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Research

Howmuchmorecoalwasliftedin1992thanin1987?

0.1thousandtonnes

0.2thousandtonnes

0.3thousandtonnes

1.3thousandtonnes

2.0thousandtonnes

Howmuchmorethan"

other"

authoritiesdoLondonauthoritiesspendpersecondarypupilonpremises?

39

47

184

137

Whichwasthemostpopularareaofworkchosenbywomenleavinguniversity?

Administration

Finance

Health

Sales

Teaching

Howmanythousandtonnesofmerchandiseandliquidswereliftedin1991?

2.2

2.8

2.9

3.0

WhatisthetotalcosttoLondonauthoritiespersecondaryschoolpupil?

688

948

985

1,357

1,427

Intowhichtwoareasofemploymentdidacombined19%offemaleuniversityleaversgo?

Admin&

Computing

Health&

Research

Marketing&

Admin

Teaching&

Library

Inwhichyearwasmostmerchandisecarried?

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

Onwhatdo"

authoritiesspend13.8%oftheirtotaloutlayperprimaryschoolpupil?

Books&

Equipment

Premises

Staff

Other

Howmanywomenwentintoteachingwhentheyleftuniversity?

140

650

870

910

In1988howmuchmoremerchandisethanliquidswaslifted?

0.9thousandtonnes

1.0thousandtonnes

1.1thousandtonnes

2.2thousandtonnes

WhatisthetotalexpenditureforaprimaryschoolinLondonwith320pupils?

300,360

303,360

330,306

330,360

360,303

Howmanymorewomenwentintocomputingthanintoresearch?

120

135

195

325

Howmuchmoreliquidwascarriedin1989thanin1992?

0.5thousandtonnes

0.8thousandtonnes

1.5thousandtonnes

1.8thousandtonnes

WhatisthedifferenceintotalcosttoLondonauthoritiesbetweenonesecondarypupilandoneprimarypupil?

260

409

Howmanywomenwentintocomputingandadministration?

940

1040

1100

1140

Inwhichyearwasanequaltonnageofmerchandiseandcoalcarried?

1987

Approximatelywhatproportionofthetotalamountspentperprimarypupilby"

authoritiesisonbooksandequipment?

1%

3%

12%

17%

24%offemaleuniversityleaversgointo

Finance,Research&

Finance,Teaching&

Health,Computing&

Marketing,Finance&

Teaching,Research&

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Thecourselastedtwelveweeks.

True

False

CannotSay

Alessontimeoftwohourswasconsideredtobethebestlength.

Atargetofninetyhourswassetforthecourse.

Thesecoursesarebeneficialtotheentirepopulation.

Thismemoshouldbedistributedtoallstaff.

Statisticsshowthat,onaverage,asecretaryspendsathirdofworkingtimefiling.

MsEspeyshouldbecontactedwithfurtherenquiries.

Allfirmsshouldemployafulltimefilingclerk.

Accordingtothesurvey,executivesinthenorthmakearoundthirty-ninebusinesscallsaday.

Thetelephonewillalwaysbetheexecutive'

smostusedtool.

Overhalfoftheexecutivesinthesurveysaidthattheywastealotoftimeonthetelephone.

Telephonesareoftenmisused.

Visitorssometimesgetoutoftheircartolookmorecloselyattheanimals.

Accidentshaveoccurredwhenvisitorswinddowntheirwindowstotakephotographs.

"

Danger"

signsareplacedeveryfiftyyardsaroundthepark.

Thegeneralpublicshouldbebannedfromsafariparks.

Inthepast,complaintsabouttobaccosmokepollutionwouldhavebeentreatedseriously.

Secondaryinhalation"

isbreathinginanother'

ssmoke.

Medicaljournalshaveproposedthatsmokingshouldbebannedfromoffices.

Smokershaveanincreasedriskofheartdisease.

Wiseparentsshouldpraisetheirchild'

sdrawings.

Teachersandparentsshouldavoidtalkingtoeachother.

Allchildrenwatchtelevision.

Allchildrenshouldgotoplayschool.

SixtypercentofBritain'

smarriedwomenhavetheirowncareers.

Televisionwritersneverrefertowivesas"

herindoors"

.

