed that notifies the moderator
when guidelines are breached.
A. ob$iously
(. financially
C. fiercely
. automati%ally
120. Anti ta!&reduction lobbyists claim that the proposed ta! cuts will only the
richest at the e!pense of social welfare programs.
A. attend
B. #is$ose
C. benefit
. compose
121. )he legal officer is currently rewriting regulations the personal use of e&mail
and the internet during office hours.
A. regard
(. regards
". re!ar#in!
. were regarded
122. All tenants may access the building outside of normal office hours by entering
the security door on the south side.
A. on
(. upon
". throu!h
.between
123. After you ha$e e!ited the operating system and shut down the pro/ector# please flic"
the master power switch to the 67 position.
A. deal
(. found
". situate
. accommodate
124. )he design committee is currently considering plans for a comple! which will able
to up to 820 shops and offices.
A.loo"ing
(. see"ing
". e)ten#in!
. e*uipping
125. )alent spotters Agency is now fashion models and actors with portfolios who
wish to wor" in ad$ertising# film# or tele$ision.
A. loo"ing
B. see*in!
C. e!tending
. e*uipping
126. ,e can e!pect temperatures and calm condition in the central and southrn
regions for at least the ne!t three days.
A. mo#erate
(. moderates
C. moderately
. moderation
127. way you loo" at the problem# it is clear that no solution can found without the
creati$ity and commitment of the staff themsel$es.
A. +hi%hever
(. Since
C. ,hich
.)hat
128. 't is often reported in the press bonuses paid to chief e!ecuti$es are e!cessi$e
and do not ta"e actual performance into consideration.
A. of
(. for
". that
. what
129. )he high resolution camera introduced last ecember has been superseded as a
result of recent technological de$elopments.
A. so
B. alrea#y
C. such
. yet
130. 't has been %0 year since our current president first wal"ed through the doors
of this illustrious institution.
A. entirely
B. nearly
C. e$er
. most
131. his appointment as our head of accounting ser$ices# 5aul 9obinson was
wor"ing as a high&powered merchant ban"er in :ondon.
A. Sin%e
(. 5rior to
C. E!cept
. (ecause
132. .ur consultants are e!pected to conform to a high standard of conduct in their
relations with clients.
A. profession
(. professions
". $ro(essional
. professionally
133. 6 +idnight Special7 is a wee"ly aimed at uni$ersity students and young
professionals who lo$e the $ibrant music sense offered by our city.
A. published
(. publisher
". $u&li%ation
. publishing
134. )he management regents that# due to an o$ersight# no ad$ance notification the
decision to cut power supplies was gi$en.
A. of
(. as
". that
.because
135. )he final choice of location is upon factors such as transportation costs and the
presence of a communications infrastructure.
A. aimed
(. associated
C. contingent
. #e$en#a&le
136. 't is unfortunate that# due to a glitch in the computer system# se$eral of our most
$alued customers incorrectly.
A.bills
(. was billing
". were &ille#
. ha$e billed
137. -or some years now# our in$estment fund has been from the rapid in the price
of gold.
A. &ene(ite#
(. benefiting
C. will benefit
. to benefit
138. the purchase of three ine!pensi$e digital cameras# no new e*uipment orders
were made by our department during the last financial year.
A. :et alone
(. Aside from
". Be%ause o(
. 'n response to
139. .ne of the main tas"s of statisticians is to update databases so that accurate
reports can be published as needed.
A. regular
B. re!ularly
C. regularity
. most regular
140. )he city council admits that of the new tunnel will seriously disrupt $ehicular
and pedestrian traffic o$er the ne!t ; months.
A. constructed
(. constructing
". %onstru%tion
. construct
,uestions 141-143 refer to the following e&mail.
-rom 1 +att Stewart <mailto1mstewart=)hompsonpar".com>
Sub/ect 1 )hompson ay Clean&?p
)o 1 @ane 5hillips
Sent 1 )uesday# +arch 0A# 200A A12% 5+
ear @ane1
)han"s to the support you and your business pro$ided# )hompson -amily ay turned out
to be a wonderful success. )he e$ent o$er B00 residents and was a $ery positi$e
e!perience for e$eryone who participated.
141. A. has attracted
(. was attracted
C. attracts
. attra%te#
As '2m sure you saw# e$eryone really en/oyed the piCCa during snac" time. 't was
delicious and what the occasion called for. ' hope that this taste& testing# combined
with the coupons we
142. A. e)a%tly
(. directly
C. repeatedly
. uni*uely
istributed to the families participating# will generate some additional business for you in
the wee"s and months ahead. 't was certainly meaningful to me that you chose to support
this "ind of e$ent. 't says something about your business.
' will be sure to let you "now about future promotional for your business in
)hompson.
