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Questions 163-165 refer to the following information.
The Hills Fitness Center
Price Rates good through the end of the current calendar year
Students (ages 13-17)
Monthly dues……$25
Yearly dues……$220
Adult (ages 18-59)
Monthly dues……$60
Yearly dues……$620
Senior Citizens (ages 60 and over)
Monthly dues……$40
Yearly dues……$425
Family
Monthly dues……$110
Yearly dues……$1200
A one-time processing fee applies to all new memberships.
The processing fees for student, adult, senior citizen, and family memberships are $10, $35, $25, and $40, respectively.
Membership includes unlimited use of the spa, gym, Olympic-size swimming pool, and other athletic facilities.
Three complimentary sessions with a personal trainer and one-day free admission pass for a guest are also offered with membership.
Childcare is available for children up to the age of six for $5 an hour per child.
The childcare center is located on the first floor.
Possession must be stored in the personal lockers provided in the changing room.
Combination locks are available free of charge.
For further registration information, please contact Mr. Scott A. Hunt at (225)578-8200
The Hills Fitness Center
304 Thomas Road,
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
How much will a 65-year-old person pay for a yearly membership

A. $40
B. $110
C. $425
D. $630

Questions 166-168 refer to the following article.
Kaiser Chemical Co. is proud to submit its entry to the 7th annual Innovation Contest to be held in the San Diego Convention Center, November 24-26, 2007. The product is a new type of insulation material. Thanks to its unique microstructure, it can keep the houses warmer in the colder winter months and cooler in the summer. This means that using our new insulation will result in a substantial reduction in the consumer heating and cooling bills.
In addition, our new insulation is made without any harmful chemicals. Moreover, our new insulation functions equally well in humid and dry climates.
We invite interested scientists and observers to visit our information booth in the annual Innovation Contest and to meet our company CEO, Mr. Howard Peterson, who is giving a presentation on the product at 10 a.m. on November 25.
What can be inferred about the new insulation

A. It is most useful in small houses.
B. It represents innovation in chemistry.
C. It is currently being used in the San Diego Convention Center.
D. It needs to be tested in dry climates.

Questions 172-174 refer to the following document.
Reporting Period Covered:
May 1, 2007-September 30, 2007
The following report has been prepared for the Town Council of Snell Grove.
In this report we present the findings of our research, and then our recommendations.
Apparently, it appears that the commercial retail market is still very buoyant. However, a close examination proved this impression to be inaccurate.
・ There are only one grocery store and one pharmacy.
・ There are no department stores.
・ Town residents are forced to buy some essential items outside of Snell Grove. So, they are going to the Mari City for those items not locally available.
In addition, the commercial district is in urgent need of cosmetic repairs.
・ The streets are narrow and poorly lit.
Based on this analysis of the commercial district of Snell Grove, we recommend several steps.
・ The town planners must create monetary incentive to attract new business.
・ The business district must be renovated to attract more customers.
・ centrally located shopping centers
・ a wider variety of shops and more attractive streets SIT Consulting Solutions
What type of document is the passage most likely from

A. A retail catalogue
B. An end-of-the-year report
C. A company newsletter
D. A market analysis report

Questions 160-162 refer to the following advertisement.
Devlin Bootmaker is a company which manufactures and retails a very exclusive luxury brand of boots solely for men.
Devlin Bootmaker was founded fifty-five years ago by Mr. Keith Devlin, a Arizona rancher who found himself wearing out two pairs of boots every year and vowed to make the world better boots. Today his granddaughter still runs the company and actively participates in the design of new boots.
Our factory in Phoenix is state-of-the-art and we are able to handle any sized order. Devlin boots are hand-stitched from the finest leathers. They are well worth the extra cost if you are likely to be using your boots in particularly wet conditions. In addition, the boots are designed for style with contemporary design details added to the classic upper look and a unique outsole design for each style.
We offer a total satisfaction guarantee on all our products. If you are dissatisfied for any reason, simply send them with your receipt directly to the Returns Department at our order processing facilities in Phoenix, Arizona and you will receive a full refund of the purchase price.
Devlin Bootmaker Returns Department:
957 7th Street, Suite C,
Phoenix AZ 85007
Phone: (602) 542-1101
What are the purchasers asked to do if they are not satisfied with Devlin boots

