Example:
● Read this letter about buying a computer.
● Choose the best word to fill each space from the words below.
● For each question82–86, markoneletterA, B, C or Don your Answer Sheet.
1 April
Dear Mr White
Re: Supply of XR6 Workstations
I have pleasure in confirming our ability to meet your requirements for the Silicon Graphics workstation. In view of your special needs, I suggest that you place your order for the agreed equipment as soon as possible. The ........(82)........time for hardware for example is 6 weeks from receipt of order to ........(83)........ . Thus, an order placed with us tomorrow will ........(84)........ delivery to your site by the week commencing Monday, 15th May. All orders must be accompanied by a ........(85)........ of 20% of the total amount shown on the attached ........(86)........ .
Yours sincerely
Vincent Law
Sales Manager
82AdeliveryBarrivalCtransportDpostage
83AinstitutionBinitiationCintroductionDinstallation
84AcompelBensureCpromiseDmaintain
85AportionBcostCdepositDdiscount
86AchequeBquotationCchargeDdemand
The correct answers are: 82 A, 83 D, 84 B, 85C, 86B
Reading Part 2, Section 3 Filling gaps in a text (5 questions)
You have a text with .ve words missing. You have to think of a word to .ll each gap.
Example:
● For questions87–91, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space.
● Write onlyoneword in each space on your Answer Sheet.
Example:He is very interested ……….………. computers.
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Answer:
Millionaire who just loves carsJohn Pajackowski is a tall, thin, fit 54 year old who is worth an estimated ￡145 million thanks to his Car Trader magazines.
Back in …….…(87)…….… 1960s, John was working in America, selling British sports cars. It was hard work but …….….(88)….…….. he was there, he saw a magazine with pictures of cars for sale. The magazine was regional and anyone ….…….(89)…….……. advertise their car in it for a relatively small fee. What impressed John most was that ……….…(90)….……. single advertisement had a picture of the car, unlike normal newspaper adverts, which just provided a written description.