Womenholdallthetoppostsinthetelevisionindustry.

TheNationalStatisticsshowthatmostcoupleshave2.3children.

TEST2

1. 

The 

main 

difference 

between 

nuclear 

and 

fossil-fuelled 

power 

stations 

is 

an 

economic 

one.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOT 

SAY

2. 

price 

of 

coal 

not 

relevant 

to 

discussions 

about 

the 

relative 

effic

iency 

reactors.

3. 

If 

reactors 

were 

cheaper 

build 

decommission 

than 

fossil-fu

elled 

stations, 

they 

would 

definitely 

have 

advantage.

4.Physicalstimuliusuallywininthecompetitionforourattention.

CANNOTSAY

5.Thecapacityofthehumanbrainissufficienttointerpretnearlyallthe

stimulithesensescanregisterunderoptimumconditions.

6.Eyesareabletocopewithagreaterinputofinformationthanears.

1.Itispossiblethatpermanentstaffwhoareonholidaycanhavetheirworkcarriedoutbystudents.

2.Studentsinsummeremploymentaregiventhesamepaidholidaybenefitaspermanentstaff.

3.Studentsaresubjecttotheorganisation'

sstandarddisciplinaryandgrievanceprocedures.

4.Somecompanieshavemoreworktodoinsummerwhenstudentsareavailableforvacationwork.

5."

Nosmoking"

policieshavemainlybeenintroducedinresponsetocustomerdemand.

6.Allbanksandbuildingsocietiesnowhavea"

nosmoking"

policy.

7.Thereisnoconflictofinterestbetweena"

policyandpersonalfreedomofchoiceforall.

8.Ano-smokingpolicyisinlinewithmostcustomers'

expectationsinbanksandbuildingsocieties.

1.Whichcountryhadthehighestnumberofpeopleaged60oroveratthesta

rtof1985?

A.UKB.FranceC.ItalyD.W.GermanyE.Spain

2.Whatpercentageofthetotal15mmbuttonproductionwasclassedassub-st

andardinSeptember?

AA10.5%BB13%CC15%DD17.5%EE20%AB23.5%AC25%

AD27.5%AE28%BC30.5%

3.Howmanylivebirthsoccurredin1985inSpainandItalytogether（tothe

nearest1000）?

A.104,000B.840,000C.1,044,000D.8,400,000E.10,440,000

4.WhatwastheneteffectontheUKpopulationofthelivebirthanddeath

ratesin1985?

A.Decreaseof66,700B.Increaseof752,780

C.Increaseof84,900D.CannotSay

E.Increaseof85,270

5.ByhowmuchdidthetotalsalesvalueofNovember‘sbuttonproductionva

ryfromOctober‘s?

A.8.50（Decrease）B.42.50（Decrease）C.85.00（Increase）

D.27.50（Decrease）E.Nochange

6.Whatwasthelossinpotentialsalesrevenueattributabletotheproducti

onofsub-standard（asopposedtostandard）buttonsoverthe6monthperiod?

A.13.75B.27.50C.137.50D.280.00E.275.00

1.Whichnewspaperwasreadbyahigherpercentageoffemalesthanmalesin1990?

A.TheTribuneB.TheHeraldC.DailyNewsD.DailyEchoE.TheDailyChronicle

2.WhatwasthecombinedreadershipoftheDailyChronicle,EchoandTribunein1981?

A.10.6B.8.4C.9.5D.12.2E.7.8

3.Whichnewspapershowedthelargestchangeinfemalereadershipbetween1981and1990?

A.DailyEchoB.TheTribuneC.TheHeraldD.TheDailyChronicle

E.Cannotsay

4.In1989,howmuchmorethanItalydiGermanyspendoncomputerimports?

A.650millionB.700millionC.750millionD.800millionE.850million

5.IftheamountspentoncomputerimportsintotheU.K.in1991was20%lowerthanin1990,whatwasspentin1991?

A.1080B.1120C.1160D.1220E.1300

6.Whichcountriesexperiencedadropinthevalueofcomputersimportedfromoneyeartothenext?

A.France&

ItalyB.France&

HollandC.Holland&

ItalyD.U.K.&

HollandE.Italy&

U.K.

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