Janet reads out an extract from her diary to Kate.

A.away

B.out of

C.for

D.in

A./Iks/, “out”

B./Iks/, “former”

C./eks/, “out”

D./eks/, “former”

A.Jenny will like Mark

B.Jenny is an attractive girl

C.Jenny will be happy to meet Mark

D.Jenny will agree to go out with Mark

Mrs. John always reads fashion magazines in order to ______ the latest fashion.

A．keep on

B．keep out

C．keep up with

D．keep up on

g to which she's traveling.

for two or three times and students are to note down the words they could catch as they listen as much as possible.

A.Answering questions.

B.Gap-filling.

C.Dictogloss.

D.Sequencing.

and operators below are allowed in the expression: + - * / % () Your program should be able to deal with multiple cases of input. Sample Input 3 + 5 * 6 (2+32)/2-6 Sample Output 33 11

A good reader may use the highest speed of reading when ______ .

A．he is trying to find materials for his report

B．he is trying to work out a maths problem

C．he reads the material most useful to him

(a)Define a promissory note.

(b)State whether each of the following negotiable instruments is valid.

(i) A bill reads "pay ＄1,000 out of money to be received by you from Mr. Gao".

(ii) A bill of exchange reads "pay ＄10,000, charge the same to the sale proceeds of 100 cartons of toys shipped per SS Mingzen".

(iii) A bill of exchange which is stated as being payable on arrival of goods at a specified port.

(iv) Is a bill of exchange which is payable on a person's marriage valid？

(v) A bill of exchange is drawn in favour of a minor, a person below the age of eighteen.

(vi) A bill of exchange reads "we hereby request you to pay on our account to the order of Gao＄1,000".

(vii) A bill of exchange reads "pay to our order the sum of ＄5,000 in accordance with your undertaking authorized through Bank of Hongkong".

(viii) Is a cheque which reads "pay order" valid？

(ix) A promissory note reads "I promise to pay on or before Dec 1st, 1998 Mr. Gao or order the sum of ＄10,000 only for value received. Signed".

(x) Is a promissory note which reads "to be paid back in full by 1 July, 1988" valid？

Discussion—about 5 minutes

In this part of the test the examiner reads out a scenario and gives you some prompt material in the form. of pictures or words. You have 30 seconds to look at the prompt card, an example of which is below, and then about 2 minutes to discuss the scenario with your partner. After that the examiner will ask you more questions related to the topic.

For two or three candidates

Scenario

I'm going to describe a situation.

A company is planning to introduce a general training programme for new employees. Talk together about the topics the company could include in the programme and decide which 3 you think are most important.

Here are some ideas to help you.

Prompt material

&8226;Computer skills

&8226;Company rules

&8226;Customer service

&8226;Etiquette

&8226;Company facilities

&8226;Product training

&8226;Foreign Language

&8226;Financial Report

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