Final
Final
Final
Some people argue that reading books is not necessary because students have many other sources to get
knowledge, especially with the power of artificial intelligence (AI). To what extent do you agree or
disagree with this statement?
Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. You should
write at least 150 words.
Wimberley Group will (21) ________ its rent collection system to electronic one. This change will apply to all
apartments effective February 1st. (22) ________. Cash and personal checks will no longer be accepted.
Every tenant need to be create a user profile at www.wimberleygroup.com. After logging in, tenants will be able to (23)
_______ a payment. You can do this by selecting the unpaid bill and then clicking on the button at the bottom of the
screen. (24) ________ you hit “Pay”, the amount you designate will be deducted from your registered credit card or
bank account. If you wish to arrange automatic payments, please click the button labeled “Pay this amount every
month.”
Thank you for you cooperation. If you have any questions, email us at [email protected].
On October 17, your clothing factory will face its yearly government inspection. This annual (25) _________ will
verify that all labor laws are being followed. Your factory passed the (26) ________ evaluation with no major
problems, so our inspectors hope to see a similar level of compliance this time around.
You are (27) ________ obliged to provide access to any part of the factory that the inspectors may wish to see. Failure
to comply in this regard may result in fines and further investigation. Also, the inspectors need to confirm that workers
are being properly compensated. (28) __________.
Faria Deveraj
Inspection Team Leader
City Government of Mumbai
Part 2:
Read the texts below. Each text or set of texts is followed by several questions. Select the best answer for each question
and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
At Hanlan’s, we know that our customers like to drink only the finest coffee from around the world. We also recognize
that they want to be sure that the people who grow that coffee aer treated fairly. Many coffee producers provide their
employees with poor working condition and low pay, which aree practices that Hanlan’s does not support. -- [1] --
Coffee companies that buy their stock on the open market never know exactly where it comes from. But at Halan’s, we
take a different approach. We have exclusive contracts with farms in Guatemala, Ethiopia and Vietnam. -- [2] --.
Because of this, we know exactly who is producing our coffee and the conditions in which it is being grown. We
appreciate all the hard work of our farmers and ensure that they have acceptable working conditions and wages. But our
commitment doesn’t end there. -- [3] --. Hanlan’s pays them an additional 10 percent above current market prices as our
way of saying “thanks”.
Furthermore, to give even more back to these communities, we have started the Hanlan’s Development Foundation.
Each year through this organization, we put five percent of our total corporate profits into building schools, water pumps
and purification plants, and health care facilities in the towns and villages near where our coffee is grown. The main
goal is to make certain that all our workers’ children are safe, healthy, and have the chance to go to school and receive a
full education. -- [4] --.
Find out more about Hanlan’s development projects, our coffee producers, and what can do to support our cause at
www.hanlancoffee.com/foundation.
The Woodlands Merchants Associations is planning to host Thursday evening concerts on the Center Square
lawn from May 28 through July 2, from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. We have held the concerts over the past few years
and have had a good turnout every time. However, these events do entail a significant expense for the
association, as we most pay our performers. As a result, we are offering local businesses the opportunity to
sponsor a concert. This will help the association to control costs while promoting your stores or shops to the
public.
A sponsorship includes a banner with your business name on it that will be attached to the performance stage.
You have the option of setting up a promotional booth on the lawn and are allowed to hand out flyers or give
away coupons and product samples. Those sponsoring a concert for $500 or more will also have thir business’s
name, logo, and contact information printed with event advertisements in The Woodland Times newspaper.
The Woodlands Merchants Association aims to bring together the business community and local residents, and
the sponsored concerts will be an enjoyable way to achieve that goal. If you would like to participate, contact
the event coordinator, Dan Perry, at [email protected] to finalize the sponsorship
arrangements.
Below is the concert schedule. Sponsorship rates were determined by the cost of the performer or band. Each
sponsorship package includes a banner and one promotional booth if desired. Co-sponsorship by two
companies is also permissible. Any distributed items are not part of the listed cost and must be paid for by the
sponsor. Sponsors must be current members of the Woodlands Merchants Association.