PREPARATION FOR THE TOEIC TEST (4)
TEST 1 PART 6 (1)
Part
6
Directions: Read
the texts that follow. A word or phrase is missing in some of the sentences. Four
answer choices are given below each of the sentences. Select the best answer
to complete the sentence. Then mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your
answer sheet
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Chandi Akella
Rapid Technology, Inc.
450 Cherry Circle
Detroit, MI 40355
Dear Ms. Akella:
I was interested to read about
your company in the online issue of “Technology Today.” Perhaps your company’s
technology can help us.
I own a candy company in
Tennessee. We (141) _______ a variety of kinds
A.
consume
B.
manufacture
C.
purchase
D.
desire
of candy which are sold all over
the USA and in other countries as well. As part of their work, my employees
use heavy equipment and move large boxes every day. Sometimes they fall and
hurt their backs. As a result, they (142) _______ days of work.
A.
Avoid
B.
Gain
C.
Miss
D.
save
everyone suffers from the
situation.
These accidents cost my company a
lot of money, and my employees suffer from health problems.
Rapid Technology’s “cobots” may
help. I understand that a “cobot” is like a robot. However, it is a robot
that collaborates – or works with – people. So, you call it a “cobot.” Is that
correct? I understand that peole are (143) _______ when they work with
cobots. However, the article
A.
safer
B.
more safely
C.
safety
D.
more safety
I read only discussed cobots at
car companies. Could they also be used at a candy company?
We are very interested in cobots,
but we are not sure if they would work here. What do you think? Please reply
via mail. Thank you.
Best wishes,
Priscilla Parton
President, Prissy’s Candies
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ANSWER KEY
141.
B
The candy company
makes, or manufactures, candy. Choice (A) means eat or use. Choice (C)
means buy. Choice (D) means want.
142.
C
When employees
get hurt in an accident, then they don’t go to work for a few days. Choice (A)
means stay away from, but not by accident.
Choice (B) means add. And choice
(D) means keep.
143.
A
This is a
comparative adjective form to describe people who work with cobots. Choice (B)
is a comparative adverb. Choice (C) and (D) are nouns.
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