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Questions 186 through 190 refer to the following e-mail and menu.
From: Marilyn Cantarella To: Jason Kaplan
Subject: Menu changes
Hello, Jason,
Our board of directors met last week to discuss what changes we want to make in the menu for our popular Dixie Grill restaurants. They were of the opinion that we need to make our food more appealing to those people looking for less fat and fewer calories.
I agreed with their decision and they asked me to develop some new food ideas that reflect this decision. I came up with some recommenda-tions, which they have reviewed, but before acting on anything, they wanted to know what you thought of them. They specifically want to know how difficult it would be to incorporate some of the new dishes and what we should charge for them.You can see that I haven’t put any prices on anything.
I think in the future more and more restaurants will want to target people concerned with how much fat and how many calories they are consuming in their diet. Even fast food restaurants are acting on this trend.
I have another question for you. Do you think we should include a breakdown of all entrees in terms of nutrition, including amount and kinds of fat and calories, or do you think this be a turnoff to many customers? We want people to continue to think of us as friendly.
I look forward to getting your response.
The Dixie Grill
The Popular Choice: Where the Costs Are Down and the Flavor Up!
Salads and Sandwiches
Keep It Simple Tossed Salad Iceberg and romaine with tomatoes
Romaine and More
Romaine salad with black olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, and blue cheese
Dixie’s Special Salad
Organic baby mixed greens, cherry tomatoes
All salads can be topped with your choice of: roast turkey
shrimp tuna
Build a Sandwich
Choose any Cold Cut: Roast Beef, Turkey, Ham Add any Cheese: Swiss, Cheddar, Provolone Pick a Bread: White, Wheat, Pumpernickel
And Tell Us What Else You Want on It: Mayo, Mustard, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles
186. What is the e-mail mainly about?
a. what the board of directors of the Dixie Grill like to eat
b. why the Dixie Grill menu has dishes that are high in fat
c. where the Dixie Grill restaurants are located
d. introducing dishes with less fat and calories
at the Dixie Grill
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187. Why are salads and soups recommended as new menu dishes?
a. They are tastier.
b. They tend to be easier to make.
c. They have fewer calories and less fat. d. They are usually less expensive.
188. Which food can you top a salad with? a. shrimp
b. provolone c. roast beef d. ham
189. Which can you get both on a salad and in a sandwich?
a. turkey b. shrimp
c. provolone d. tuna
190. How is the Dixie Grill described in both the e-mail and the menu?
a. as being clean
b. as being friendly c. as being popular
d. as being reasonable
Questions 191 through 195 refer to the following letter and coupon.
Dear New Club Member:
We welcome you as a new member of our hotel club and congratulate you on your good taste. As you know we have a wonderful facility here, complete with tennis courts, pools, putting green, and business centers.We hope you will
be staying with us on a regular basis.
option of staying here much more frequently than that. Just call our reservation desk and book your space.
Because you have recently joined our club, we want to reward you with a $50 gift certificate to our lovely Italian Restaurant, Spesso. This fine eatery offers exquisite Northern Italian cuisine, so we know you will be pleased to dine there. It is on the top floor of the hotel and offers spectacular views as well as delicious food.
If you should require anything out of the ordinary during your stay here, please contact me personally and I will ensure that any of your needs are met. Remember, our motto here is “The guest comes first,” and we intend to do just that.
Again, please drop by my office and say hello. I enjoy meeting all our guests.
Sincerely,
Bobby Bryant, Manager Gloriana Hotel Club
Coupon
Spesso Restaurant
Featuring the best Northern Italian food available outside Italy
$50 toward dinner for two or more
Valid Tuesday through Sunday (closed Monday)
Located on the top floor of the Gloriana Hotel Club
Our name is Italian for “often.”
And we hope you will visit us “spesso.”
By joining the club, you are guaranteed the best price for rooms as long as you commit for at least one week per year. Of course, you have the
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191. What is the main purpose of the letter?
a. to greet a new member of the Gloriana Hotel Club
b. to describe what the Gloriana Hotel Club looks like
c. to discuss which times of the year a club member can visit
d. to let club members know that Spesso Restaurant is open
192. Why is the coupon included with the letter? a. The restaurant owner asked to have it
included.
b. The hotel club wants to give its new members a gift.
c. The hotel club just opened the restaurant. d. The hotel club doesn’t want the restaurant
to contact its members directly.
193. What is the reason the coupon cannot be used on Mondays?
a. The restaurant hosts private parties on Mondays.
b. Less expensive meals are served on Mondays.
c. On Mondays the restaurant is very crowded. d. The restaurant is closed on Mondays.
194. What do you learn about Spesso in the letter that is not learned in the coupon?
a. that it serves Italian food b. that it has wonderful views c. that it is on the top floor d. that it is very intimate
195. What piece of information is found in the coupon but not the letter?
a. The value of the coupon
b. What type of restaurant Spesso is c. where the restaurant is located
d. What the name Spesso means
Questions 196 through 200 refer to the following agenda and e-mail.
