김대균의 Tycoon 토익 첫걸음

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[FINAL TEST] PART 4

95. What is the current weather like?

(A) Bright

(B) Chilly

(C) Sunny

(D) Warm

96. What kind of work has Nicole Val done?

(A) She has hosted an early morning radio program.

(B) She has been working at Stolla Company.

(C) She has collected cameras.

(D) She has acted in dramas and films.

97. Who is Leo Val?

(A) A radio personality

(B) A chairman of the Helman Center

(C) The head of Val Entertainment

(D) An actor

98. When are speakers asked to go to the Green Room?

(A) After the message ends

(B) After 25 minutes

(C) After 10 minutes

(D) After 10:15

99. Where are press pass holders supposed to gather before the presentation?

(A) In the main convention hall

(B) In the Green Room

(C) In the Blue Room

(D) In the conference hall

100. Why will the door be closed?

(A) Because of the noise of the cell phones, PDA’s and laptops

(B) Because of security reasons

(C) Because of the speakers in the Green Room

(D) Because of the presentation equipment

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95. B

96. D

97. C

98. A

99. C

100. B

[FINAL TEST] PART 7

- Questions 191-195 refer to the following documents.

Carol Tawa

ctawa@stanford.edu

(857) 920-0295

Education:	Stanford University, BA, Sep 2001 to May 2005

Majored in Psychology with a minor in Art

Overall GPA: 3.7, magna cum laude

Recipient of the Yorkshire Award for academic excellence and

a one-year scholarship to study the unique design in Paris.

Work Experience:         Fremont Marketing, Front Desk, Jan 2002 - May 2005

Art History Museum, Tour Guide, Apr 2002 - Apr 2005

English Department, Library Assistant, Dec 2002 - Sep 2004

Stella’s Design, Technical Assistant, May 2003 - Jan 2005

Extracurricular Activities: Equestrian Team, President, Sep 2001 - May 2005

French Tutor, Dec 2001 - Dec 2004

Resident Assistant, Sep 2002 - May 2005

Advertising Club, VP, Sep 2003 - Sep 2004

Senior Thesis, Sep 2004 - May 2005

Key Interests:            French studies

Computer and website design

Horseback riding

Global travel

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International Computing services

City Road

Montreal 8810

June 24

Ms. Carol Tawa

24 Westbound Road

Montreal 9201

Dear Ms. Tawa,

Thank you for your application of June 19 for the post of Personal Assistant to Ms. Frances Newman, our Marketing Director.

Ms. Newman has asked me to write to you inviting you for an interview at 15:00, on Thursday July 3.

Please come to the reception on the ground floor at the above address and ask for me, and I will meet you.

Please bring with you any certificates, diplomas or references that you have. Meanwhile, would you phone me on ext. 120 to confirm that you will be able to attend the interview?

I look forward to hearing from you.

Yours sincerely,

Anne Lee

Anne Lee (Mrs.)

p.p. Frances Newman

Marketing Director

191. What did the candidate win a scholarship for?

(A) Studying horseback riding

(B) Studying art history

(C) Studying Parisian design

(D) Studying marketing and computer design

192. What did the candidate major in?

(A) French

(B) Art History

(C) International Relations

(D) Psychology

193. What is the candidate applying for?

(A) A position of Personal Assistant

(B) Scholarship for a computer course

(C) An interview with the Marketing Director

(D) A complementary trip to France

194. Why is Mrs. Lee writing to Ms. Tawa?

(A) To meet with the ground floor receptionist

(B) To invite her to the job interview

(C) To name her as the recipient of the scholarship

(D) To call her back on Thursday

195. What is Ms. Tawa expected to do when she reads the invitation?

(A) Come to the office

(B) Write a letter of thanks

(C) Redo her resume

(D) Inform Mrs. Lee if she can go for an interview

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191. C

192. D

193. A

194. B

195. D

- Questions 196-200 refer to the following memorandum and e-mail.

Memorandum

S. Lynch & Co., Ltd.

To: Department Managers

From: The Chief Accountant

Date: November 10

Subject: Check Identification

All Department Managers will remind their sales staff that all checks must be accompanied by proper identification.

The store has experienced a number of bad debts over the past few months due to customers paying with bad checks, and as the Christmas rush will soon be with us, this problem could increase unless sales staff are more careful.

Notices are placed around the store to explain the conditions to customers, but if staff experience any difficulty with a customer they should call me to deal with the matter.

T. Braithwaite

Chief Accountant

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To: T. Braithwaite, Chief Accountant

Date: November 11

Re: Check Identification

Mr. Braithwaite,

Immediately upon receipt of your memo, we ran into an encounter with a female customer who was not carrying any identification documents. The staff notified me and I confronted the customer.

