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{{B}}How to approach Reading Test Part Two{{/B}}
· In this part of the Reading Test you read a text with gaps in it, and choose the best sentence to fill each gap from a set of seven sentences.
· First read the text for the overall meaning, then go back and look for the best sentence for each gap.
· Make sure the sentence fits both the meaning and the grammar of the text around the gap.
· Read the article on the opposite page about a club for company chairmen and women.
· Choose the best sentence from below to fill each of the gaps.
· For each gap 8 - 12, mark one letter (A - G) on your Answer Sheet.
· Do not use any letter more than once.
· There is an example at the beginning, (0).
{{B}}How to approach Reading Test Part Two{{/B}}
· In this part of the Reading Test you read a text with gaps in it, and choose the best sentence to fill each gap from a set of seven sentences.
· First read the text for the overall meaning, then go back and look for the best sentence for each gap.
· Make sure the sentence fits both the meaning and the grammar of the text around the gap.
· Read the article on the opposite page about a club for company chairmen and women.
· Choose the best sentence from below to fill each of the gaps.
· For each gap 8 - 12, mark one letter (A - G) on your Answer Sheet.
· Do not use any letter more than once.
· There is an example at the beginning, (0).
{{B}}A forum for chairmen and women to exchange ideas{{/B}}
When Cadbury Schweppes was considering selling its food and health products businesses in the mid-1980s, Sir Adrian Cadbury, chairman at the time, called a board meeting and told the directors not to make up their minds, but simply to talk about selling the businesses. (0)
When Cadbury Schweppes was considering selling its food and health products businesses in the mid-1980s, Sir Adrian Cadbury, chairman at the time, called a board meeting and told the directors not to make up their minds, but simply to talk about selling the businesses. (0)