178.According to the email, which item in the invoice incurred an overcharge due to an incorrect unit price?
(A)Office Chairs.
(B)Conference Tables.
(C)Laser Printers.
(D)Computer Monitors.

199.Based on the conversation, which of the following statements is NOT true about Helen's question and Tina's answer regarding driving online sales growth? (A)Helen asked Tina how she would leverage her marketing expertise to maximize conversion rates. (B)Tina proposed optimizing the company's website and ensuring a user-friendly interface. (C)Tina suggested utilizing persuasive copywriting and compelling product visuals. (D)Tina emphasized the importance of offline sales channels and in-person promotions.

200.Based on Tina's answers in the conversation, what can be inferred about her expertise in marketing? (A)Tina's expertise lies primarily in offline sales channels and in-person promotions. (B)Tina is well-versed in traditional advertising methods and print media campaigns. (C)Tina has a solid understanding of marketing strategies and their impact on business outcomes. (D)Tina lacks experience in leveraging digital platforms for marketing purposes.

176. If the VERY Frozen Foods Company decides to purchase an additional 4 desktop computers, 2 laser printers, and 6 laptops, what would be the total amount for the newly added equipment? (A)$11,300. (B)$2,800. (C)$18,000. (D)$14,400.

177.If the VERY Frozen Foods Company decides to pay the invoice after two weeks, including the 3% monthly interest charge, what would be the total amount they need to remit? (A)$25,329. (B)$24,700. (C)$25,235. (D)$25,670.

179.What action does VERY Frozen Foods Company request regarding the damaged Conference Tables? (A)Refund for the damaged tables. (B)Replacement of the damaged tables. (C)Return of the damaged tables for repair. (D)Additional compensation for the damaged tables.

180.How much does VERY Frozen Foods Company request to be adjusted for the incorrect unit price of the Laser Printers? (A)$200. (B)$400. (C)$500. (D)$600.

181.According to the passage, what inputs are food manufacturers and farmers facing higher prices for? (A)Research and development costs. (B)Advertising and marketing expenses. (C)Packaging and labeling materials. (D)Raw materials, equipment, and agricultural supplies.

182.According to the passage, who bears the brunt of the increased costs in the food supply chain? (A)Consumers. (B)Food manufacturers. (C)Farmers. (D)Government regulators.

183.According to the email, how do the rising costs of energy, transport, and labor impact the accessibility of essential nutrition for individuals and families in Manchester? (A)By improving agricultural practices and reducing food waste. (B)By increasing local food production and reducing reliance on imports. (C)By straining household budgets and making it harder to afford nutritious food. (D)By implementing price controls and government subsidies to lower food prices.

184.In what ways can the local government of Manchester provide temporary relief to individuals and families affected by high food prices? (A)By investing in research and development to improve agricultural productivity. (B)By encouraging citizens to grow their own food and practice self-sufficiency. (C)By increasing regulations on food manufacturers to lower prices. (D)By implementing short-term measures like food assistance programs.