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63.

Typically, a company which wishes …(1)… company approaches the target company's board with an offer. The board members consider the offer, and then choose to accept or reject it. The offer …(2)… if the board believes that it will promote the long term welfare of the company, and it will be rejected if the board …(3)… the terms or it feels that a takeover …(4)… beneficial. When a company …(5)… after rejection by a board, it is a hostile takeover. If a company …(6)… the board entirely, it is also termed a hostile takeover. …(7)… companies are at risk of hostile takeover because …(8)… companies can purchase large amounts of their stock to …(9)… share. In this instance, the company does not …(10)… the feelings of the board because it already essentially owns and controls the firm.

	A	B	C	D
1	acquiring another	acquire the other	to acquire another	to acquire other
2	will be accepted	being accepted	will be accept	is accept
3	will dislike	dislike	would dislike	disliking
4	not being	is not being	be not	would not be
5	‘ll pursue takeover	pursuit takeover	pursues takeover	pursue of takeover
6	will pass by	bypasses	would bypass	bypassing
7	Public traded	Publicly trade	Public trading	Publicly traded
8	opposing	having opposed	to oppose	oppose
9	gaining controlling	gain to control	gain a controlling	gained a control
10	have respect	have to respect	having respect	have respected

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64.

An acquiring firm takes a risk …(1)… a hostile takeover. Because the target firm …(2)… , the acquiring firm may unwittingly take on debts or serious problems, since it …(3)… to all of the information about the company. Many firms also have trouble …(4)… for hostile takeovers, since some banks are …(5)… in these situations. A hostile takeover may also involve tactics like …(6)… the deal for individual board members …(7)… . Among professionals a company ...(8)… acceptable counter-offer for a company facing a hostile takeover bid …(9)… “a white knight”. “A white knight” rescues a company from difficulties such as financial problems or an …(10)… takeover bid.

	A	B	C	D
1	by attempting	of to attempt	attempt	attempted
2	is not cooperating	not cooperates	isn’t cooperated	not cooperate
3	does not have access	has no excess	hasn’t any excess	doesn’t access
4	to get financing	get financed	getting to finance	getting financing
5	reluctantly to lend	reluctant lend	reluctant lending	reluctant to lend
6	trying to sweet	to try to sweet	trying to sweeten	try sweetened
7	to get them to agree	getting agreed	get them to agree	get they agreeing
8	made a	making an	making	to make
9	called	calling	is called	is calling
10	unwelcoming	unwelcome	unwelcomed	non-welcomed

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65.

A “poison pill” means a tactic used by a company …(1)… an unwanted takeover bid …(2)… unattractive to the bidder. A “poison pill” refers to what some companies do to reduce their value in order to prevent themselves …(3)… over by another company. Typically, such a plan gives shareholders the right …(4)… shares at a discount if one shareholder buys a certain percentage or more of the company's shares. The plan …(5)… , for instance, if any one shareholder buys 20% of the company's shares, at which point every shareholder (except the one who possesses 20%) will have the right …(6)… a new issue of shares at a discount. …(7)… that such a plan …(8)…, the bidder could be …(9)… over the corporation without the board's approval, and would first negotiate with the board in order …(10)… the plan.

	A	B	C	D
1	threaten with	threatened with	threatening by	threaten with
2	to make itself	make itself	make oneself	makes itself
3	be taken	being taken	to take	taking
4	of buying much	to buy more	buying many	to buy much
5	could be triggered	would be trigger	should triggered	could triggered
6	buy	buying	be bought	to buy
7	Known	Know	Knowing	Knew
8	could be activated	would be activate	could activated	can activate
9	disinclined to take	not inclined taking	uninclined take	disincline take
10	revoke	revoked	to revoke	revoking

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III

Identify the one underlined word, phrase or punctuation mark that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct. (a,b,c,d)

66. 
    Many analysts agree that while the rouble should keep to strengthen against
    

A B C

the dollar next year, the current pace will slow down or even reverse.

D

66. 
    Some constraints have been imposed in the past fifty years preventing gold
    

A B C

from to be moving freely from country to country.

D

66. 
    The US citizens can legally own gold but don’t think it worth the time or
    

A B C

trouble while in the East people can’t help but buy more and more of it.

D

66. 
    Buyers and sellers used to dealing with one another by telephone or
    

A

computer instead of continuing to meet together in a market-place.

B C D

66. 
    There is no denying the fact that no country can avoid to spend money on
    

A B

goods it imports and trying to gain money through its exports.

C D

66. 
    We can’t delay getting payment on these long outstanding accounts
    

A B C

any longer. This matter needs immediately considering.

D

66. 
    What do you feel about going to the south-west? – Under the circumstances
    

A B

I’d prefer to have a new area rather than to keep on to work here.

C D

66. 
    We should insist on Bush & Co. paying off the debt. The company can’t face
    

A B

employing a professional debt collector so I suggest to turn to the sales

C D

representative for help.
74. Payment will be executed against bill of lading signing by the captain

A B C

of the consigned vessel.

D

75. Even if making now the payment can’t reach John till Monday.

A B C D

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