A. Write to Devlin boots for a refund
B. Call the factory to get a brand new pair of boots
C. Take it back to the store where they were purchased
D. Send boots back to the order center

Questions 175-176 refer to the following memorandum.
MEMORANDUM
To: All staff
From: Brian Candler (B.Candler@pobox.com)
Delivery date: Mon, 28 May 2007, 13:47:03
Subject: Long-distance calling instructions
Next month, there will be an important change to the way we make long-distance telephone calls. This should help provide extra security for our telephone systems. Your authorization number will go from four digits to five digits in length. A "3" will be added to the start of your authorization number. For example, if your number was "1234" , it will change to "31234" . Remember that if you have automatic telephones or fax machines, they will have to be reprogrammed.
* The authorization number is not necessary when making local calls.
Why is the change outlined in this memo made

A. To reduce costs
B. To adapt to a new phone system
C. To increase the security of the communication system
D. To provide automatic dialing

Questions 169-171 refer to the following lecture schedule.
Modern Architecture Around the World After World War II
The Illinois Arts Council is pleased to announce the schedule of this year’s Modern Architecture Lecture Series.
This year’s series of lectures will feature a variety of architects from all over the nation and will focus on how modern architecture serves residents of urban environments.
The lecture will be held in the Stone Auditorium on the second Tuesday of every month from 6 p.m. to.8 p.m. A question-and-answer session will follow the lecture.
Details of each lecture can be obtained at our web site www. state. il. org, and those who wish to attend the lectures are advised to contact the Stone Auditorium box office on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to make reservations and pick up tickets.
・ Box Office phone: 401-651-4727
・ Manager’s phone: 401-651-4268
Why should someone visit the The Illinois Arts Council web site

A. To learn more about the lectures
B. To make reservations
C. To vote in online elections
D. To participate in online discussion

Questions 175-176 refer to the following memorandum.
MEMORANDUM
To: All staff
From: Brian Candler (B.Candler@pobox.com)
Delivery date: Mon, 28 May 2007, 13:47:03
Subject: Long-distance calling instructions
Next month, there will be an important change to the way we make long-distance telephone calls. This should help provide extra security for our telephone systems. Your authorization number will go from four digits to five digits in length. A "3" will be added to the start of your authorization number. For example, if your number was "1234" , it will change to "31234" . Remember that if you have automatic telephones or fax machines, they will have to be reprogrammed.
* The authorization number is not necessary when making local calls.
What change is NOT stated in the memo

A. The change will take place next month.
B. Phones may need to be reprogrammed.
C. Authorization numbers will be made longer.
D. Local calls will require an authorization number.

Questions 169-171 refer to the following lecture schedule.
Modern Architecture Around the World After World War II
The Illinois Arts Council is pleased to announce the schedule of this year’s Modern Architecture Lecture Series.
This year’s series of lectures will feature a variety of architects from all over the nation and will focus on how modern architecture serves residents of urban environments.
The lecture will be held in the Stone Auditorium on the second Tuesday of every month from 6 p.m. to.8 p.m. A question-and-answer session will follow the lecture.
Details of each lecture can be obtained at our web site www. state. il. org, and those who wish to attend the lectures are advised to contact the Stone Auditorium box office on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to make reservations and pick up tickets.
・ Box Office phone: 401-651-4727
・ Manager’s phone: 401-651-4268
What is the subject of the lecture

A. Today’s architects and architecture
B. The comparison of the old and new construction methods
C.The decline of construction work in Illinois
D. The change of construction material

