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9 / 100

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9.	The trouble is that our suppliers are unable to provide ______ materials to complete construction. （A）Kitchen equipment （B）A bookshop （C）A tour guide （D）The men’s clothing department (A) (B) (C) (D)

10～12 / 100

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Questions 10-12 refer to the following memorandum.

TO ALL EMPLOYEES:

On Tuesday, June 17, the ______ of the reception area will begin.
10.
（A）reauthorizing
（B）reopening
（C）reforming
（D）remodeling

During this process, the front entrance will be closed. All visitors will need to enter ______ the employee entrance by the parking lot. Visitors will need to be

11.
(A）among
（B）against
（C）through
（D）within

met at the employee entrance and guided to the office. The route through the building is complex for our visitors, and _______ the laboratories are open to the public.

12.
（A）none of
（B）never more
（C）not until
（D）either way

Employees will need to leave their desks unmanned when meeting guests. While away, other employees will have to answer coworkers’ telephones.

10.	（A）reauthorizing （B）reopening （C）reforming （D）remodeling
11.	（A）among （B）against （C）through （D）within
12.	（A）none of （B）never more （C）not until （D）either way

13～17 / 100

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Questions 13-17 refer to the following letter and e-mail.

Mar. 7, 2006

Dear Ms. Lee:

Jameson Holdings would like to invite you to consider purchasing the apartment you are currently renting in Craftwood Court.

You have lived in the unit for 12 years now and your current lease expires in three month’s time. The company has decided to convert Craftwood Court into condominiums and so will be unable to offer you an additional lease. The purchase price for your unit would be $93,000. Although the exact monthly cost will depend on bank financing charges, your monthly mortgage payment may very well be less than your current rent.

This same offer is being made to all Craftwood Court tenants. My assistant, Ruth Walker, and I will hold an informational meeting to familiarize prospective buyers with the conditions of condominium ownership. It will be held next month on the seventh at 7 p.m. in Mr. Bridgestone’s apartment.

Should you decide against purchasing your unit, your current lease requires one month notice to the company to avoid late notification penalties. Under no circumstances will rental be possible after conversion of the building to condominium ownership.

We look forward to your response and hope that you will continue to occupy your Craftwood Court apartment in light of the opportunities condominium ownership has to offer.

Sincerely,

Albert Townsend, Craftwood Court Manager
Jameson Holdings
townsend@jameson.com

Albert Townsend <townsend@jameson.com>
Monica Lee <mlee3@valleywest.net>
Time: 17:49 pacific time
Date: Mar. 16, 2006
Subject: condominium conversion

Dear Mr. Townsend:

I have given considerable thought to the possibility of purchasing my apartment as was outlined in your letter of March 7. I find the price to be quite reasonable, and the current San Diego market situation makes the purchase of real estate in the local area an intriguing possibility. Many tenants will no doubt take you up on your offer.

I have, however, decided against doing so and will vacate my unit at the end of my current lease. I have been considering relocating out of the San Diego area for some time now and feel this may be a good opportunity to do so.

I wish your company the best with its plans for Craftwood Court. In fact, when I next visit San Diego, I would be very happy if you could take a little time out of your busy schedule to meet me. I’d like to know how the place where I have spent so many happy years has progressed.

Sincerely,

Monica Lee

13.	What is this company planning to do? （A）Rent Craftwood Court apartments （B）Tear down Craftwood Court （C）Make this building an office building （D）Convert Craftwood Court into owned units (A) (B) (C) (D)	14.	Who has been invited to the meeting in Mr. Bridgestone’s apartment? （A）Owners of the building units （B）All of Jameson Holdings employees （C）Tenants of the building （D）Potential renters (A) (B) (C) (D)
15.	Why is Ms. Lee NOT accepting the company’s offer? （A）The price is too high. （B）She is moving away. （C）The market is poor. （D）She already owns a condominium. (A) (B) (C) (D)	16.	Where does Ms. Lee plan to live? （A）Outside the San Diego area （B）In her current apartment （C）At Ruth Walker’s home （D）In the old Bridgestone unit (A) (B) (C) (D)
17.	What does Ms. Lee suggest she might do? （A）Move back into Craftwood Court （B）Buy a condominium （C）Refuse to leave her apartment （D）Visit Albert Townsend (A) (B) (C) (D)