143. A. e)am$les
(. ser$ices
C. facilities
. opportunities
't would be my pri$ilege to support your business while you support the par"D 'f you any
*uestions or suggestions# please don2t hesitate to call.
.nce again# than" you $ery much for your interest in and suppsrt of the par".
Sincerely#
+att Stewart
-riends of )hompson 5ar"
EA8FG A00&8282
S.A/0A.1
SA23A A3 S4A
9eco$er# rela!# and recei$e at the Stargate Sauna and Spa with a sauna or steam# soa" in a
rela!ing spa#&&&&&&&&&&&re$italiCe and soothe your soul with one of Stargate2s massages.
144. A. soon
(. after
". then
. later
Choose from a traditional Chinese massage# Horean style# aromatherapy# body scrub# or a
good old&fashioned head and foot massage. ,ith o$er 20 professional licensed masseurs
on staff e$ery day# we are sure to ha$e the style to suit your&&&&&&&&.
145. A. nee#s
(. duties
C. promises
. charges
,e ha$e separate# lu!urious# lounge areas for men and women to rela! in. So the ne!t
time you feel the need to&&&&& yourself# come and chec" us out.
146. A. repair
(. recreate
". re5uvenate
. reno$ate
:EIE: B#S).:A,9EJCE SK?A9E +A::
(?S'JESS 4.?9S1 80A+ L 885+
54.JE1 E200G A00&M;FA
1)$erien%e# 6((i%e7A#ministrative Assistant
Energetic# new public relations agency is loo"ing for a&&&&&&&&&& talented
.fficeNAdministrati$e
147. A. highness
(. higher
C. highest
. hi!hly
Assistant to /oin and help organiCe a small but rapidly growing team. You will ha$e at
least 2&B years office e!perience# be a self&starter with a Ocan&do2 attitude# and ha$e the
ability to bring order to chaosD uties will include1 word processing such as leeters#
reports# and proposalsP de$eloping 5ower5oint presentationsP creating and maintaining
filing systemsP creating E!cel spreadsheetsP organiCing meetingsP and managing the
diaries of consultants and other general office management duties. e!perience as an
administrati$e assistant
148. A. ,hile
(. 'f
". +hether
. Since
in the 59 or media industry is of $alue# it is not essential. )o be successful in this role#
you will ha$e e!cellent communication s"ills# be&&& in all +icrosoft applications#
particularly
149. A. a%%om$lishe#
(. gifted
C. proficient
. *ualified
5ower5oint# and ha$e an outstanding eye for details. )he position is open to both part&
time and full&time applicants# and fle!ible wor"ing conditions are offered.
8( you &elieve you (it the %riteria9 are &ri!ht9 ener!eti%9 an# $roa%tive9 $lease su&mit
a ": outlinin! your s$e%i(i% e)$erien%e &y 'ri#ay9 ;uly 7 to
re%ruitment<sin%lair.%om.
5lease note only candidates that meet the criteria will be short&listed and contacted.
.on!ue at last 0ives away .heir 3ew Al&um .itle
.he Shar$ .on!ue has &&&&&&&&&let the world in on the title of the group2s ne!t album.
150. A. (inally
(. e$er
C. lastly
. permanently
)erence )yron and Co. ha$e decided on E*ualiCers as the follow&up to 200%2s studio
effort in 9e$olution#&&the band2s manager# Shawn :ewins"y.
151. A. a%%or#in! to
(. depending on
C. in accordance
. in compliance
)he album is set to hit stores nationwide on Jo$ember 8A# while the first single# )o Hill#
will begin airing on the radio in two wee"s.
1quali=ers was produced by @ohn Stac"# whose e!tensi$e credits include .he Stone9
1volution9 .he 0irl9 Bryan >%A#ams# and .he 4arty. +ore details of the &&&&&&&&& as
well as tour plans are e!pected to be made public in the coming wee"s.
152. A. release
B. noti%e
C. confidence
. a$ailability
.he .on!ue now has se$eral tours scheduled# including one here in our city at the 3rand
ome on ecember 8%.
,uestions 153-154 re(er to the (ollowin! memoran#um.
)o 1 )echnicians
-rom 1 +ar" 9icardo
As the company is doing some re$iews on cost reduction measures# there will be a
management $isit to our office ne!t wee". ,hate$er the results of the $isit may be. '
want to con$ince management that the target of the cost reduction should not be our
branch.
' want e$erybody to put on their $ery best outfits and be on full alert. 5lease ma"e sure
that the cleanliness of our office surroundings and showrooms is in top condition. ,e
need to be $ery detailed in our daily maintenance with a total change in the outloo" of
our office# including a full scrub of our walls and floors within the office.
' need B $olunteers from amongst you to carry out this tas". Anybody interested in
wor"ing o$ertime please approach :ynn or myself by today.
' am sure that all of us will stand tall through this test and emerge $ictoriously.
>ar*.
