2007년 10월 월모의고사1 팟2.3.4 +정답

PART2 BAB/CCA/BAB/BCA/ BAB/ CBC/ ABC/ CBA/ BAB/ ACB/ PART3 CBD/ BAD/ BCA/ BCD/CBC/ BAA/ BDB/ CBA/ BDB/ ACA PART4 ACB/ DCD/ BBD/ BAD/ CAB/ DAC/ ABD/ CCD/ ACA/ BDC/ Part2 11. DO you know when the meeting is supposed to start? a)Every week. b)Right after lunch. c) I met her in the morning. 12. How much is the bus fare to Melbourne? a) A dollar and a half. b) Yes, I think it is fare. c) It's about 10 kilometers. 13. Who put up that sign in the coffee lounge? a) I already signed it. b) I think Mike Burns did. c) At the cafe on the cornor. 14. DO you require a credit card to check in? a) I just checked in. b) NO, I will pat by check. c) Yes, that is our company policy. 15. How did you get the bike you're riding? a) I will write to the store. b) Yes, on the hiking course. c) I bought it over the Internet. 16. Dont's you want to join our exercise class? a) I'll try to if time permits. b) I don't wear glasses. c) Yes, I exercised this morning. 17. Weren't you going to the supply room? a) Some ink for the printer, please. b) No, Monica did, instead. c) It's on the second floor. 18 Why didn't you close the window? a) Because it was stuff in here. b) I looked out the window. c) I'd be happy to. 19. Would you prefer a seat near the window or in the corner? a) Yes, I'd prefer that. b) Either is OK. c) I put it in the corner. 20. You're going to the baseball game tonight, aren't you? a) NO, it wasn't very exciting. b) I am planning on it. c) Ywe, it was a great game. 21. What is the new secretary's name? a) Hikaru was named section chief. b) Yes, Ruth retired. c) I haven't met her yet. 22. Mr. Tanaka has already finished editing his proposal, hasn't he? a) Not that I heard. b) Yes, that's what he proposed. c) No, it's finished. 23. Why isn't the dry cleaner open today? a) I don't know why they cleaned it. b) The owner died. c) No, it isn't. 24. Can I give you a hand with the bag? a) NO, thanks. I can manage. b) I bought it last week. c) Yes, a few days ago. 25. Would you liked free ticket to the concert tonight? a) It was fantastic. Don't you agree? b) Thanks, but I've made other plans. c) I couldn't find a ticket. 26.Didn't you enjoy Dan's presentation? a) Yes, he did, didn't he? b) I don't like to talk in front of crowds c) No, it wasn't very informative. 27. Excuse ne, but could you please turn off your cellphone? a) Sure, it's 675-8811. b) Sorry, I thought left it in the car. c) Don't worry. It'll be on soon. 28. It's really humid out today, isn't it? a) No, it's not in anymore. b) No, I'm going to stay inside. c) You can say that again. 29. Where are you going over the weekend? a) To the theater that just opened. b) Yes, I was transferred to Chicago. c) By Sunday afternoon. 30. Oliver was supposed to attend the seminar last week, wasn't he? a) Yes, we will o to the seminar. b) Yes, but he had to cancel. c) No, Joan led the seminar. 31. Are you going to the hotel by shuttle or by taxi? a) I'll wait for you here then. b) It runs every half an hour. c) Neither, actually. 32. Is it going to cost a lot fix the color printer in the office? a) It usually takes a couple of hours to fix it. b) It's not used that often. c) I have no idea. 33. What's the weather forecast for tomorrow? a) Gold prices should go up. b) Rain, I think. c) Yes, it was hailing. 34. What kind of products do they make? a) Mainly home cleaning equipment. b) Yes, they were very kind to us. c) We're going to make fuel cells. 35. When can we go back onto the factory site? a) It was completed in April. b) After security sweeps the area. c) Yes, they're back in the factory. 36. Was the assembly line shut down this afternoon? a) yes, there was an accident. b) I'll try to get there before it closes. c) Right in downtown Seattle. 37. It would be nice to go a day early, don't you think? a) Yes, we had a very nice time. b) I doubt if the boss will allow it. c) No, I think they were late. 38. What made him change his mind about hiring Mr.Kidd? a) Don't ask me. b) Yes, he decided to hire Mr.Kidd. c) No change at all. 39 Would you consider increasing the training budget? a) Yes, we came here by train. b) No, we all lost weight. c) Not right at this time. 40. Can you tell me why no one made any suggestions to cut costs? a) Sure, we saved some money. b) The team supervisor never asked anyone. c) By shifting to a new supplier. Part3 41~43 M: Did you hear the good news? A big Australian chemical company is going to build a 240-million-dollar plant on the edge of town with a 130-person workforce. W: Great! Maybe I'll finally be able to find a job and my brother's trucking business will expand. M: This will mean more tax revenue for the country, and the new high school the community has been taking about can finally be built. W: I have been dreaming about seeing my son play football in a big new stadium. 44~46 W: I'm looking for a bike in the $300 range. The Green-path bike trail is going to be extended and will be passing right by my office complex, so I thought I would get a little exercise during my lunch break. M: Yes, I heard the local government is going to ass eight miles to the trail. Well, we have a large selection of bikes and a special on this one right here which has been marked down $75 to $210. W: I like the color. And the price is right too. I probably should buy a pump and a spare inner tube in case I have a flat. M: Fine. And you should get a helmet, if you don't have one already. 