What is suggested about Mr. Ries?
A.He has forgotten his password.
B.He wants to find a less expensive food supplier.
C.He is interested in taking online classes.
D.He plans to move his business to a new location.

What does Ms. Ramisetty NOT indicate about the meals at Soup and Salad Central?
A.They will be less expensive than meals at similar restaurants.
B.They will be available throughout the day.
C.They will include healthful ingredients.
D.They will be served quickly.

What is reported about Metro-Edibles Corporation?
A.It has hired a new leader.
B.It has been affected by slow industry growth.
C.It investigated people's dining preferences.
D.It is planning to relocate its headquarters.

Questions 26-29 refer to the following article.
Who most likely is Mr. Merkey?
A.A legal consultant for Metro-Edibles Corporation
B.A Hong Kong bank officer
C.A nutrition expert
D.A food industry researcher

What is NOT mentioned as something that can be found on the IAGS Web site?
A.The dates and times of the lectures
B.A list of lecture topics
C.Registration information
D.Profiles of the lecturers

What is indicated about the lectures?
A.They take place every month.
B.They are focused on a specific profession.
C.They are free of charge.
D.They will take place at IAGS headquarters.

Question 19-22 refer to the following text-message chain.
Where most likely do the writers work?
A.At a restaurant
B.At a sporting goods store
C.At a medical center
D.At an auto repair shop

What most likely is true about all the writers?
A.They are meeting for dinner tonight.
B.They have the same manager.
C.They drive to work together.
D.They like to attend sporting events.

At 2:50 p.m., what does Ms. Gonzalez mean when she writes, “Mr. Maki’s fine with it”?
A.He will work her shift for her.
B.He can drive her to an appointment.
C.He has approved a schedule change.
D.He has to pay a penalty.

Who will leave work tonight later than originally planned?
A.Ms. Gonzalez
B.Mr. Krauss
C.Ms. Chow
D.Mr. Whitmore