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PRODUCT DEMONSTRATORS NEEDED
Are you outgoing and enthusiastic? Do you enjoy talking to all types of people? Put your personality and (1) __________ skills to work! BBD Staffing is seeking to hire in-store product demonstrators to promote our clients' merchandise to shoppers. Many of the world's best-known brands rely on our product demonstrators (2) __________ positive impressions of their products. As a member of our team, you will demonstrate a wide (3) __________ of small kitchen appliances and tools in grocery stores and other retail venues.
For some products, you will be required to prepare simple recipes. (4) __________, you will need to answer shoppers' questions. Thus, it is essential that you can become familiar (5) __________ clients' products and provide key information to consumers. Because many of the demonstrations require working with food, (6) __________ must have a Professional Food Handler certificate.
To apply, upload a video of no more than one minute in length telling us why you would be a successful product demonstrator at www.bbdstaffing.com/applications.
(Adapted from ETS)
PROTECT OUR PLANET - YOUR ACTIONS MATTER
Why care about the environment?
The environment is our life support system, providing us with clean air, water, food, and countless (1) __________ resources. However, human activities are threatening the health of our planet. Understanding and (2) __________ these issues is crucial for our survival and the well-being of future generations.
How you can make a difference
- Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: (3) __________ waste by choosing reusable products, recycling materials, and composting organic waste.
- Conserve Energy: Use energy-efficient appliances, switch to renewable energy sources, and reduce unnecessary energy consumption.
- Water Conservation: Fix leaks, install water-saving fixtures, and practice (4) __________ to protect this vital resource.
- Sustainable Transportation: Walk, bike, carpool, or use public transport to reduce your carbon footprint.
- Support Eco-friendly Products: Choose products (5) __________ from sustainable materials and support companies with environmentally responsible practices.
- Protect Wildlife: Support conservation (6) __________, reduce habitat destruction, and avoid products that harm endangered species.
(Adapted from https://www.ukh.edu.krd)
a. Peter: Well, I've got two tickets for the Blue Stars concert.
b. Mary: Hi, Peter. Saturday evening? I'm not sure yet. Why?
c. Peter: Hi, Mary. Are you free on Saturday evening?
(Adapted from KET)
Hi Henry,
a. In addition to this programme, we have monthly tree planting, with the next one taking place this Sunday at 8 am.
b. You don't need to tell us in advance that you're going to participate - just turn up in person and join in.
c. We've also got programmes for community gardening, in which we plant a few crops in local plots, usually done in spring or autumn.
d. In answer to your question about voluntary work, there are several programmes that are currently operating.
e. One that may interest you is our weekly neighbourhood clean-up, which in general involves picking up litter in the streets.
I look forward to seeing you!
Best regards,
Jill Thomas
(Adapted from Use of English for First)
a. It is also true for young and middle-aged adults, as improved physical function helps them more easily accomplish the tasks of daily living.
b. This is true for older adults, for whom improved physical function reduces risk of falls and contributes to their ability to maintain independence.
c. Apart from improving physical function, physical activity may improve cognitive function among youth and adults.
d. Aspects of cognitive function that may be improved include memory, attention, executive function, and academic performance among youth.
e. Physical activity improves physical function among individuals of all ages, enabling them to conduct their daily lives with energy.
(Adapted from https://www.odphp.health.gov)
a. Joe: But you did, after all. Honestly, I'm thinking about taking the bus to work.
b. Mia: That's for sure. It's so much worse here than in the countryside. Sometimes I wish I hadn't moved.
c. Joe: You know, more and more people are moving to the city, and traffic just keeps getting worse.
d. Mia: Seriously? It'll take you longer, and you'll have to get up very early.
e. Joe: It's true, but at least I won't be stuck in traffic for hours or spend extra on petrol.
(Adapted from Global Success)
a. The burning of wood for heating purposes is likely to produce little in the way of carbon emissions and is therefore considered to be friendly to the environment.
b. Wood and coal are both useful sources of energy, and both are constantly in use around the world.
c. Coal, on the other hand, is termed the “enemy of the environment” as it is the largest source of carbon emissions and is the greatest contributor to global warming.
d. This is because wood burning produces only as much carbon as if the tree were left alone to eventually rot in the ground.
e. However, while they each have their merits as fuel, the problems and hazards associated with their use are very different.
(Adapted from Toefl Reading)
One of the main arguments in favour of large animals living in zoos has been called into question, at least in the case of the particularly large ones. Wildlife experts are warning against having elephants in zoos for they have far shorter lifespans there than they do in the wild or as working animals.
