Each sentence below has a blank space which shows that something has been omitted. Under each sentence four choices of words/phrases are given. Choose the word or phrase you consider would be used correctly in the space. 16 Men vary in build, facial expression, gestures, in hair texture and colour, and in temperament. B In the same way that one’s fingerprints are individually one’s own, so the combination of other factors creates a person different from allother people. C The distribution of intelligence varies, from mentally defective to genius.D Aptitude in many fields give another area of difference Select one: A. Men vary in build, facial expression, gestures, in hair texture and colour, and in temperament. B. In the same way that one’s fingerprints are individually one’s own, so the combination of other factors creates a person different from all other people. C. The distribution of intelligence varies, from mentally defective to genius. D. Aptitude in many fields give another area of difference A When the time comes for graduation, many youngsters decide to stay at school after all. B The world of business and industry progresses at break-neck speed, and always the cry goes up for more skilled, better trained, more highly educated workers. C Against the delights of present income must be balanced the lower earning power of the ‘early leavers’ in the later years when a home and family must be maintained. D The freedom from the restraints of school must be weighed against the slogging hours of evening study, year after year, if qualifications are to be gained later in life. Select one: A. When the time comes for graduation, many youngsters decide to stay at school after all. B. The world of business and industry progresses at break-neck speed, and always the cry goes up for more skilled, better trained, more highly educated workers. C. Against the delights of present income must be balanced the lower earning power of the ‘early leavers’ in the later years when a home and family must be maintained. D. The freedom from the restraints of school must be weighed against the slogging hours of evening study, year after year, if qualifications are to be gained later in life. 18 There are many kinds of minute plants and animal organisms that attack the human body. B They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, on the food we eat, and in the soil. C They are carried by other organisms around us, and enter our bodies through the nose and lungs, the mouth and digestive system orthrough cuts in our skin. D The main cause of sickness is the invasion of the body by germs. Select one: A. There are many kinds of minute plants and animal organisms that attack the human body. B. They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, on the food we eat, and in the soil. C. They are carried by other organisms around us, and enter our bodies through the nose and lungs, the mouth and digestive system or through cuts in our skin. D. The main cause of sickness is the invasion of the body by germs. A Man first hunted animals for food. B By slow degrees he learnt to tame certain animals to help him C Some gave him speed, others carried loadD Man has always been dependent on animals Select one: A. Man first hunted animals for food. B. By slow degrees he learnt to tame certain animals to help him C. Some gave him speed, others carried load D. Man has always been dependent on animals 20 Fishes are water-dwelling animals that breathe by means of gills and propel themselves through the water by means of special limbs called fins. B The stream-lined body is adapted for movement through water, the chief organ of propulsion being the tail. C The other fins act as stabilisers and balancers D The powerful muscles used to control the tail form part of the fish we use as food. Select one: A. Fishes are water-dwelling animals that breathe by means of gills and propel themselves through the water by means of special limbs called fins. B. The stream-lined body is adapted for movement through water, the chief organ of propulsion being the tail. C. The other fins act as stabilisers and balancers D. The powerful muscles used to control the tail form part of the fish we use as food.

Each sentence below has a blank space which shows that something has been omitted. Under each sentence four choices of words/phrases are given. Choose the word or phrase you consider would be used correctly in the space. 16 Men vary in build, facial expression, gestures, in hair texture and colour, and in temperament. B In the same way that one’s fingerprints are individually one’s own, so the combination of other factors creates a person different from allother people. C The distribution of intelligence varies, from mentally defective to genius.D Aptitude in many fields give another area of difference Select one: A. Men vary in build, facial expression, gestures, in hair texture and colour, and in temperament. B. In the same way that one’s fingerprints are individually one’s own, so the combination of other factors creates a person different from all other people. C. The distribution of intelligence varies, from mentally defective to genius. D. Aptitude in many fields give another area of difference A When the time comes for graduation, many youngsters decide to stay at school after all. B The world of business and industry progresses at break-neck speed, and always the cry goes up for more skilled, better trained, more highly educated workers. C Against the delights of present income must be balanced the lower earning power of the ‘early leavers’ in the later years when a home and family must be maintained. D The freedom from the restraints of school must be weighed against the slogging hours of evening study, year after year, if qualifications are to be gained later in life. Select one: A. When the time comes for graduation, many youngsters decide to stay at school after all. B. The world of business and industry progresses at break-neck speed, and always the cry goes up for more skilled, better trained, more highly educated workers. C. Against the delights of present income must be balanced the lower earning power of the ‘early leavers’ in the later years when a home and family must be maintained. D. The freedom from the restraints of school must be weighed against the slogging hours of evening study, year after year, if qualifications are to be gained later in life. 18 There are many kinds of minute plants and animal organisms that attack the human body. B They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, on the food we eat, and in the soil. C They are carried by other organisms around us, and enter our bodies through the nose and lungs, the mouth and digestive system orthrough cuts in our skin. D The main cause of sickness is the invasion of the body by germs. Select one: A. There are many kinds of minute plants and animal organisms that attack the human body. B. They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, on the food we eat, and in the soil. C. They are carried by other organisms around us, and enter our bodies through the nose and lungs, the mouth and digestive system or through cuts in our skin. D. The main cause of sickness is the invasion of the body by germs. A Man first hunted animals for food. B By slow degrees he learnt to tame certain animals to help him C Some gave him speed, others carried loadD Man has always been dependent on animals Select one: A. Man first hunted animals for food. B. By slow degrees he learnt to tame certain animals to help him C. Some gave him speed, others carried load D. Man has always been dependent on animals 20 Fishes are water-dwelling animals that breathe by means of gills and propel themselves through the water by means of special limbs called fins. B The stream-lined body is adapted for movement through water, the chief organ of propulsion being the tail. C The other fins act as stabilisers and balancers D The powerful muscles used to control the tail form part of the fish we use as food. Select one: A. Fishes are water-dwelling animals that breathe by means of gills and propel themselves through the water by means of special limbs called fins. B. The stream-lined body is adapted for movement through water, the chief organ of propulsion being the tail. C. The other fins act as stabilisers and balancers D. The powerful muscles used to control the tail form part of the fish we use as food.

Management, Loose-Leaf Version

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter17: Managing Communication

Section: Chapter Questions

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