Look at the charts below. Which chart does each sentence describe? For each sentence choose one letter（A-E）.

The charts below show company sales. Which chart does each sentence describe? 

Sales didn't change from 1998 to 2000. ​
There was hardly any change in the sales throughout the period except for a slight rise on 1999. 
Sales fell in 1999 and rose again to reach the 1998 sales. 
Sales increased steadily from 1998 to 2000. 
Sales fluctuated from 1998 to 2000. 

Look at the graphs below. They show a comparison of the quarterly sales figures for 2000 and 2001 for five different companies A-E.
Which company does each sentence describe?

Sales fluctuated dramatically in 2000, whereas 2001 saw a steady decline in sales. 
Sales rose steadily throughout the two-year period, but the increase was more dramatic in 2001. 
Although sales in 2000 reached a peak in the second quarter, this was the worst period for sales in 2001. 
Sales remained steady for most of the two-year period despite a sudden fall at the end of 2000. 
Sales started slowly in 2001, before recovering in the third quarter, in contrast to the previous year when sales declined steadily. 

Look at the graphs below. They show the passenger volumes for five different airlines. Which airline does each sentence describe?

After a sharp fall in 2000, business recovered slightly the following year. 
Passenger volumes showed strong growth in 1999 but leveled off in 2000. 
The number of passengers decreased steadily throughout the three year period. 
Passenger volumes peaked in 2000 and then fell steadily afterwards.  
The number of passengers remained steady between 1999 and 2001. 

Look at the charts below. The charts below show company profits. Which chart does each sentence describe?

After a small increase in September, there is a sharp fall in October. 
Profits rose steadily from August to October. 
A steady fall in sales during September but increased again in October to exceed the August profits. 

Profits dropped during September but increased again in October to exceed the August profits. 
Profits hardly changed throughout the period ,except for a slight increase in September.

Look at the charts below. Which chart does each sentence describe? For each sentence write one letter (A-E) on your Answer Sheet.
The charts below show company's profits.

After a small increase in September, there is a sharp fall in October.
Profits rose steadily from August to October.
A steady fall in sales during September but increased again in October to exceed the August profits.
Profits dropped during September but increased again in October to exceed the August profits.
Profits hardly changed throughout the period, except for a slight increase in September.

Look at the charts below. The charts below show company sales. For each sentence choose one letter (A-E). Which chart does each sentence describe? 

There was no change until the end of the period, when computer sales rose sharply. 

At first computer sales rose sharply, but then fell gradually for the rest of the period. 

Computer sales showed a dramatic increase for most of the period but dropped slightly towards the end. 

Computer sales fell during April but rose again in May to exceed the March sales. 

Computer sales rose steadily throughout the period. 

Look at the charts below. The charts below show company sales. For each sentence choose one letter (A-E). Which chart does each sentence describe?

There was no change until the end of the period, when computer sales rose sharply. 
At first computer sales rose sharply, but then fell gradually for the rest of the period. 
Computer sales showed a dramatic increase for most of the period but dropped slightly towards the end. 
Computer sales fell during April but rose again in May to exceed the March sales. 
Computer sales rose steadily throughout the period. 

Look at the charts below. Which chart does each sentence describe? 
The charts below show company’s profits.

Profits rose slightly in March and then declined steadily in April and May. 
Profits increased dramatically in March and May. 
Profits rose sharply in April but dropped in May. 
Profits grew steadily in the three months. 
Profits started to increase steadily after a sharp drop in March.

Look at the charts below. The charts below show company profits. For each sentence choose one letter (A-E) . Which chart does each sentence describe? 

Profits rose slightly in March and then declined steadily in April and May.

Profits increased dramatically in March and May.

Profits rose sharply in April but dropped again in May.

Profits grew steadily in the three months.

Profits started to increase steadily after a sharp drop in March.

Look at the charts below. Which chart does each sentence describe? For each sentence write one letter (A-E) on your Answer Sheet.
The charts below show company's profits.

