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ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

LESSON SEVEN 8-12-1970

ANSWERS TO EXERCISE 6"

(28) S (27) R

(28) P.

(29) T

(30) Q

(31) C

(32) C

(33) B

(34) B

(35) E

(36) S

(37) Q

(38) Q

(39) T

(40) R

(41) B.

(42) D

(43)A

(44) E

(45) C

(46) P

(47) R

(48) Q

(49) R.

(20) S

EXERCISE

SEVEN

Study this passage and answer the questions which follow

THE British decision to withdraw militarily from the rast pf Suez has produced complications in the minds of British investors over future overseas investment policies. Because of an increasting need to conserve foreign exchange. reserves, the British Government has been obliged to cur- tail investments abroad, although recent isgns show a re- birth of interest in oversea investment among British bu- sinessmen, This has been reflected mainly in a growing awareness of the possibilities in Australia's new mining. boom. Elsewhere, however, the withdrawal of Britain's military presence has been foreshadowed by substantial res ductions in direct British investment in the Asian coun tries investment in industrial buildings, machinery and plant as opposed to investment in stocks and shares. shares.

The withdrawal of Britain's military presence and political power from the East of Suez is likely, if anyth ing, to hasten a reversal of the well-known process of "Trade follows the Flag in two ways: firstly, 17 could mean an end to guaranteed trade and investment opport- unities; and secondly, it could require of Britain a search for new ways of participating in these, economies of Asian countries,

Instead of investing in traditional industries tea, rubber, minerals and commercial services, British and other overseas investors will in future have to exploit the potential offered by the new manufacturin Industries of the Asian countries and their efforts to develop their own exports,

In the new situation which is now developing in Asia, the British industrialists and investors will face two types of problems: firstly, a growing trenc towards national-isation (that is, state takeover) oi "social control" (that is, partial state control); and secondly, a growing urge to develop the exports of man- ufactured products.

The first tendency stems from a sense of nations alism and also from a genuine and growing need to make money available to indigenous industries for which the nassive deposits of the commercial banks or the premium payments received by insurance companies provide an in- portant source. This was evidenced by India's nation ališatim of life insurance and commercial banking.

he second tendency as the result of the natura. Iesire to survive in the fierce competition in world trade, where raw material exports seem to be rewarded with falling prices while the dependence on the advanc ed countries for industrial products is on the increase,

With this background in view, British industrial- ists and investors in the developing countries of Asia and Africa have to show greater readiness to co-operate. with the governments and the private industries of the countries concerned in the umplementation of their nam tional policies; the examples of Iran and Zambia show that with such co-operation, the returns for British”.

apital could be substantially rewarding.

However,

the eclipse of British political power and military presence need not necessarily mean the "end of all industrial and investment opportunities;

this has been shown by the phenomenal success of Japan, West Germany.

and to a certain extent of France and Italy in industrial expansion, world trade and overseas invest ment; 11 does mean, at the same time, that British entre- premeurs and investors will in future have to face great- er competition than ever before in an area which was

beir preserve for 150 years.

Britain's ability to meet this new challenge will greatly depend on the way British industrialists and investors are able to adjust themselves to the changing situation

Questions

According to the writer the net effect

military withdraw from the East of Suez is Britain'

to cut down British investments in Asian coun tries.

to give up altogether. British commercial in- fluence in Asia. Va

to make it necessary for British businessmen to invest in less. favourable circumstance

to make it necessary for British businessmen to rely on American power.

to encourage nationalisation of British busuness interests by governments of Asia

The problems that will confront the British busin- essmen who want to invest their money in Asia are

the need to prove the livelihood of the people In these Asian countries.

confiscate

the attempt by agressive governments to

their money

the attempt by nationalist governments to prevent them from taking part.

D. the need to give way to the Americans.

the policies of these Asian governments to courage exports of manufactured goods and to ex- ercise state control.

The economic reason for the taking over of interests by Asian governments lies

ercial

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(47)

0.667

(48) The value

(49) After simplifying,

becomes

(七)

MATHEMATICS

LESSON SEVEN

•1970

NSWERS TO EXERCISE 6

(21) E

(22) A (23) C

D (26) R

(28) Q (35) D

(29) P(30) S

(36)

(34) D (32) A (33) D (37) T

(27) R (34) E

P. 8

(50)

After

becom

EXERCISE 7

(51)

If 4

A, B and C are three positive consecutive numbers such that AB + BC + CA 971 The three numbers are

(52)