153. +hat is the $ur$ose o( the memo?
A. )o measure the capabilities of all the branch office managers.
(. )o reduce the o$erhead cost in the branch office.
C. )o recruit $olunteers for a charity organiCation to help the needy.
. .o alert an# $re$are the em$loyees (or a visit &y the %om$any #ire%tors.
154. +hi%h o( the (ollowin! is 36. a request ma#e in the memo?
A. E$eryone should wear their best clothes to wor".
(. +a"e sure the office is spic&and&span.
". 1very one must su&mit their tar!et !oals (or the year.
. Some people need to wor" e!tra hours.
Art in 3ature
Calling all art lo$ersD )he Jational Arts e$elopment Council is bringing to you this
August a sensational art e!hibition li"e ne$er beforeD 5resenting Art in Jature. ,e are
pleased that this e!hibition is made possible by the generosity of local enterprises#
business associates# and museums from four other countries who ha$e contributed to Art
in Jature.
)he e!hibit# which comes with a large $ariety of more than world&renowned sculptures#
will be displayed in the open fields of the Jational (otanical 3ardens. )hese fine outdoor
sculptures will loo" /ust as beautiful in our par"s and gardens as they do in a museum or
any pri$ate home because they were created to be part of nature.
,hat better way is there to rest and rela! than to ta"e a wal" in the 6'mmerse with Art in
Jature7 area in the midst of these beautiful artistic sculptures during this 8&month free
entrance period. ,e welcome children of any age# but we strongly suggest that you lea$e
your pets at home.
,e e!pect you at the (otanical 3ardensD See you aroundD
155. +hi%h o( the (ollowin!s is 36. true a&out the e)hi&it?
A. 8t will simultaneously &e hel# in (our nations.
(. 't is going to ta"e place outdoors.
C. 't will be an unprecedented e$ent.
. 't is going to be sponsored by local businesses.
156. +hat %an &e in(erre# a&out this e)hi&ition?
A. @o%al artists have ma#e si!ni(i%ant %ontri&utions.
(. 't is best to $iew while rela!ing with a cup of tea.
C. )here will be an entrance free after some time.
. Children will get the most out of the displays.
157. +hat restri%tion is mentione# in the announ%ement?
A. (e$erages are only allowed on the patio.
(. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
". Animals are not allowe# in the e)hi&it.
. Iisitors may not touch any of the sculptures.
'orest "halets
A getaway that you must ha$e
oes the ringing of your alarm cloc"# the rush for a *uic" brea"fast# dashing through the
crowd to catch the subway to ma"e it to wor" /ust on time# and wor"ing laboriously at
your des" for more than F hours a day sound li"e your lifeQ )hen# brea" away from life2s
momentum# and get away to en/oy life and beyondD ,e understand your getaway needs
atwo -orest Chalets. You ne$er ha$e time to rest# ha$e ne$er planned for a getaway# and
are always tired from your daily wor". ,e cannot change your life at -orest Chalets# but
we guarantee a re/u$enating e!perience and a world of rela!ation. ,e will teach you how
to rest and rela!.
-orest Chalets is situated on an F00&meter&high mountain in the midst of a beautiful
rainforest. Complete with all chalets facilities# we often the following with a $B00
6Special 3etaway7 pac"age1
Special ouble elu!e 9oom-ree usage of our gym
(rea"fast at your fingertips 8F&hole golf course
6All You Can Eat7 lunch and dinner Complimentary entry to our spa
.ther ser$ices a$ailable1
,hole day pass to our spa facilities $20
-ull body massageR $00
Aromatherapy treatmentR $00
Acupressure treatmentR $F0
Couple massageNAromatherapy pac"ageR $200
3uided golf with a professional golfer $8F0
*by a licensed masseur or therapist
Call now# and boo" at 8&F00&FFF&82B%# or go to www.forestchalets.com for more details
158. +ho #oes this a#vertisement mainly tar!et?
A. 5eople who want to pursue a different direction in life
(. 5eople who don2t wish to spend much money on $acation
C. 5eople who need to get bac" into shape
. 4eo$le who are %au!ht u$ with the #aily routines o( li(e
159. +hat is 36. $art o( the $a%*a!e &ein! o((ere#?
A. +eals
B. 'itness %enter
C. 3olf lessons
. 3reens fees
160. +hi%h o( the (ollowin! servi%e is 36. $er(orme# &y a %erti(ie# s$e%ialist?