Chamberlain Arts Council
January 10 Board Meeting Agenda
Greeting: Chamberlain Arts Council Director Fredericka Hodges
Minutes of December Board Meeting: Jorge Ruiz
Treasurer’s Report: Berry Dunmore
Members’ Comments
Publicity Drive: Dahlia Everton
Update on Newsletter: Jan Gies
Group Art Show: Terri Mann
From: Fredericka Hodges [fhodges@CAC.org] To: tmann@yahoo.com
Subject:Arts Council Meeting
Hey, Terri,
I meant to mention to you at the last board meeting that I think we should go ahead with the art show you were going to talk about Monday evening. Because the meeting ran so late, we didn’t have time to talk about it.We never seem to be able to finish our agenda.
I think it would be a fine thing for our organization to have a group show of its members’ art. Certainly we can get some good press out of it, since publicity is one of our main goals.And because there will be many people’s works being shown, including your own, we are guaranteed good attendance at the show’s opening.
By the way, what do you think about the newsletter? I see it as an important step in
getting the word out about our activities.We
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could send it not just to members, but to our mailing list. I think we have everyone’s e-mail as well as home address.
Anyway, let me know what date you think would work for the show.We will have a lot of work to organize it. If you know of people who you think would be willing to help out on the show, let me know who they are and I will contact them.
Best,
Freddi
196. What is the purpose of the agenda?
a. to tell what will be covered at the meeting b. to show that many people will attend the
meeting
c. to encourage members of the arts council to attend
d. to increase the membership of the arts council
197. Why does Fredericka Hodges e-mail Terri Mann?
a. to inform her that the organization has a newsletter
b. to tell her that she wants to go ahead with the group art show
c. to ask her to write a press release d. to get her to help on more projects
198. What does the e-mail suggest about Terri Mann?
a. that she has organized an art show before b. that she is probably an artist
c. that she is a member of the board
d. that she wasn’t at the board meeting
199. What topic is found in the agenda, but not in the e-mail?
a. the newsletter
b. the group art show c. the publicity drive
d. the meeting’s minutes
200. Based on the information in both the agenda and e-mail, what immediate goal does the chamber have?
a. to have many more art shows b. to get a lot of publicity
c. to encourage artists d. to locate more artists
Speaking
This section tests your skills for the TOEIC Speaking Test. It includes 11 questions that measure different aspects of your speaking ability. The test lasts approx-imately 20 minutes.
For each type of question, you will be given spe-cific directions, including the time allowed for prepa-ration and speaking. It is to your advantage to say as much as you can in the time allowed. It is also impor-tant that you speak clearly and that you answer each question according to the directions.
Directions: In this part of the test, you will read aloud the text on the screen.You will have 45 seconds to prepare. Then you will have 45 seconds to read the text aloud. Use a stopwatch or clock to keep track of
your time.
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201. If you have never experienced the warm waters of Puerto Rico, you should definitely plan a visit to this magical tropical island where the beaches are wide and the surf comforting.At Palmas del Sol you will enjoy every amenity under the sun, including a world-class golf course, tennis courts, a spa, and more. Ride the waves of the Caribbean or lie aimlessly on the beach under your private shade tree. This resort offers five different restaurants, each one more inviting than the next.You will never forget your stay with us, so come play with us!
202. Although the new city law has good intentions, I do not believe it will benefit our fair metropolis. Granting tax exemptions to entice a business to relocate here might help unemployment rates, but the rates in our city—and our state, for that matter—are already very low.What our city needs is to have everyone pay a fair share of the tax burden. Letting a large company pay less means that regular citizens will have to pay more, by comparison. Our city offers many benefits to a company; there‘s no need to add corporate tax breaks to this list.
Directions: In this part of the test, you will describe the picture on your screen in as much detail as you can. You will have 30 seconds to prepare your re-sponse. Then you will have 45 seconds to speak about the picture. Use a stopwatch or clock to keep track of
your time.
203. Describe the photo in as much detail as possible.
Directions: In this part of the test, you will answer three questions. For each question, begin responding immediately after you hear a beep. No preparation time is provided.You will have 15 seconds to respond to questions 204 and 205, and 30 seconds to respond to question 206.
Imagine that a German camera company is doing a survey in the United States and you agree to participate.
204. What kind of camera do you have?
205. How often do you use your camera?
206. Describe what you use your camera for.
Directions: In this part of the test, you will answer three questions based on the information provided. You will have 30 seconds to read the information be-low. Then you will have 15 seconds to respond to questions 207 and 208, and 30 seconds to respond to question 209. Use a stopwatch or clock to keep track
of your time.
I am calling about an advertising copywriting seminar that will take place on July 6. Could you give me some information?
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