Question 1 - 4 refer to the following notification
Notification of Open Credit Line PMI Financial
800 Pecan Avenue
Kansas City, MO 40500
Account Number: 28941921043980
June 17
Dan Wernecke
10101 Zafarano Blvd.
Kansas City, MO 40500
Dear Mr. Wernecke,
Congratulations on your new credit account with PMI Financial. It's a compliment to you and your financial planning that your application has been approved. We are pleased to inform you that a credit line of one thousand dollars has been approved for your use. All you have to do is visit a PMI store near you, fill out a request-for-credit transaction form for any amount up to and including one thousand dollars, and PMI Financial will cut you a check right on the spot.
Additionally, based on your good credit standing, extra cash may be just a phone call away. Call me directly at PMI Financial to apply for the money you want.
Karen Mortenson,
Your PMI Financial Manager
1-800-454-3432 ext. 103
1.
What is the purpose of the letter?
2.
How much is Mr. Wernecke's credit line?
3.
What will Mr. Wernecke most likely do if he wants extra money?
4.
The word “transaction” in the first paragraph, line 4 is closest in meaning to
Questions 5 -8 refer to the following information.
MORNINGSTAR REAL ESTATE PARTNERS
OFFICE (956)234-2343 WEBSITE:www.morningstarproperties.com FAX (956)234-3423
APARTMENT RENTAL AGREEMENT
Morningstar Real Estate Partners, as Manager and Agent, rents to Resident(s) Apartment Number 333 located at 7530 San Pedro Avenue, Brownsville, Texas 78320 to be used solely for the purpose of a personal unfurnished apartment residence by: Carry Garcia for a term of nine months and fourteen days beginning June 17 and ending March 31. This Agreement shall be month-to-month and will terminate on April 1. Resident shall pay rent, tax, charges and deposits as set forth below.
Monthly Base Rental Charges: $750 Other Charges and Deposits: $500
Monthly Pet Rent: $15 per month Pet Deposit: $300
Utilities: Natural gas - Paid by Resident
Electricity - Paid by Resident
Water - Paid by Owner
Waste disposal - Paid by Resident
Amount to be paid to the account of Morningstar Real Estate Partners by certified check on a monthly basis: $765
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The rent shall be $765 per month and must be paid on or before the first day of each month. Residents may pay with a personal check, cashier's check, certified check or a money order.
Resident : Carry Garcia Date: June 15
5.
Who is most likely the recipient of the agreement?
6.
How much will Ms. Garcia pay on a monthly basis?
7.
When does the lease begin?
8.
The word “terminate” in paragraph 1, line 4 is closest in meaning to
Question 9 - 12 refer to the following notification
Phone (430)542-3832 Fax: (430)542-3800 E-mail: classifieds@consumermarketplace.com
Consumer Marketplace CLASSIFIEDS
Are you ready to expand your business? Do it with Consumer Marketplace.
With Consumer Marketplace, your advertisement will reach over one hundred thousand homes in the metropolitan area. Our publication is distributed at the first of each month and is sent to homes in neighborhoods all over the city. We offer monthly rates as well as annual rates, and the best part is that Consumer Marketplace is one of the most affordable advertising options available.
For just fifteen dollars a month, you can buy a 25-word advertisement. For only seventy-five dollars a month, you'll get a quarter-page ad. We have several graphic design options to choose from, all of which are included in the basic rate. Call to place your ad today or fax or e-mail your ad copy and we'll provide design ideas and rates.
Line Classified Advertising Rates (Per Issue)
1-25 words: $15 per month
Additional Words: $.75 per word
Optional Tinting $1.50 per word
Quarter-page $75
Deadline for March issue: February 26
9.
What is this notice about?
10.
Who would most likely be interested in this notice?
11.
How much does it cost to include color words in an advertisement?
12.
The word “metropolitan” in the first paragraph, line 2 is closest in meaning to
Questions 13 -16 refer to the following invitation.
MARTIN-CURRY CONSULTANTS
You're invited to join us in celebrating twenty-five years as one of the top structural engineering design firms in the Northeast. The firm will be hosting a reception to honor our clients and friends that have supported us over the years. For a quarter century, Martin-Curry has stood for innovation in structural engineering and project management and has continued to be the engineering firm of choice by supplying its many clients with quality design and service.
Friday, November 9, 6:30 P.M.
Corporate Headquarters
8900 Lincoln Avenue
Providence, RI 02912
Speaker
Victor Martin, Co-founder and Chairperson of the Board
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RSVP to Barbara North by October 31
1779 Elm Road, Providence, RI 02912
13.
Who is NOT likely a recipient of the invitation?
14.
When is the last day to RSVP?
15.
Why is Martin-Curry hosting the reception?
16.
The word “innovation” in the first paragraph, fourth line is closest in meaning to?
Questions 17 -20 refer to the following letter
HUBBLE UNIVERSITY
An Introduction to Risk Assessment and Crisis Management
Course Summary
This course will show how your company can improve its bottom line by using risk assessment to choose projects. We will focus on the evaluation of the expected return of a project as well as its cost by considering hazards and risks. The course will provide hints for comparing alternatives and explore solutions for rebounding from the economic failure of a project. We will also review case studies.
Project evaluation is changing the way decisions are made and has been proven to generate profits in the companies that embrace it.
This course qualifies for the Hubble University Management Certificate Program. With the completion of the learning module and a final project, students will receive credit towards a Management Certificate. This course will be of particular interest to project managers, bankers and insurers.
17.
What is the purpose of the summary?
18.
Where would this summary most likely appear?
19.
Who would NOT be interested in this course, according to the summary?
20.
The word “embrace” in the second paragraph, line 2 is closest in meaning to
Question 21 - 24 refer to the following letter
3000 Andre Drive
Columbus, OH 78321
March 15
Mary Louise Chiu
Glory Banks
4009 Washington Place
Columbus, OH 78321
Dear Ms. Chiu,
Thank you again for the opportunity to interview for the teller manager position. I appreciated your hospitality and enjoyed meeting you and members of your staff.
The interview convinced me of how compatible my background, interests, and skills are with the goals of Glory Banks. As I mentioned during our conversation, my experience as a teller at the Bank of Ohio has prepared me well for a management position. During the last five years, I have learned the ins and outs of customer-service operations in the banking industry. Also, I may have failed to mention during our meeting that I have experience in loan processing as well. I know if given the chance to put this knowledge to use at your institution, I can be an asset to your Glory Bank team. I am confident that my contributions will result in increased productivity and customer satisfaction.
For more information on my experience as a teller, please call Bill Larrinaga at 650-345-9085. I look forward to seeing you again.
Sincerely,
Ralph Yarborough
21.
What is the purpose of the letter?
22.
Why would Ms. Chiu call Mr. Larrinaga?
23.
What experience does Mr. Yarborough NOT have?
24.
When did Mr. Yarborough most likely write this letter?