A. -ull body massage
(. Aromatherapy treatment
". A roun# o( !ol( with a $ro !ol(er
. Couple massage
,uestion 161-164 refer to the following announcement
8m$ortant 3oti%e
E)o be "ept posted in clear $iew at all timesG
Su&5e%t1 Schedule of (uilding ,or"s
3oti%e #ate1 +arch 80
th
+ritten &y1 +i"e Connor# Chairman of the .ffice of 5ublic 9ecords
)he .ffice of 5ublic 9ecords has been scheduled for a series of reno$ation wor"s ranging
from new wiring and the changing of tiles and carpets to the installation of fire pre$enti$e
panels. )his will be done floor by floor beginning on April 8. Affected offices will be
temporarily relocated to another allocated space within the building. )he affected floors#
relocation schedule# and allocated space are as follows1
-loor Affected 5eriod Allocated Space for 9elocation
8 April 8&80 Second -loor
2 April 88&20 )hird -loor
B April 28&B0 -ourth -loor
% +ay 8&; -ifth -loor
0 +ay 80&8; -ourth -loor
't will be necessary to ma"e new schedule changes as une!pected delays may occur.
epartments with more staff will e!perience temporary o$ercrowding. ,e urge all
$isitors to these offices to come during normal operating hours before and after the
reno$ations to a$oid any incon$eniences.
,e want to e!press our than"s for your "ind understanding and tolerance toward our staff
during this unpleasant and incon$enient period.
161. +hat is the $ur$ose o( the announ%ement?
A. )o restrict unnecessary staff members from $isiting the wor" area
B. .o $rovi#e a timeta&le (or some o((i%e renovation wor*
C. )o than" employees for their support in the wor"
. )o prepare for an une!pected shipment delay
162. +here will em$loyees on the !roun# (loor li*ely &e on >ar%h 15?
A. )he first floor
(. )he second floor
C. )he third floor
. .he (ourth (loor
163. .he wor# Aur!eB in $ara!ra$h 29 line 2 is %loset in meanin! to
A. 'nfluence
B. 1n%oura!e
C. Support
. Command
164. urin! whi%h $erio# will the em$loyees on the (ourth (loor not &e a((e%te#?
A. A$ril 11-20
(. April 28&B0
C. +ay 8&;
. +ay 80&8;
Alison 3ail
MA0 .!ford Street
Cambridge# +A 028%A
ecember 8#200M
Armstrong )elecom
Customer Ser$ice epartment
0F0 Jeward A$enue
Hennedy +A 028BF
ear .fficer&in&charge#
(eing pleased with the *uality of telephone ser$ice pro$ided by Armstrong )elecom# '
ha$e been a happy customer of your company for more than 82 year. Your 'nternet
ser$ice is something ' would li"e to bring to your attention today.
' started using a dial&up connection with Armstrong )elecom in the early days about A
years ago when internet access was a rising trend. As the need for more speed arose# '
signed up for your broadband ser$ice si! months ago# e!pecting a tremendous
impro$ement in internet access speed. 4e internet bandwidth was within my e!pectations
initially# but after a few months# $ery website ' $isited started to crawl li"e a snail. Your
house&call engineer $isited and chec"er my broadband wiring and assured me that
e$erything was normal. 4e said the problem ' fa$ed was probably due to a sudden surge
internet traffic.
About 2 months ago# ' called to complain again# only to get answer that the company was
upgrading some internet networ"ing de$ices. ' was patient and waited for the
impro$ement# but the situation got e$en worse.
' am now fed up# and# if the problem persist# ' am seriously considering switching my
'nternet access pro$ider. ' am re*uesting the solution to this problem be addressed
immediately# or ' will sign up with a new pro$ider.
)han" you.
Alison Gail
165.+hy #i# >s.0ail write this letter?
A. )o show het appreciation for the *uality ser$ice she has recei$ed o$er the years
(. )o re*uest the reconnection of het telephone line
". .o ma*e a %om$laint a&out her 8nternet %onne%tion
. )o upgrade the speed of her 'nternet connection
166.+hen #i# >s.0ail start usin! the %om$anyCs 8nternet servi%e?
A. 12 years a!o
(. A years ago
C. % months ago
. 2 months ago
167.+hat will result i( >s.0ailCs reques is not met?
A. A legal battle will ensue
(. 'nternet lines will be disconnected
". .he %om$any will lose a %ustomer.
. She will purchase another telephone.
3E+ Computers has stopped the ,all Street headlines with its organiCation wide
restructuring e!ercise. 3E+ Computers# a computer giant# sold its low margin
competiti$e des"top di$ision. 'n recent years# 3E+ Computers has spent billions of
dollars in$esting in the des"top di$ision# where low cost manufacturers ha$e managed to
stay at the top of the competition. 4owe$er# 3E+2s des"top products ha$e $irtually
stopped e$ol$ing and ceased ma"ing new products despite its hea$y spending on 9S.
)his has caused the cash L stric"en company to offer its loss&ma"ing di$ision to
Electronic. As one of the leading computers companies# Electronic paid $0 billion to buy
the di$ision. )he mar"et deems this as more fa$orable to 3em# as it recei$ed more than
what it deser$es for selling the di$ision. 't is e!pected to pay off most of its multimillion
dollar loans and a$oid filing for ban"ruptcy for some time. Economists comment that
3E+ will start turning a profit as long as it "eeps with its core products of mini
computers and mainframe systems.
