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1What is the main purpose of writing the letter?
A.Reservingfood anddrink for areunion
B.Confirming an appointment with theheadmaster
C.Inquiringtheserviceandatmosphere of Bill's Pizza
D.Giving suggestions on their newadvertisement
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2If you create a pizza of your own in large size, how much does it cost at least?
A.$10.25
B.$ 13.50
C.$ 10.75
D.$13.00
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3Which kind of Specialty Pizza only the medium size is offered?
A.Rubi's Pizza
B.Bil's PizzaC) The PBJ PizzaD.The Veggie Pizza
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4The word "eligible" in Paragraph 6, Line 1 is closest in meaning to
A.qualified
B.familiar
C.capable
D.regular
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5Which of the following statements is true according to this contract?
A.Dr. Balignant has a 20-day vacationeach year but with no pay.
B.Dr. Balignant could get a sum ofmoney for lodging.
C.Dr. Balignant has to contribute tothe Saint Lewis Hospital HealthBenefit Project three months later.
D.The agreement cannot be changedwithout the permission of thegovermment.
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6What is Mr. Jack Doe's profession?
A.An accountant of the Sycamore
B.The chief editor of the Times Union
C.The personnel manager of SycamoreCompany
D.A colleague of George Gilhooley
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7What did George Gilhooley major in?
A.Business writing
B.Modern technology
C.Computer programming
D.Software developing
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8What is the main purpose of the second letter?
A.To apply for an ideal position
B.To reject someone who hunted forthe job
C.To ask for references
D.To repeat his interest on theposition
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9Where did George Gilhooley read the ad of Sycamore Company?
A.On New York Times
B.On a book published by the Company
C.On the website of Sycamore
D.On a newspaper named Times Union
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10What can NOT be inferred from George Gilhooley's letters?
A.He has not done very well in themajor learning at college.
B.He has no working experience.
C.He graduated from college with amaster degree.
D.He is full of confidence in gettingthe position.
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August 1st, 2009Office of the Grand Master,Masonic Temple, One North Broad Street,Philadelphia, PA 19107 -2598Dear Sir or Madame,I read your ad on yesterday's business edition of Washington Post, and I am very fond of your serviceand atmosphere. Therefore, I'd like to make the reservation of 120 persons at $ 25 per person for ourReunion Banquet on August 7th, 2009. The enclosure is a check for the reservation fees. Could you sendus more informnation of the prices of the food and drink in details to Penn High School, Camp Hill,Philadelphia, PA 19107-2857? Or call at 8856694 at working hours. I really appreciate it.I am looking forward to your confirmnation.Yours Truly,Harris RadissonThe headmaster of Penn High SchoolEnclosure (Omitted)