She explained to me that she had been using checks with no identification to pay for items at our store and refused to accept the renewed enforcement of an old policy. She created a scene that distracted and discouraged other customers so I led the woman back to my office where she threatened to sue. I assured her that we would run a background check using her social security identification number. However, our computer systems are out-of-date and unable to use this method to verify a person’s identity.

I would thus like to propose that our computer systems be updated to run a background check of the customer in case they do not have identification documents handy. This may seem expensive, but I can only see incidents such as the one today increasing and reflecting badly on our company.

Please take my proposal in careful consideration and I hope to hear your response within the next few days. Thank you for your attention.

David Broadbent

Department Manager

196. What should the staff ask customers to do?

(A) Use a credit card instead of a check

(B) Provide documents to verify identity before paying by check

(C) Read the notices around the store before purchasing goods

(D) Talk to the store supervisor if using a check

197. What might make the problem worse?

(A) Improper notices around the store

(B) Increase of the number of sales staff

(C) Refusal of checks

(D) Increase of customers around holiday season

198. What should the staff do if there are any difficulties?

(A) Ask the customer to provide I.Ds later

(B) Consult the lawyer

(C) Talk to the chief accountant

(D) Deal with the matter themselves

199. What kind of problem is Mr. Broadbent consulting with?

(A) A customer refused to provide identification.

(B) A sales staff member disobeyed the new policy.

(C) A customer wanted to speak to the chief accountant.

(D) A background check on the customer resulted in a lawsuit.

200. Which of the following is the true about Mr. Broadbent’s proposal?

(A) It will not be cheap.

(B) The woman would sue unless they updated their systems.

(C) The proposal may increase these incidents.

(D) It will tarnish the company’s image.

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196. B

197. D

198. C

199. A

200. A

TOEIC VOCABULARY for Kim Dae Kyun's Students

obsessive                                                                      adj 강박적인, 극단적인

▶ Thinking too much about one particular person or thing

ex) He’s becoming more and more obsessive about punctuality.

ex) An obsessive attention to detail.

ex) obsessive thoughts

alongside	~ 옆에

▶ along the side of something or close to the side of it

ex) The railroad track runs alongside the road.

observation                                                                           noun 관찰, 주시

▶ the process of watching someone or something carefully, in order to find something out

ex) She’s been admitted to the hospital for observation.

subside                                                  verb 가라앉다, 진정되다, 홍수따위가 가라앉다

▶ to become weaker, less violent, or less severe

ex) The pain should subside in an hour or two.

▶ if the level of flood water subsides, it becomes lower

Integral                                                                            adj 필수의, 통합된

▶ an essential part of something and needed to make it complete

ex) Home visits by staff are an integral part of the service.

▶ built to form part of something larger and not separate from it

ex) a house with full gas central heating and integral garage

juvenile                                                                                 adj  나이어린

▶ relating to young people who have committed a crime or who are accused of a crime

ex) Juvenile criminals

oppressive                                                                  adj 포악한, 가혹한, 답답한

▶ oppressive leaders, governments, or laws treat people unfairly or in a cruel way

ex) People who have fled from oppressive regimes.

▶ Something that is oppressive makes you feel very worried or unhappy

glance                                                                                 verb 힐끗 보다

▶ to look somewhere quickly and then look away

ex) He glanced over his shoulder nervously.

김대균의 SWT 속으로

[Questions 6-7: Respond to a written request]

[Question 7]

Read the e-mail below and write an e-mail that responds to the information. Respond as if you were a Computer City cardholder. In your e-mail to Jessica Almack, make at least TWO requests for information.

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From: Jessica Almack, Computer City

To: All Computer City cardholders

Subject: Special Offer

Date: June 20, 9:22 A.M.

Hello everyone! I am pleased to tell you that Computer City is offering a special 10 percent discount on all items purchased online using your Computer City Credit Card. Just go to our website, www.computercity.comand make a purchase using your card, and you will get 10 percent off! If you have any questions about this special offer, please feel free to email me.

Writing Sample [Lower Level]

Dear Jessica,

I read your website because I need some information about the discount. I could not find the information. First, how long does the special discount go for? I mean, when does it start when does it finish? Also, what is the special ten percent discount good for? Do I get ten percent discount for the shipping fees?

Writing Test

[Questions 8: Write an opinion essay]

There are many ways to plan a trip: research on the internet, speak with a travel agent, or talk to friends. What do you think is the best way to plan a trip? Give reasons or examples to support your opinion.

Writing Sample [Lower Level]

In my opinion, it is a good idea to use all three ways. I will give reasons to support my opinion. The Internet is very big and it has a lot of information. But I think it takes a lot of time to plan a trip on the Internet. When you talk to a travel agent, they know a lot about a place because it is their job. I think it is faster and easier to plan a trip with a travel agent. But it is not easy to get an idea about what a place is really like. A traveler can tell you a lot about what a place is like. Therefore, it is a good idea to talk to travelers about a place before you go. I think you should research the Internet and also talk to other people. Then you can make reservations from a travel agency.