168. ,hat is being reportedQ
A. )he slow rise of the di$ision to the top of its field
(. )he listing of a computer company on the stoc" mar"et
C. )he new spending budget for 3E+ Computer2s 9S epartment
. .he sellin! o( a stru!!lin! #ivision o( 01> "om$uters
169. ,hy did 3E+ Computers ma"e its decision to ma"e the mo$eQ
A. Electronic made an offer they couldn2t refuse
B. .he %om$any was on the ver!e o( &an*ru$t%y
C. )he di$ision was not ma"ing enough profits.
. )he demand for computer des"tops was low
170. 4ow is the news being interpreted be the mar"etQ
A. 3E+ will soon become obsolete
B. 01> !ot the &est o( the #eal
C. Electronic will start ma"ing a lot of money
. )he des"top di$ision will recei$e more funds
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TT You may $isit our website at1 www.oab.com or call us at 8&F00&;FF&FFFF for1
9e*uest for account history
Change of billing address
.ther account related matters
171. ,hat sort of document is thisQ
A. A credit card statement
B. A &an* transa%tion re%or#
C.A accounting statement
. A withdrawal form
172. ,hat is the smallest payment the account holder must pay by April20 #200MQ
A. D35.00
(. $8A;.%0
C. $2;;.%2
. $F00.20
173. ,hat is "nown about the account holderQ
A. Ee has &een s$en#in! his money unwisely.
(. 4e tra$eled to many cities in +arch.
C. 4e li"es to read while tra$eling
. 4e is $ery fond of e!otic foods.
174. ,hat should +r.,hite do if he wishes to ha$e his bill sent to a new locationQ
A. ,rite a letter to the Jew @ersey office
(. Call the toll&free number
". 1-mail the a%%ount mana!er
. Iisit the nearest American (an"
175. .n which date did +r.,hite withdraw the most amount of money from an A)+Q
A. +arch B #200M
(. +arch 8M #200M
C. +arch 20# 200M
. >ar%h 15 92006
,uestions 176-177 refer to the following application form.
"re#it "ar# A$$li%ation
E all blan"s must be filled in to ensure *uic" processing G
5ersonal information 1
-irst name 1
:ast name 1.
'dentification 1
4ome contact number 1..U wor" contact number 1
.
E&mail 1

Ecity #postal codeG

4ow long ha$e been residing at the abo$e
address Q..................................................
's your home rented or owned Q...................................................................
Financial information 1
@ob employment 1
Employer1
,hat is your annual wageQ Echec" one bo!.G
:ess than $80#000 $80 &20#000 $20&$00#000
$00 & $800# more than $800#000
o you hold any other credit cards Q E yesU noG if yes #please indicate
types of credit cards you hold.
Ee! 1 $isa # +aster card #iners club# etc. Glist up to four.
E8G E2G. EBG. E%G
..
o you ha$e any outstanding loans with your current credit cards Q E yesU
no G if yes #please indicate the type EsG of loan EsGand the remaining balance EsG
E8G
E2G
176. ,hat would most li"ely happen if an applicant did not pro$ide all the informationQ
A. )he application will automatically be re/ected.
B. .he a$$li%ation will ta*e lon!er to &e $ro%esse#.
C. )he applicant might ha$e to pay a ser$ice charge.
. )he applicant2s employer will be contacted.
177. ,hich of the following information is J.) as"edQ
A. Jame
B. 4ro(ession
C. Credit card number
. Yearly income
.o$i%F securities transactions and asset disclosure act
+ritten &yF accounting department
As employees of a securities bro"er# we are all sub/ected to the new Securities
)ransactions and Assel isclosure Act E S)B082BG which has been enacted to impro$e
transparency in the industry. All employees are re*uired to adhere to the act. 't is a
re*uirement for us to post the act for e$ery employee to read carefully
Se%urities
G
.ransa%tions an# Asset is%losure A%t
8. All employees must fill out an S&20 from declaring the securities purchased and
sold during the last B months for each *uarter of the year. E@anuary #April# @uly#
.ctoberG
2. All employees must fill out an S&B0 from declaring the securities purchased and
sold by their immediate family Espouse# parents# and siblingsG for the last M
months for e$ery si! months of the year .E @anuary and @ulyG
B. All employees must fill out an S&%0 from declaring a detailed listing of all
securities purchased and sold for the last year with all ma/or assets listed.
E-ebruaryG
Securities such as stoc"s# mutual funds# and bonds must be declared. All transactions
with an e*ui$alent of more than $80#000 in currency $alue must be reported as well.