P. 15, 16, 17

19, 20, 21

S. 18, 19, 2016, 17, 18 R. 17, 18, 19 (39) The three even consecutive positive integers such

that the square of their sum exceeds the sum of their squares by 592 are

6, 7, 8Q

8, 10 R. 8, 10, 12 S. 10, 11, 12 T. 10, 12, 14

(40) The sistance of 170 miles between two cities

usually covered by a motorist at a certain average speed. If this average speed were uncreased by one-quarter of its value, one hour would be saved on the journey. The usual time taken was

P. 5 hr. Q. 5 hr. 15 min. R. 6 hr. 15 min.

6 hr. 30 min. T. 6 hrs 45 min

The sifference between a number consisting of two digits and the number formed by reversing the digit is 45. The sum of four times the tens digit and six times the units digit is 50. The number is

A. 51 B. 61 C. 72 D. 83 E. 9

The sum of two numbers is nine times their differen ce, and their product is less by 9 than seven times their ́aum »». The numbers (in integers) are

15 B 17, 14 C. 16, 13 D. 15, 12

E. 14, 11

The area of a rectangular field was 483 sq. rd. It had been 3 yd. shorter and also 3 yd. wider, the area would have been. 3 sq. yd. less. The length of the rectangle în yd. was

B. 21 C. 22

23.6.

Which of the following is equal to

D: ཐར་

(45) Which of the following is equal to

154

er simplifying

It's

བ༦

66.7 S. 667 T. 6670

then xyz

expression

the expression

none of the abo

E. 6.

the value of

free from negative indices

B. 1250

-a3)(1 + 5) E. (1 − »>)(y•d]

( value of 100k/1)+ 10%//2) + 10sf/2)=

Log x

Given 10g 2-0.30103,

108187 0,84510.—

The value of 106102352 is

1.69872 B. 1.69772 C. 1.68472

log

0147712 and

.69672 D. 1.68572

Without using tables, the vale of (10g 36.

BA 1 C. 2 D. 10 E 100

The value of

P 0.01812

3.812

(58)

If

946.2

TASK

0.1812 R. 1.812

Togab

196

of the above

x+5

then x -

log a Q. log b R. lag a/log a log log b/log b – lag « T. log a/log b - log a

(59) If c/d 8/12, then which of the following la

correct?

Q.cm 4, d - 6 R.

S. 34 - 20 T. 2d = 3c

If x/ - 5/8, then which of the following: correct?

P 40 - 6d

B

124 B. 31 C. 28 D. 25 EO

(46) IF Am 659 x and B = 2.3

value of

then

R. 5b

the

the need to satisfy the demand of nationalist

need to keep qui foreign Influence.. need to revenge the old colonial days. need to provide money for local industric

to grow.

the need to provide employment opportunities for local people..

The Asian governments are anxious to promote, the export of manufactured goods because -

A they give the nations the status of a rich coun

try.

they give the nations the symbol of an industri power.

they help then to develop their military power, they will disrupt the comfort of the European countries.

they earn more money than the export of raw materials,

The writer suggests that the end British military. power in this region may not

Investment because in his ean the end of British.

A.

B.

military power in the nuclear age no longer matters, somehow British businessmen, eith their uncani ability, will survivei

British businessmen are superior to local busin- essmen in knowledge.

other European countries have been able to adap themselves to the new era.

Asian governments will invite British busin to take part in

their economy.

part. in developing

To maintain the value of the British currency, - the British government has been obliged to curtail in- vestments abroad. To curtail investments abroad"; means most nearly

Panto give a cocktail party for overseas investors.

• to cut down the amount of British money invested. abroad.

to reprimand British investors for pitting their money abroad

confiscate all the British

seas

to confiscate a large amount invested invested; overseas

the British

The well-known process of "Trade Follows the Flag

ans in this context

that trade has to be forced upon military power.

country hv

that unless you get oplitical protection vou not promote trade.

that the same people who fight are those who trade. that the country without enough military onder wil.

lose out in trade.

that you must have a war first before you can have trade.

British and other overseas investors will have to ex- ploit the potential offered by the new manufacturing industries of the Asian countries. To exploit the potential" as used in the passage means

to

monopolise the profits,

to give up the profits.

to explain the limits.

to explore the profitable possibi

to explain the limits.

Les.

"Nationalisation of certain commercial interests Is to 'make money available to indigenous undustries: The term "indigenous industries" means most nearly

Local industries.

Q. dignified industries,

invaluable industries,

Rintelligent industries.

T small industries.

the re

The examples of Iran and Zambia show that .... turns for British capital could be substantially re- warding. This means that the re

returns could be

rewarding in a sub-standard way, very rewarding,

only rewarding as a supplement, reasonably rewarding.

marginally rewarding.