The source of this is a survey blaming the captivity of elephants for the fact that they (1) __________. Asian elephants used as working animals live for an average of 41.7 years, while Asian elephants in zoos only reach the age of 18.9 years on average. African elephants in zoos live for 16.9 years on average, far less than that of African elephants in the wild at 35.9 years. (2) __________.
The question which needs to be asked is why. (3) __________. African elephants in the wild cross huge areas of grassy land every year; Asian elephants are used to work in transportation and agriculture. It is not uncommon for an elephant in a zoo to be restricted to an area the size of a football pitch. This restrictive habitation, (4) __________, leads to stress.
The report, the work of wildlife scientific officer Ros Clubb, proves one widely held belief completely wrong - namely, the idea of life in a zoo being longer, healthier and happier than life in the animal's natural habitat. Wildlife experts are recommending every zoo should rethink the captivity of elephants (5) __________.
(Adapted from Use of English for Advanced)
1. Earthquakes occur as a result of sudden shifts in the Earth's tectonic plates. Sometimes they are characterized by a sudden violent shaking of the ground. Depending on the amount of energy released in an earthquake, the geographic location of an earthquake's initial ground rupture, and the population density in the area surrounding this ground rupture, earthquakes can have severe consequences to human life.
2. Scientists use the Richter scale to measure the force or power of an earthquake. Developed by Charles F. Richter in 1935 in conjunction with the California Institute of Technology, the scale is used to record earthquakes from less than 2.0, microearthquakes, all the way up to more than 10.0 known as "rocky meteorite impacting," the likes of which have never been recorded.
3. Microearthquakes measuring 2.0 or less on the Richter scale occur at a rate of about 8,000 per day. These are never felt and are considered harmless. Minor earthquakes lay between 3.0-3.9 on the Richter scale. They are often felt, but seldom result in any damage. It is estimated that there are around 49,000 minor earthquakes per year. Measuring in at 6.0-6.9 on the Richter scale, a strong earthquake can devastate areas within a 100-mile radius of the initial ground rupture point, as witnessed in several earthquake-prone zones throughout the world. Strong earthquakes occur at a frequency of about 120 per year. A great earthquake can be extremely destructive in areas several hundred miles across. Great earthquakes measure in at 8.0 8.9 on the Richter scale. Earth averages one great earthquake per year.
4. Scientists have estimated that the 1906 San Francisco earthquake could have measured between 8.0 and 8.9 on the Richter scale. This earthquake ruptured 296 miles off the San Andreas Fault. Important scientific research of the great San Francisco earthquake spawned new theories about the source of earthquakes. For example, the elastic-rebound theory was developed by Reid in 1910 after he had carefully researched the displacement and strains in the crust surrounding the rupture. It is still the basis for studying the earthquake cycle.
(Adapted from Toefl iBT Reading)
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage as a characteristic of earthquakes?
The word severe in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to __________.
The phrase in conjunction with in paragraph 2 could be best replaced by __________.
Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 3?
The word It in paragraph 4 refers to __________.
Which of the following can be inferred from the passage about the 1906 San Francisco earthquake?
In which paragraph does the writer point out the causes of earthquakes?
In which paragraph does the writer mention the development of new theories about earthquakes?
1. Online shopping has exploded in popularity, with e-commerce sales reaching nearly 5trillionworldwidein2021.Thisgrowthislargelyduetotheconvenienceandvarietythatonlineplatformsoffer.Shopperscanbrowsemillionsofitemsfromhome,andwithserviceslikeAmazonPrime,productscanarriveinjustoneortwodays.However,whileonlineshoppingoffersnumerousadvantages,ithasalsoledtoincreasedimpulsebuyingbehavioursamongconsumers.2.[I]Impulsebuying,orbuyingthingswithoutplanningorneed,ismorecommononlinethaninphysicalstores.[II]AstudybyKlarnafoundthat71183 per month on impulse purchases, which adds up to over 2,000eachyear.Foryoungerconsumers,especiallyteenagersandyoungadults,theeffectscanbemoresignificant.Manyusecreditcardsor"buynow,paylater"services,suchasAfterpayorKlarna,whichcanmakespendingfeeleasierbutmayleadtodebt.A2022surveyrevealedthat432,000 mỗi năm, không phải dưới 1,000 đô la.
- Young people who use "buy now, pay later" services often have no difficulty in managing their finances. Đoạn 3 cho biết các bạn trẻ sử dụng dịch vụ "mua ngay, trả sau" gặp khó khăn trong việc trả nợ.
- Experts recommend that online shoppers should buy items immediately in order to avoid impulsive spending. Trong đoạn 4, chuyên gia đề xuất chờ một ngày trước khi quyết định mua hàng để tránh mua sắm bốc đồng.
Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
Which of the following best summarises the passage?