Employees2 property $alue and ban" accounts are some of the ma/or assets that must
be declared as well. )he selling and buying transactions of all properties must also be
declared.
178. ,hat is the purpose of this announcementQ
A. )o con$ey a nem go$ernment rule
B. .o #is%lose the wron!#oin!s o( em$loyees
C. )o report the company2s financial status
. )o distribute shares of the company stoc"s
179. ,hich of the following information should be pro$ide on the S&B0 formQ
A. )he interest earned from a sa$ing account
(. )he di$idends recei$ed from stoc" in$estments
". .he investment earnin!s %olle%te# &y a s$ouse
. )he increased $alue of a property
180.)he word 6adhere7 in paragraph 8# line B is closest in meaning to
A. unite
(. /oin
C. abide
. atta%h
,uestions 181-185 refer to the following memorandum and e&mail message.
MEMO
.o F All sta((
Su&5e%tF >an#arin s$ea*in! sta((
+r.,ang # a $ery distinguished guest who manufactures and distributes red wines in
China# will $isit us in Jew Yor" ne!t +onday. Although +r.,ang is well $ersed in
written English# he has e!pressed concerns about his con$ersational s"ills since this will
be his first $isit to America.
As 3reat ,all 9ed ,ine is a potential big buyer of our grape products# we want to ma"e
his trip a memorable one. ' would li"e to e!tend this in$itation to anyone who spea"s
+andarin to assist +r.,ang for the se$en days when he is in town to resol$e any
language barriers and to a$oid any unnecessary misunderstandings. ' would prefer this
person be a current employee of Sweety 3rapes as he or she will ha$e the added
ad$antage of understanding our company2s wor"ing style and culture.
)he /ob is simple. You will pic" +r.,ang up at the airport with some of out e!ecuti$es to
welcome him. You will ser$e as an interpreter during his $isits and meetings tin the
office. ,e will also re*uire your presence and assistance when ta"e him for meals and
city tour during the wee"end. -or se$en days# you may be re*uired to perform social
acti$ities at night and on the wee"end. ,e hope that we can get someone from out team
to assist us.
+y sincere gratitude#
:ucy +ayson Elucym=sweetygrapes.com
.o1 lucem=sweetygrapes.com
'rom1 ,aynelee=sweetygrapes.com
Su&5e%t1 +r.,ang2s $isit
ear +s.+ayson
' am sure that ' can be of assistance if you still need someone for the translation
assignment am a ?.S citiCen# but my parent are Chinese. (eing a traditional Chinese and
most of the translation re*uirements e!cept with technical or special terminology# for
which ' will to refer to a dictionary.
' will be a$ailable for the whole ne!t whole ne!t wee" the e!ception of the need to go on
an onsite inspection on ,eds day. ' am *uite certain that ' can reschedule that inspection
if necessary .' will ma"e myself a$ailable and open to meet any of +r.,ang2s scheduled
acti$ities during his time with us.
,ayne.
181. +hat is the $ur$ose o( the memoran#um?
A. .o request some assistan%e
(. )o announce the business trip of a colleague
C. )o in$ite the staff to a Chinese party
. )o welcome a new employee to the company
182. +hat %an &e in(erre# a&out >r.+an! ?
A. 4e cannot spea" a word of English.
(. 4e is not $ery fond of tra$eling to Jorth America
C. 4e owns the largest wine manufacturing plant in China
. Ee will &e well ta*en %are o( #urin! his visit.
183. +hy #i# +ayne write the e-mail?
A. )o re*uest a transfer to the company2s branch office in China
(. )o respond to a message he recei$ed from :ucy +ayson
C. )o as" for a wee" off to $isit his family members
. .o volunteer (or an assi!nment mentione# in the memoran#um
184. +hat ma*es +ayne a !oo# %an#i#ate (or the 5o&?
A. Ee is &ilin!ual
(. 4e has been wor"ing at the company for many years
C. 4e is familiar with the client
. 4e is not busy for the entire wee"
185.+hat %an &e im$lie# in the email?
A. )he company will start importing goods from China
(. +r. :ee will be busy escorting +r.wang ne!t wee"
C. ,ayne will be ta"ing a crash course in Chines
. .he onsite ins$e%tion will !o as s%he#ule
,uestions 186-190 refer to the following classified and e&mail message.
Secondhand Goods for Sale
All the goods and furniture in my apartment are for sale at unbelie$able prices1
'tem Age ConditionN9emar"s 5rice
Computer des" with
a reading lamp
8yr :oo"s new and well maintained
A minor scratch on the side of
the des"
$%0
:eather sofa and an
armchair
Byrs 'n great condition $F0
Small boo" cabinet 2 yrs ,ooden cabinet $%0
Sony %27 tele$ision 2 yrs (rand new E!cellent buyD $B00
,ashing machine 0yrs -unctional. +inor issues with
programming
$F0
+icrowa$e o$en Byrs Still coo"s well $80
Coo"ing utensils 8&Byrs Suitable for simple coo"ing $20
Hou wonCt !et $ri%es li*e these anywhere. 1verythin! liste# must &e sol# the en# o(
this month. As 8 will &e leavin! the %ountry on the (irst o( ;anuary9 8 am o$en to
ne!otiatin! a #eal with anyone $i%*in! u$ 3 items o( more.