Questions 163-165 refer to the following information.
The Hills Fitness Center
Price Rates good through the end of the current calendar year
Students (ages 13-17)
Monthly dues……$25
Yearly dues……$220
Adult (ages 18-59)
Monthly dues……$60
Yearly dues……$620
Senior Citizens (ages 60 and over)
Monthly dues……$40
Yearly dues……$425
Family
Monthly dues……$110
Yearly dues……$1200
A one-time processing fee applies to all new memberships.
The processing fees for student, adult, senior citizen, and family memberships are $10, $35, $25, and $40, respectively.
Membership includes unlimited use of the spa, gym, Olympic-size swimming pool, and other athletic facilities.
Three complimentary sessions with a personal trainer and one-day free admission pass for a guest are also offered with membership.
Childcare is available for children up to the age of six for $5 an hour per child.
The childcare center is located on the first floor.
Possession must be stored in the personal lockers provided in the changing room.
Combination locks are available free of charge.
For further registration information, please contact Mr. Scott A. Hunt at (225)578-8200
The Hills Fitness Center
304 Thomas Road,
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
Which group pays the lowest processing fee

A. Adults
B. Students
C. Senior citizens D. Families

Questions 166-168 refer to the following article.
Kaiser Chemical Co. is proud to submit its entry to the 7th annual Innovation Contest to be held in the San Diego Convention Center, November 24-26, 2007. The product is a new type of insulation material. Thanks to its unique microstructure, it can keep the houses warmer in the colder winter months and cooler in the summer. This means that using our new insulation will result in a substantial reduction in the consumer heating and cooling bills.
In addition, our new insulation is made without any harmful chemicals. Moreover, our new insulation functions equally well in humid and dry climates.
We invite interested scientists and observers to visit our information booth in the annual Innovation Contest and to meet our company CEO, Mr. Howard Peterson, who is giving a presentation on the product at 10 a.m. on November 25.
What is NOT mentioned as an advantage of the new insulation

A. It reduces heating bills.
B. It is made of safe chemicals.
C. Internal insulation costs less than external insulation.
D. It functions well in dry climates.

Questions 169-171 refer to the following lecture schedule.
Modern Architecture Around the World After World War II
The Illinois Arts Council is pleased to announce the schedule of this year’s Modern Architecture Lecture Series.
This year’s series of lectures will feature a variety of architects from all over the nation and will focus on how modern architecture serves residents of urban environments.
The lecture will be held in the Stone Auditorium on the second Tuesday of every month from 6 p.m. to.8 p.m. A question-and-answer session will follow the lecture.
Details of each lecture can be obtained at our web site www. state. il. org, and those who wish to attend the lectures are advised to contact the Stone Auditorium box office on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to make reservations and pick up tickets.
・ Box Office phone: 401-651-4727
・ Manager’s phone: 401-651-4268
When does the question-and-answer session begin

A.At 10 a.m.
B. At 5 p.m.
C. At 6 p.m.
D. At 8 p.m.

Questions 172-174 refer to the following document.
Reporting Period Covered:
May 1, 2007-September 30, 2007
The following report has been prepared for the Town Council of Snell Grove.
In this report we present the findings of our research, and then our recommendations.
Apparently, it appears that the commercial retail market is still very buoyant. However, a close examination proved this impression to be inaccurate.
・ There are only one grocery store and one pharmacy.
・ There are no department stores.
・ Town residents are forced to buy some essential items outside of Snell Grove. So, they are going to the Mari City for those items not locally available.
In addition, the commercial district is in urgent need of cosmetic repairs.
・ The streets are narrow and poorly lit.
Based on this analysis of the commercial district of Snell Grove, we recommend several steps.
・ The town planners must create monetary incentive to attract new business.
・ The business district must be renovated to attract more customers.
・ centrally located shopping centers
・ a wider variety of shops and more attractive streets SIT Consulting Solutions
According to the passage, why do consumers shop outside of Snell Grove

A. Items are less expensive.
B. Snell Grove’s commercial area is overcrowded.
C. Mari City is more conveniently located.
D. Snell Grove’s shopping district is underdeveloped.