Questions 40-44 refer to the following memo, e-mail, and article.
From: Ravinder Kapur, CKO, LTL
To: LTL Factory Floor Employees
Subject: Update
Date: 26 November
On Tuesday. 4 December, a reporter from Asia Enterprise Monthly will be touring LTL to collect information for an article about our new textile-printing machines. An official from our public relations department will be guiding our guests through the factory. The reporter has been granted permission to speak to employees. Please feel free to respond to questions that involve your day-to-day work. You should, however, refer all other inquiries to the official accompanying the reporter. We encourage you to review our media policy prior to the visit. You will be informed of any changes to the plans for this event.
Thank you for your cooperation.
From: Desmond Xueling
To: Ravinder Kapur r@ltl.com.sg>
Subject: Meeting
Date: 27 November
Dear Mr. Kapur,
Due to a scheduling conflict. I have to reschedule my tour of your facility. I could visit on one of the following days and limes instead: Monday morning, 3 December; Wednesday afternoon, 5 December; or Thursday afternoon, 6 December.
Also, I have spoken to our staff photographer. Per your request, she will limit her photography to the offices of the members of the management team. Rest assured that we will protect your company’s proprietary information.
Thank you again for your time.
Desmond Xueling, Asia Enterprise Monthly
New Equipment a Boon for LTL?
7 January
By Desmond Xueling
Tucked into u busy industrial area in Singapore, the LTL manufacturing facility is small, gray, and unassuming. But the building's nondescript exterior masks an abundance of color and activity inside. Early on a sunny December morning, two enormous new textile-printing machines were already churning out the largest swaths of fabric ever processed by the factory.
“Each machine is well over three meters wide,” said LTL’s Felicity Tong, who accompanied us on a tour of the factory floor. “Our machine operators are still learning to use the machines effectively, as you can sec from this pile of rejected pieces,” Ms. Tong remarked. “The machines are efficient, hut mastering them is posing some challenges for our work crews.”
The machines come with the potential for big profits. Company CEO Ravinder Kapur commented that the demand for his company’s fabrics has grown in recent years. “These machines will allow us to print on vinyl and other materials that we had lacked the resources to work with,” he said. “We’re very pleased to be able to satisfy client demand.”
0Câu 40
What is the purpose of the memo?
A. To publicize changes to the company’s media policy
B.To announce the purchase of new machinery
C. To encourage staff members to read a newspaper article
D. To provide guidelines for speaking to a journalist
Câu 41
In the memo, the word “refer” in paragraph fine 6, is closest in meaning to
A. check
B.direct
C. consider
D. explain
Câu 42
When did Mr. Xueling most likely visit the factory?
A. On December 3
B.On December 5
C. On December 6
D. On January 7
Câu 43
What is suggested about Ms. Tong?
A. She joined LTL on November 26.
B.She specializes in public relations.
C. She had her picture taken with Mr. Kapur.
D. She interviewed employees before the tour.
Câu 44
What does the article indicate about LTL?
A. Its machine operators have completed a training program.
B.Its new machines are more reliable than the old ones.
C. It has been losing customers in recent years.
D. It is using fabrics that it had not used previously.
A.
B.
C.
D.
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