47~49 M: You work for the hospital that's going to close down, don't you Betty? W: Yes, I've been a nurse there for 35 years, and now management is telling us they don't have any money left in the pension plan I paid into all those years. M: I'm in the same situation. My union is negotiating our company pension with the auto parts company I work for. The company wants to cut it by 40 percent so they can save money. If the union doesn't agree, management says they'll file for bankruptcy. W: Hm...we should see what the Employee Pension Insurance Agency can do for us. 50~52 M: Here's the money I collected from the staff member for the picnic at the company's lake cottage. W: Thanks, Kenji. Could yu take a look at this game list? M: Sure, but I'm not any good at games. My interest is racing. W: That's OK. Just read through the list and see if the directions are clear. 53~55 M: The head of the Japanese consulate in Chicago is going to talk about direct investment in the U.S. tomorrow. W: Yes. My boss in the economic development department arranged for him to meet the mayor at 10. They're going to discuss the possibility of a Japanese. M: I understand if they agree, it'll employ at least 300 full-time people. That'll be good news for the community. W: Yes, and it'll give a dozen researchers and graduate students at the university some part-time work, too. 59~61 W: I have completed the architectural plans for your company's head office solar building, Mr.polaris. M: How much energy do you estimate this design will save us? W: My estimate shows a cost saving of 80 percent. If you add roof panels, which would cost an additional 16 percent, you should be totally self-sufficient and independent of the utility company. M: Great! Let's go with the roof panels. This way when we advertise our engine additive products on TV, people will be able to see that our company is a socially responsible, environmental neighbor. 62~64 M: This is Miguel Sanchez. I bought some travel insurance on the 12th, 10 day ago, from your company for a trip to Germany, and I haven't gotten the policy yet. W: Could you me your zip code, Mr Sanchez, and the policy number the sails agent gave you at the time of purchase? M: My zip code is 48104, but I misplaced the policy number. I'm sorry. W: According my records it was mailed out on the 14th. We sent you a confirmation by e-mail on the 12th with the policy number and emergency phone numbers, so you can print that out, if you don't get it before you leave on your trip. 65~67 W: Did you see that pink striped shirt your boss wearing yesterday? M: Claudio always says cloths make the man. He heads up PR, so he likes to be seen when he attends trade shows. He appeals to young people, and that is our main market. The more game sales he generates for the company, the bigger our bonuses. W: But he wore a tiny bathing suit in Las Vegas, and he is about 50 pounds overweight. It's not like he's all muscles. 68~70 M: This is Jimmy Chang with the Westville Times. I hear there was a molten iron spill in your ste디 plant, and a big fire caused some damage. Could you explain the details? W: Part of the facility has been shut down, bur no one was seriously injured. About 25 percent of the employees will have to be shifted to other jobs or to the cleanup effort. M: Have government officials arrived on the scene yet? W: No, the accident was caused by a crane operator's misjudgement. Two people were hurt, but they've been cleared by the hospital. 71~73 In local business news, the Council for Economic Development reported that the local First Federal Savings Bank, which has been serving Branch County since 1925, has been bought out by Harper's Trust and Banking of Detroit. The transaction will be completed by the end of June, according to First Federal's president, John Chen. all 14 branches will continue operation for the next six months under the same name. A new president will be announced next week. Mr. Chen will be retained as a consultant until his retirement in three years. This will be a boost for the local economy, since it will bring new capital for investment. 74~76 This is John Templeton of the Blue Sky Travel Company. I want to confirm‎ the reservations on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad and the arrangements for your company's outing through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park for Saturday, July 7. I reserved the whole train, four passenger cars, and have arranged for three buses to pick up the employees and their family members at the company plant at nine in the morning. We will get on the train at 10:30 and arrive at our destination of Newbury at 12:15. Lunch will then be catered in the pavilion of the Canal Lock Park next to the historic Ohio and Erie Canalway. We'll board the train four our return trip at four o'clock and be back at the plant by 6:30. I'll fax you this information. If you have any questions, please call me at 379-4866. 77~79 Want to give your mother a gift for Mother's Day that she can enjoy throughout the year? Come to Longspur Nursery at 4873 West Jefferson Boulevard across from the Lincoln Crossings and tale advantage of the 20 percent discount sale from this Friday through Monday, May 8, on all of our hanging baskets filled with beautiful flowers. Or a gift from our large variety of trees, shrubs and perennials which include a guaranteed two-year replacement agreement, would also male a lasting memory. Talk to our senior landscape designer, Bertha Klugman, for creative ideas and advice. We're open from eight in the morning to eight at night, Monday through Saturday. 