8 %an also $rovi#e trans$ort (or the &ul*y liste# i( #elivery is within the %ity .1-mailF
5ohnlittle<hotmail.%om
.o1 /ohnlittle=hotmail.com
'rom1/amesV/ohnson=email.com
Su&5e%t1 Secondhand 3oods for Sale Ad
4i. ' saw your ad$ertisement in the aily Jews. ' am new in the city and ha$e a new#
employ apartment. Your list caught my attention right away# as the things you ha$e for
sale are /ust what ' need for my new apartment. ' need the basic stuff for my daily needs#
and it would be great if ' could come and ta"e a loo" at the items .Also# could you
pro$ide me with the details of the problem you mentioned with your washing machineQ
9eally could use it since ' ha$e to wal" fi$e bloc"s to do my laundry.
Also '2d li"e to "now how much of a discount you are willing to offer me if ' pic" up the
sofa tele$ision# and washing machineQ
Anyway# due to my long wor"ing hours and night class# ' am only a$ailable to meet on
)uesday and )hursday nights. ' am a$ailable the whole day on Saturdays and Sundays.
+y mobile EF02G%%B;&;FF;.
@ames
186.+hat is &ein! o((ere# to the &uyer at no %ost?
A. elivery
(. Coo"ing utensil
C. A reading lamp
. .ne month2s rent
187. +hy is the owner !ettin! ri# o( his use# !oo#s?
A. 4e plans to replace them with new furniture
B. Ee will &e movin! overseas
C. 4e is in need of money right away
. 4e is mo$ing into a furnished apartment
188. +hat is the $ur$ose o( the e-mail messa!e?
A. .o inquire a&out the items on sale
(. )o see" information about the apartment
". )o respond to a re*uest made
. )o find out if deli$ery is a$ailable
189. 6n whi%h #ay will 'ames &e availa&le to meet with ;ohn?
A. )uesday morning
(. )hursday afternoon
". Satur#ay a(ternoon
. Anytime on wee"days
190. Eow mu%h will it %ost ;ames to $i%* u$ the items he is intereste# he is
intereste# in with out the #is%ount?
A. $F0
B. D160
C. $B00
. $%M0
,uestions 191-195 refer to the following telephone bill and announcement.
Sun .ele%ommuni%ations
www.suntelecoms.com
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Statement period1 1 ;une - 30 ;une9 2006
)otal due1 D59.15
5ayment due date1 ;uly 159 2006
Account1 ;FF BB2 200M
Account name1 Angelina 5ar"er
%AA ,hite 4ouse
ri$e
California# CA
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A%%ount Summary
(asic Subscription
City Calls to City Cell 5hones
irect ialing omestic E.ut of CityG Calls
irect ialing 'nternational :ong istance
Calls
Super Surfer 'nternet Access
$80.00
$0.00
$F.00
$80.M0
$20.00
)otal1 $0;.80
ire%t ialin! "all etails
omestic 'nternational
Jumber uration Charge Jumber Country uration Charge
282 8F8 00F8
002 000 BB8A
002 000 BB8A
B2 min.
80 min.
80 min.
$%.F0
$2.20
$8.00
EF2G2 2M0M 82B%
E2AG B 000 B%0M
S. Horea
S. Africa
7 min.
8 min.
$M.AF
$F.F2
ANNOUNCEMENT
,e would li"e to announce a change in rates effecti$e @uly 8# 200M. ,e ha$e
summariCed how it will affect you in the following table.
)here will be an increase of an a$erage 0.0W per minute for irect ialing
'nternational Calls. )he country listing is a$ailable at
www.suntelecoms.comNintl.
6ther u$#ates as o( ;uly 192006F
Users of our Super Surfer Service can now enjoy an average increase of 60% in
Internet bandwidth due to our equipment upgrading
!e have increased our technical staffing to improve our response time for any service
calls
"illing information and statements for the past #$ months are now available on the
website with user login %lease apply for your logon today at
wwwsuntelecomscom&login
8;8. 4ow much will +s. 5ar"er pay for domestic long distance callsQ
A. $0.00
B. D8.55
C. $80.M0
. $2%.80
8;2. ,hat does the phone bill implyQ
A. +s. 5ar"er ma"es most of her calls from her cell phone.
(. )he long distance calls are cheaper on the wee"ends.
C. )here is a fi!ed rate on the telephone bill e$ery month.
. An!elina s$en#s a lot o( time sur(in! the 8nternet.