After a small increase in September, there is a sharp fall in October.
Profits rose steadily from August to October.
A steady fall in sales during September but increased again in October to exceed the August profits.
Profits dropped during September but increased again in October to exceed the August profits.
Profits hardly changed throughout the period, except for a slight increase in September.

Look at the list below. For questions, choose the correct letter (A-E). 

​Look at the office plan below. For the following questions, who does these jobs?

Who welcomes visitors and makes sure they go to the right office? 

Who visit customers to show them samples? 

Who purchases supplies for the company? 

Who makes sure the company's products are well made? 

Who looks at the company's costs and its profits? 

Look at the list below. For questions, write the correct letter(A—H). Do not use any letter more than once.

Which department runs courses to teach the staff? 
Which department recruits new staff? 
Which department deals with cash management and investment? 
Which department sends the products to the customers? 
Which department plans how to sell the products?

Look at the articles in a magazine. Decide which article (A-H) each person needs to read. Choose one letter A-H. Do not use any letter more than once.

Elena Nikitina would like to talk to her company's directors in China but she doesn't have the time or money to travel there. 

Diego Vargas wants to know how to make his goods more cheaply. 

Dietmar Kuhlmann needs to find a really good manager for his company in Shanghai. 

Han Mingxif wants to improve his staff's computer skills to help them do their jobs better. 

Brad Woolmer wants people who buy his products to really like them so they buy them again and again. 

Look at the list of phrases below.
For questions, decide which phrases match the features(A-H) of the UPS services.

​Do not use any letter more than once.

Only UPS ExPress PLus guarantees... 

All three services provide... 
With UPS Expedited you can arrange... 
Both UPS Express Plus and Express guarantee... 
An Expedited parcel will arrive... 

Look at the WHOLESALE COMPANIES list (A-H). For questions below, write the correct letter(A—H) . Do not use any letter more than once.

Mr. Young needs envelopes for a mailing he is going to send. 
Rose is looking for new equipment for her gym. 
Jack wants to buy more products for his food store. 
Obama is planning to paint his restaurant. 
Jane wants to buy more stock for her school library. 

Look at the organization plan below.
For these 5 questions, which department does this job?

Which department runs courses to teach the staff? 

Which department recruits new staff? 

Which department deals with cash management and investment? 

Which department sends the products to the customers? 

Which department plans how to sell the products?  

​Look at the graphs below. They show the passenger volumes for eight different airlines.

Which airline does each sentence describe?

For each sentence, mark the correct letter A-H.

Do not use any letter more than once.

After a sharp fall in 2000, business recovered slightly the following year. 

Passenger volumes showed strong growth in 1999 but leveled off in 2000. 

The number of passengers decreased steadily throughout the three year period. 

Passenger volumes peaked in 2000 and then fell steadily afterwards. 

The number of passengers remained steady between 1999 and 2001. 

Look at the list below. Which department does this job? Write the correct letter (A - H). Do not use any letter more than once.

Which department hires new staff?

Which department stores the company’s goods? 
Which department handles promotion of products? 
Which department handles sales? 
Which department works out the company’s costs and its profits?

Look at the graph below. It shows the member of photocopies made by a company over eight months, and the proportions of recycled and new paper use.
Which month does each sentence describe?
For each sentence choose the correct letter A-H.
Do not use any letter more than once.

After a sharp rise in demand, the company was forced to use a larger proportion of new paper. 
For the first time there was a higher proportion of recycled paper in use. 
In this month a balance was achieved between the use of new and recycled paper. 
This month saw the lowest number of copies made on recycled paper. 
Whereas demand for recycled paper remained high, the overall number of copies made fell. 

​​Look at the organization plan below.

For questions, which department does this job?

Which department runs courses to teach the staff? 

Which department recruits new staff? 

Which department deals with cash management and investment? 

Which department sends the products to the customers?

Which department plans how to sell the products?