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READING TEST

PART 5

1. The president _____ after he had worked for the company for 30 years.
2. At this company, quarterly bonuses are awarded, _____ all of the sales goals are met.
3. I don't know how to _____ my taste in music.
4. At the end of next week all the division heads will meet to present one consolidated _____
5. What's the _____ of India?
6. Customer: Well, just give me the _____ picture.

PART 6

Questions 7 - 9:

Reading text:

Gardening can be a success

Dear Fellow Gardeners,

Get valuable tips from a newly published book by Tomas Gray. In his book, the writer tells the story about _____(1) he could turn his passion of gardening into a lucrative business.

Owing to increasing customer awareness of the hazards of using a lot of pesticides in food production, people are rushing for organic produce. Only if you have a small back garden you can develop a thriving business _____(2) a couple of years, though.

If you want to start your own business in organic produce, Tomas Gray's book can _____(3) you money.

7. (1)
8. (2)
9. (3)

PART 7

Questions 10 - 11:

Reading text:

The exclusive Montgomery Cafe, located on the first floor of the Gold Star Hotel, is the highest rated cafe in Deville City. The cafe offers only the finest coffee, which is imported once a month from Italy. You can choose from thirty different flavors of coffee, including French Vanilla, Mocha, Raspberry, and Hazelnut. At Montgomery Cafe, we believe that making coffee is an art. All of our new staff members are required to attend an intensive program where they learn how to prepare gourmet coffee. In addition to coffee, the Montgomery Cafe offers the following services:

. A daily selection of gourmet baked goods
. Free Internet access (must spend a minimum of $5.00 at the cafe)
. Fresh ground coffee to take home
. A range of coffee machines and accessories
. Coffee-making classes (applications available at the register)

10. According to the advertisement, what must the cafe's new employees do?
11. What is NOT being offered in the cafe?
Questions 12 - 15:

Reading text:

Proposal for funding of new communications studio at Weston College in Burmingham, Alabama

Background: Weston College has offered matriculating students as well as statewide high school students opportunities to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to become successful in a variety of disciplines within the mass communications field for 20 years. With a small communications program of 100 students, Weston is able to provide students with one-on-one attention and instill program participants with a wide spectrum of educational facilities in order to promote a well-rounded student population. The private college receives less than 5% of its annual income from public funds and mostly relies on private endowments for scholarship and facilities.

Proposal Project: The mass communications department, by request of the students, has decided to create a local television station which would provide community members an outlet for public service announcements, calendars and promotion of non-commercial, not-for-profit events. The station would be entirely student-run with the exception of school advisors and mentors.

Needs: To maintain a competitive status within the educational community. Weston College must keep up with technological advancements made in the communications industry. In order to continue to draw in top achieving students, the school should be able to continually provide students with all the educational facilities larger universities are offering without increasing matriculation costs.

Donor Benefits: The Weston College production studio will honor the program's top donors by using their name on the building and they will be recognized during a ribbon cutting ceremony at the time of the studio's grand opening. Other donors will be recognized publicly when the station is up and running.

12. Why does the college want to build this facility?
13. How will donations from individuals be used?
14. What will the college do to thank the highest donors?
15. Who made the proposal for the new center?
Questions 16 - 20:
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Reading text 1:

Health Note March

The Truth About Supplements? (continued from page 19)
So, ideally, maintaining a varied diet is enough to satisfy the nutritional requirements of adults aged 65 and older. However, some seniors may find this difficult to do, as they lack time and find preparing nutritious meals to be too challenging. In such cases, many doctors agree that taking vitamins and other supplements may be helpful. Even so, physicians believe that these supplements should be carefully regulated so as not to cause unintended harm. According to a controlled study1 by the Research Institute for Aging, some vitamins and minerals can be toxic when ingested in large amounts. For this reason, getting the advice of a trusted and qualified physician before beginning a vitamin regimen is recommended.

1-Health Note was granted advance access to the study, which will soon be available for publication.

*For permission to reprint this article, please write to admin@healthnote.com. Charges apply for publication of the complete article or 500 words or more. Excerpts with fewer words can be reprinted for free, but must be attributed to Health Note.

Reading text 2:

To: Ernst Hopson
From: Gayle Brenner
Subject: Permission to reprint
Date: April 12
Attachment: Reprint request form

Dear Mr. Hopson,

We received your e-mail inquiring about reprinting an article excerpt from the March issue of Health Note. I am providing you with a form, which must be filled out completely and sent back to us. Essentially, you will be asked to cite which parts of the article you would like to reprint in your magazine and state the purpose of your request.

You may return the completed document to us by e-mail. Requests made before the 15th of the month will receive a response by the end of that month. And requests made after that date will receive a response at the beginning of the following month. Approval for reprinting is given by the magazine on a case-to-case basis.

Thank you, and we hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely,

Gayle Brenner

Reading text 3:

REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO REPRINT AN ARTICLE

Date: April 27

Name of Applicant: Ernst Hopson
Address: 1219 Lee Gardens, Arlington, VA 22201
E-mail address: ehopson@psychguide.com
Telephone No.: 555-4189

Name of Magazine: Psychology Guide
(Please provide a link if your magazine is an online publication.)
Link: Not operational

Title of Article: "The Truth About Supplements?"
Publication the article appeared in: Health Note
Issue: March

Which parts of the article do you wish to reprint in your magazine?
I would like to print a portion of the article (200 words) found in the second paragraph of page 5.

What is your purpose for reprinting the article? Psychology Guide will be devoting an entire upcoming issue to the mental health of seniors. Your article mentioned various supplements that help with alertness, and we would like to reprint that paragraph as a short article in the issue.

If my application is approved, I will give appropriate credit to Health Note.

☑ I agree to the above.

16. What is the article mainly about?
17. What does the e-mail suggest about Health Note?
18. What is true about Psychology Guide?
19. What is indicated about Mr. Hopson's request?
20. When will Mr. Hopson receive a response?