18. Peter Davies believes that sending employees into schools will help their professional abilities 19. Manufacturing companies already send many employees into schoo B 20. Davis thinks that many teachers do not want to visit factories A right B wrong C doesn t say lorris used to be an engineer A. right B wrong C. doesn't say 22. The director of KTM wasn't sure about the benefits of the project B C. doesn't PART FIVE o Read the following article Choose the correct answer for each question 23-28 Mark one letter(A, B, or C)on your Answer Sheet. Chairman Statement Despite the appearance of a new competitor on the market the company continued to grow and increase its market share throughout 2000. Partly in response to this new threat but,more importantly, as part of a strategy for growth, several key decisions were taken this year. The most significant new developments included a range of vitamin rich children's drink and low calorie diet drinks, which both proved very popul The company is still best known for its range of refreshing fruit drinks and, not surprisingly, these were our biggest sellers once more. There were two new additions to the range last year, Squish and Liquid Sunshine, both of which have a distinctive Caribbean flavor. The first sales figures suggest that our expensive TV advertising campaign was very successful and that these products will soon be as popular as the rest of the fruit drink range rowth in the keep-fit and health markets meant our energy drinks did well in 2000. Sales of one brand, Booster!, were second only to fruit drinks in April. The strength of this particular market also explains the success of our new diet drinks There were, however, big differences in the performance of our older products. The company's oldest product, mineral water, continued to enjoy a healthy share of a very profitable mass market It seems our customer are still happy to stay with the brand despite the increasing number of competitors'products. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of our Ice-T and Chocomania drinks. Sales showed an initial increase in the summer after we re-launched both products but customers soon bought other bands and total annual sales for both product ranges were The company also said goodbye to its own brand of cola, launched in 1998. After two unsuccessful years of trying to break into the huge cola market, 2000looked like being another poor year. The company finally accepted that it had made a wrong decision and stoppe production in September of that year18. Peter Davies believes that sending employees into schools will help their professional abilities. A. right B. wrong C. doesn’t say 19. Manufacturing companies already send many employees into school. A. right B. wrong C. doesn’t say 20. Davis thinks that many teachers do not want to visit factories. A. right B. wrong C. doesn’t say 21. Andrew Morris used to be an engineer. A. right B. wrong C. doesn’t say 22. The director of KTM wasn’t sure about the benefits of the project. A. right B. wrong C. doesn’t say PART FIVE Questions 23 – 28 ⚫ Read the following article. ⚫ Choose the correct answer for each question 23 – 28. ⚫ Mark one letter (A, B, or C) on your Answer Sheet. Chairman Statement Despite the appearance of a new competitor on the market the company continued to grow and increase its market share throughout 2000. Partly in response to this new threat but, more importantly, as part of a strategy for growth, several key decisions were taken this year. The most significant new developments included a range of vitamin rich children’s drink and low calorie diet drinks, which both proved very popular. The company is still best known for its range of refreshing fruit drinks and, not surprisingly, these were our biggest sellers once more. There were two new additions to the range last year, Squish! and Liquid Sunshine, both of which have a distinctive Caribbean flavor. The first sales figures suggest that our expensive TV advertising campaign was very successful and that these products will soon be as popular as the rest of the fruit drink range. Growth in the keep-fit and health markets meant our energy drinks did well in 2000. Sales of one brand, Booster!, were second only to fruit drinks in April. The strength of this particular market also explains the success of our new diet drinks. There were, however, big differences in the performance of our older products. The company’s oldest product, mineral water, continued to enjoy a healthy share of a very profitable mass market. It seems our customer are still happy to stay with the brand despite the increasing number of competitors’ products. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of our Ice-T and Chocomania drinks. Sales showed an initial increase in the summer after we re-launched both products but customers soon bought other bands and total annual sales for both product ranges were disappointing. The company also said goodbye to its own brand of cola, launched in 1998. After two unsuccessful years of trying to break into the huge cola market, 2000looked like being another poor year. The company finally accepted that it had made a wrong decision and stopped production in September of that year