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INCOMPLETE SENT.

TOEIC

INCOMPLETE SENTENCES

PART 16


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1. This is a general notice for all customers: the restaurant in the main ....... is now open.

• A concord• B conduit• C concourse• D condition


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1. This is a general notice for all customers: the restaurant in the main ....... is now open.

• A concord• B conduit• C concourse• D condition


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2. In order to ....... the method by which staff pay is calculated the company has bought a new software package.

• A facile• B facility• C facilitate• D factual


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2. In order to ....... the method by which staff pay is calculated the company has bought a new software package.

• A facile• B facility• C facilitate• D factual


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3. and the machine came on Thursday February 2th — almost 5 weeks after the ....... delivery date.

• A promising• B promised• C promises• D promise


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3. and the machine came on Thursday February 2th — almost 5 weeks after the ....... delivery date.

• A promising• B promised• C promises• D promise


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4. There was ....... that could be done immediately.

• A less• B little• C least• D few


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4. There was ....... that could be done immediately.

• A less• B little• C least• D few


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5. As all advisers, even she stressed that investing in this particular market had to be considered as a ....... commitment over at least 2 years.

• A elongated• B lengthy• C long-term• D longing


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5. As all advisers, even she stressed that investing in this particular market had to be considered as a ....... commitment over at least 2 years.

• A elongated• B lengthy• C long-term• D longing


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6. When you see that particular symbol on the screen, you have to take that as a ....... that something is wrong.

• A indicating• B checking• C briefing • D warning


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6. When you see that particular symbol on the screen, you have to take that as a ....... that something is wrong.

• A indicating• B checking• C briefing • D warning


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7. Warranties on certain products ....... the purchaser to have the item serviced at regular intervals.

• A remand• B repeat• C require• D retain


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7. Warranties on certain products ....... the purchaser to have the item serviced at regular intervals.

• A remand• B repeat• C require• D retain


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8. It's all very well having a dream or an idea but you must know where you're going and what your ....... is.

• A terminus• B terminal• C goal• D tendency


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8. It's all very well having a dream or an idea but you must know where you're going and what your ....... is.

• A terminus• B terminal• C goal• D tendency


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9. The company must increase the sale of this commodity by trying to interest a different age range and by ....... into their society.• A dripping• B floating• C tapping• D sailing


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9. The company must increase the sale of this commodity by trying to interest a different age range and by ....... into their society.

• A dripping• B floating• C tapping• D sailing


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10. They are trying to get some form of ....... to make up for the poor working conditions they had to put up with for all those years.

• A cooperation• B confirmation• C compensation• D consideration


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10. They are trying to get some form of ....... to make up for the poor working conditions they had to put up with for all those years.

• A cooperation• B confirmation• C compensation• D consideration


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11. You have been violating the company rules so I shall now have to take the matter ........

• A on• B longer• C far• D further


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11. You have been violating the company rules so I shall now have to take the matter ........

• A on• B longer• C far• D further


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12. Since we were not getting anywhere with our complaint, we had to talk to someone ....... .

• A older• B above• C over • D senior


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12. Since we were not getting anywhere with our complaint, we had to talk to someone ....... .

• A older• B above• C over • D senior


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13. I'm sure if you ......., you'll succeed.

• A pursue• B proceed• C propel• D persevere


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13. I'm sure if you ......., you'll succeed.

• A pursue• B proceed• C propel• D persevere


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14. The early 1990s ....... in dozens of radio dramatic series that were known as soap operas because they were sponsored by soap companies.

• A escorted• B showed• C ushered• D welcomed


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14. The early 1990s ....... in dozens of radio dramatic series that were known as soap operas because they were sponsored by soap companies.

• A escorted• B showed• C ushered• D welcomed


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15. Another benefit, the stock ownership plan, permits the employee to buy ....... of the company's stock at subsidized prices.

• A sections• B segments• C shares• D slices


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15. Another benefit, the stock ownership plan, permits the employee to buy ....... of the company's stock at subsidized prices.

• A sections• B segments• C shares• D slices


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16. They called in an independent adviser after the collapse of the company to ....... some of the issues that were not clear.

• A result• B retake• C restrain• D resolve


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16. They called in an independent adviser after the collapse of the company to ....... some of the issues that were not clear.

• A result• B retake• C restrain• D resolve


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17. It has been ....... by a government agency that the percentage of under 35 year olds owing large sums to companies is on the increase.

• A distinguished• B deciphered• C dissolved• D disclosed


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17. It has been ....... by a government agency that the percentage of under 35 year olds owing large sums to companies is on the increase.

• A distinguished• B deciphered• C dissolved• D disclosed


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18. It's good that both husband and wife have the same way of ....... at things.

• A seeing• B peeping• C looking• V viewing


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18. It's good that both husband and wife have the same way of ....... at things.

• A seeing• B peeping• C looking• V viewing


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19. I think I have taken the wrong ....... at the last road junction, can you tell me how I get back on the motorway?

• A turn• B turner• C turned• D turning


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19. I think I have taken the wrong ....... at the last road junction, can you tell me how I get back on the motorway?

• A turn• B turner• C turned• D turning


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20. Leena: Yes, that's excellent. Another short sound that ....... to me is brass.

• A attracts• B adheres• C appeals• D attains


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20. Leena: Yes, that's excellent. Another short sound that ....... to me is brass.

• A attracts• B adheres• C appeals• D attains

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