80~82 Good morning! Welcome to Home Appliance and Electronics show. I hope everyone is having fun and finding something new you can use in your home. I'm Raju Patel, the owner of Midwest Appliance Warehouse with stores located in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. What I would like to demonstrate today is new water-saving, energy-efficient washing machine we are beginning to sell at all of our stores from this month. According to our calculation, a family of four can save up to 40 percent on their water and electric bills by using this machine. Once you see how easy it is to operate this machine, take one of the stamped brochures to any of our stores and we will give you a 15 percent discount for the next 30 days on any of the three models we have to offer. 83~85 This is Dr. Sara Sanchez on WKLI's afternoon, My GOOD HEALTH program, for the next 30 minutes. Wherever you are, stuck in a rush hour traffic jam, sunning yourself next to the swimming pool, or just resting at home, sit back and relax while I give advice on how to keep up your good health. Today I would like to talk about a simple diagnosis for strokes that any person can conduct. There are three steps. Ask the person to smile. Secondly see if they can hold their hands above their head. And lastly, see if they can repeat a tricky sentence. If they can't do these three things, take the person to the hospital immediately. It may save their life. And now for a word from our advertisers. 86~88 Thank you for taking time to come to today's luncheon for Dr. Honda. It is not often That we are able to give a 25-tear service award to a Tokyo British Business Chamber member. Dr. Honda's deep interest in facilitating understanding between the British and Japanese business communities has been greatly appreciated by all members. With his studies at Oxford and his background in international finance, he has been the perfect ambassador. He has served as a chairman of the Foreign Investment Committee and has been instrumental in organizing the annual Japanese art auction to raise funds for the international high school exchange program. Unfortunately, he will soon be leaving us to take up a post in indonesia as a director of the Asian Development Bank. 89~91 Before we begin our tour, I would like to give you a brief history of the city of Holland. The city was founded by Dutch immigrants in the 1820's. It became a major port town for the forest industry in Michigan and sent lumber to Chicago across Lake Michigan. Today we are known for furniture making, several excellent universities and the tulip bulb industry. WE are also widely known for our many private and church-related retirement communities, which makes us unique. We are going to take a walking tour of the downtown area and local park, then we'll go to the lake to see the lighthouse. Lastly, w will visit the Van Kamp Tulip Farm where you'll be able to see five million tulips in bloom. You can buy bulbs there, and they will ship them to you in the fall for planting. 92~94 Good afternoon. Thank you for letting me speak at this conference on respiratory diseases. My name is Gregory Petroski, and I do research on the effectiveness of filters for air purifiers. I have been retained by Meta Air, an air purifier company, to explain their new line of home purifiers. For the last 20 years, they have specialized in making equipment for the chip and medical instrument industry. This new product they have designed has the highest rating from three independent laboratories of any air purifier on the market, so it is ideal for your patients. If you would like a free DVD and product information to show your patients, please visit the Meta Air booth, at the entrance of the exhibition area. 95~97 This is a public announcement from the Department of Natural Resources regarding an infestation of emerald ash borers - an exotic metallic-green beetle that is about an inch long. It was first discovered in the Detroit area in 2002, and is suspected of having entered the country in wooden pallets loaded with heavy equipment from China. Eight to 10 million ash trees have already been killed. Two signs of an infestation are a D-shaped exit hole and heavy woodpecker damage to ash trees. Contact your local DNR representative if you see these signs. If your area is quarantined, you may have to cut down the trees and burn them. Do not remove the wood from your property. Infestations can be controlled through the use of insecticides with department approval. 98~100 Welcome to this year's Avar Golf Tournament. We would like to thank all of the members of the Applelton Golf Club and employees from Avar who are serving as volunteers this week. Without your help, this tournament would never be possible. The purpose of this meeting is to go over the security measures. There are 100 members in the security detail. All of you can be identified by the red plastic identification cards you have been given. Wear these around your neck at all times. You have each been assigned to your respective holes and are asked to keep the spectators behind the ropes. Everyone has two-way communication devices. If you have a major problem, contact the local police on-site at 219. The lunchtime cafeteria is located in the big green tent put up next to the clubhouse. Enjoy yourselves. Thank you.