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ator handle seems to get stuck at a certain point when attempting to lower the pressure, and then suddenly shuts off the flame. This has happened several times.
The handle difficulties indicate to me that I purchased a defective unit. Since this burner is under warranty, I am returning it with the express hope that you will be able to exchange it for a functional burner. I have purchased Wellcraft products in the past, and have been satisfied with their overall quality. I trust that the 950 Outdoor Burner will meet all my needs, once I have a fully functioning model.
Thank you for your consideration.
Best regards,
James E. Bay
181. What warning does Wellcraft make about its burner?
(a) The valve should be connected before use.
(b) Only Wellcraft propane fuel should be used.
(c) The propane cylinder should not be stored indoors.
(d) The regulator should be checked frequently for leaks.
182. How can the burner pressure be adjusted?
(a) By opening the gauge on the cylinder
(b) By tightening the valve on the air mixer
(c) By using the valve or the regulator handle
(d) By turning the regulator handle counterclockwise.
183. Which problem does James E. Bay report with his burner? 
(a) The regulator handle gets stuck.
(b) The valve adjustment is missing.
(c) The burner emits a strong smell of gas.
(d) The burner shuts off for an unknown reason
184. What does James E. Bay want Wellcraft to do? 
(a) Repair his burner
(b) Give him a full refund
(c) Send him a new Wellcraft 950 burner
(d) Exchange his burner for a different model
185. What does James E. Bay state regarding Wellcraft? 
(a) He has had problems contacting them by phone.
(b) He has never purchased their products before.
(c) He has had problems with their products in the past.
(d) He has been satisfied with past purchases he has made.
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How to Read Your bill
1. Account Summary/Amount Due: This explains the previous amount due, current amount now due, and payment due date, plus any outstanding balance and late payment charges since your last billing.
2. Service Address: This indicates the service location. The service address may differ from the billing address.
3. Gas Usage: This is the billing period, as well as your meter readings, at the beginning and end of the current billing period. You will also find the amount of gas (measured in CCF; 1 CCF =100 cubic feet) consumed during the billing period.
4. R01-RES Non-Heating Charges: This rate is for non-heating customers. The Customer Service Charge is a flat rate that depends on what kind of customer you are (heating vs. nonheating). The cost to deliver the gas through Patriot’s distribution system is the Delivery Charge, and the cost of each unit of natural gas is the Commodity Charge. The Fuel Charge is a variable rate that might fluctuate over the course of the year, and is multiplied by the quantity of gas consumed over the billing period.
5. Billing Period: This section compares gas consumption and average daily temperature between the current billing period (month) and the same period last year.
186. How much does Joseph Bloom need to send to Patriot Gas Company?
(a) 10.79
(b) 83.97
(c) 87.17
(d) 171.14.
187. How many cubic feet of gas does one CCF represent?
(a) 1
(b) 10
(c) 100
(d) 1000.
188. What does the Commodity Charge represent?
(a) The charge for gas used in heating
(b) The price of each unit of natural gas
(c) The quantity of gas consumed over the billing period
(d) The cost to deliver gas through the distribution system.
189. How much is the per unit Delivery Charge?
(a) 0.0193
(b) 0.3831
(c) 0.6171
(d) 0.8487.
190. Which of the following is true regarding Joseph Bloom’s bill?
(a) It must be paid within 30 days.
(b) A 1% late charge has been added.
(c) The account is one month overdue.
(d) The amount due covers two billing periods.
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Dear Dr. Murphy,
Thank you very much for agreeing to make a third meal available to my son Brian while he is enrolled in Fairview’s after-school band program. I do have one concern, though, about the food being offered after school. The choices do not seem to have any relation to recognized medical studies about such things as excessive fat, sugar, and useless junk food.
Brian informs me that in recent days his after-school menu has included fried fish with fried potato nuggets, a hot dog with potato chips, and fried chicken with French fried potatoes. The most healthful piece of food offered to Brian in the past week seemed to be a small piece of green pepper floating on a sea of cheese on a pizza.
I do not feed my son this sort of food at home, and I don’t think it’s appropriate for a school to serve. Your regular lunch fare usually-includes a salad and a cooked vegetable. Is there any reason why these couldn’t be offered as part of the after-school meal, as well? I would very much like to talk to the school dietician or whoever has designed the after-school menu about the school’s third meal food offerings.
Thank you for your help.
Sincerely,
Karen Diamond
191. On how many days of the week does Karen Diamond’s son receive after-school meals??
(a) 2 days
(b) 3 days
(c) 4 days
(d) 5 days.
192. What is learned about Fairview’s after - school meal program?
(a) Meals must be served after 4:00 p.m.
(b) Some food is provided by local restaurants.
(c) Eligibility is determined by a national program.
(d) The School Board does not provide additional staff resources for it.
193. What complaint about the third meal program does Karen Diamond make? 
(a) The food is not healthy.
(b) The portions are too small.
(c) No vegetarian options are offered.
(d) Fruit is never included with a meal.
194. Which of the following meals was NOT served to Karen Diamond’s son?
(a) Hot dog with potato chips
(b) Cheese pizza with a garden salad
(c) Fried fish with fried potato nuggets
(d) Fried chicken with French fried potatoes.
195. What does Karen Diamond ask to do?
(a) Receive a refund from the school
(b) File a formal letter of complaint
(c) Speak with the school’s dietician
(d) Change to a different meal program.
“From : tbranson@kleingraphics.com
Date : Thu Jul 26, 20-- 01:44:43 PM US/Pacific
To : mtaylor@kleingraphics.com
Subject : Request to attend conference
Dear Marsha,
I am writing to request permission to attend the three-day “Internet Marketing Conference”in San Francisco, September 13-15. Attached is a brochure describing the seminar. The cost of attending is approximately $1,200, plus transportation (I’m willing to drive), hotel, and meals.
I have spoken with Fred Black, Creative Director of DiPerno and Jones Advertising, who went to last year’s conference in Mexico, and he recommends it highly. As the Marketing Manager for Klein Graphics, I think it would benefit the company tremendously to have me learn the latest trends in this important field.
Please let me know if you would like more information from me about the conference or how I
would expect the training to benefit my job at Klein Graphics.
Thank you in advance,
Tara Branson”
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196. What is Tara Branson’s job?
(a) Graphic Designer
(b) Creative Director
(c) Marketing Manager
(d) Advertising Director.
197. What is learned about the Internet Marketing Conference?
(a) It costs more than $1,200.
(b) It is being held in a hotel.
(c) It changes location every year.
(d) It takes place over a three-day weekend.
198. What is expected to be the focus on the second day of the Internet Marketing Conference?
(a) Business
(b) Technology
(c) Human resources
(d) Government guidelines.
199. What does Tara Branson claim to have done?(a) Attended the previous year’s conference
(b) Received permission from her supervisor
(c) Negotiated a discount on registration fees
(d) Spoken with a previous conference attendee.
200. What does Tara Branson offer to do?
(a) Drive to the conference
(b) Pay her own daily expenses
(c) Put together a detailed budget
(d) Write a report when she return