8;B. ,hich of the following ser$ice will J.) be a$ailable in @ulyQ
A. -aster 'nternet connection
(. Speedier international calls
". ,ui%*er te%hni%al servi%e
. A$ailability of billing statements
Servi%e .y$e 6l# /ate 3ew /ate
(asic Subscription $80.00 $82.00
City Calls to City Cell 5hones $0.88 per minute $0.8% per minute
irect ialing omestic Calls $0.80 per minute $0.8B per minute
Super Surfer 'nternet Access $20.00 per month $B0.00 per month
8;%. Starting in @uly# from which ser$ice will the users benefitQ
A. 'nternational calls
B. omesti% %alls
C. 'nternet access
. (asic subscription
8;0. :oo"ing at the telephone bill# which ser$ice will li"ely affect +s. 5ar"er the least in
@ulyQ
A. 'nternet access
(. 'nternational phone calls
". omesti% %ells to %ell $hones
. (asic monthly fee
,uestions 196-200 refer to the following news report and poll
)he millions of people in Huala :umpur who commute to wor" e$ery day are
fed up with their daily tra$els. +any solutions to the traffic problems# including
the introduction of a light rail system# more highways# and wider roads by the
)ransport Authority# ha$e been proposed and implemented in recent years to
ease the traffic situation. 4owe$er# with unpredictable daily traffic /ams#
continuous road construction and congestion# and accidents# these solutions used
by policyma"ers ha$e not made much difference to commuters.
)his problem once again became more apparent from $oting polls that were
ta"en from )he Straits )imes and (erita 4arian. )hey showed that the people
are $oicing their concerns to policyma"ers. ue to the e!tensi$e media
co$erage# the authorities "now the people of Huala :umpur are loo"ing for
answers. +ore than three&*uarter of the polls indicated the traffic problem as the
most urgent issue.
Simultaneously# city planners are unwilling to propose a ta! increment for new
transport pro/ects because the issue of ta!es has always been $ery sensiti$e. )his
implicates a cut on other state pro/ects or new bonds to be issued to fund a new
transit system or rail system.
"ommutin! in Iuala @um$ur an# the Ilan! :alley Are
1. Eow mu%h time #o you s$en# on your #aily %ommute to an# (rom wor*?
AG :ess than B0 minutes (G :ess than M0 minutes CG 8&2 hours J >ore than 2 hours
2. Eow #o you %ommute to wor* #aily?
AG (y car BJ By &us CG (y light rail G .thers
3. +hi%h mo#e o( $u&li% trans$ortation #o you see as a $riority (or #evelo$ment?
AG (us (G )rain CG Subway J @i!ht rail
4. Eow su$$ortive woul# you &e i( you were to &e as*e# to $ay a hi!her sales ta) to
(un# new $u&li% trans$ortation $ro5e%ts?
AJ 3ot su$$ortive at all (G Jot so supporti$e CG Kuite supporti$e G Iery
su$$ortive
5. Are you willin! to %han!e your mo#e o( trans$ortation to $u&li% i( it saves you
a&out hal( an hour a #ay?
AG Iery unwilling (G Jot so unwilling "J ,uite willin! G Iery
willing
ata from )he Straits )imes & 2#000 H: motorists phone polls on @une 8# 200M.
Accuracy N Error XN& BW.
8;M. ,hat has the )ransport Authority J.) done to try and impro$e the traffic
problemsQ
A. (uild more highways
(. ,iden the local roads
C. 4a$e more trains running
. Ban %ars (rom &usy areas
8;A. ,hat is (erita 4arianQ
A. A $ollin! %om$any
(. )he )ransport Authority
C. A rail company
. A go$ernment ta! office
8;F. According to the report# why are the go$ernment authorities reluctant to propose a
new pro/ectQ
A. )he construction will ta"e too long.
B. 6ther $ro5e%t (un#in! will &e %ut.
C. )hey feel the current system is wor"ing fine.
. )here is no demand for a new system.
8;;.According to the poll# how do most of the citiCens of Huala :umpur commuteQ
A. (y car
/esults
8. AG 22W (G 2AW CG %8 W G 80W
2. AG AMW (G FW CG 82W G %W
B. AG 8 BW (G 8 BW CG M%W G 80W
%. AG BBW (G 2AW CG 20W G 80W
0. AG 20W (G 8%W CG %BW G 2BW
B. By &us
C. (y light rail
. (y subway
200.,hat does the result of *uestion number % in the poll suggestQ
A. )he go$ernment should fund the new pro/ects by increasing ta!es.
B. .he &est way to (un# new $ro5e%ts is &y %uttin! other state $ro5e%ts.
C. )he go$ernment should try getting pri$ate funds.
. )he local go$ernment must as" the federal go$ernment for support.