Passage One Which of the following statements is NOT true of Trinidadian workers who were made jobless in early September
A: They held protests against the government on the street.
B: They became independent cane farmers.
C: They were compensated with a total of 115 million dollars.
D: They were given the chance of retraining for new job careers.
A: They held protests against the government on the street.
B: They became independent cane farmers.
C: They were compensated with a total of 115 million dollars.
D: They were given the chance of retraining for new job careers.
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- Which of the following statements is NOT true of Trinidadian workers who were made jobless in early September A: They held protests against the government on the street. B: They became independent cane farmers. C: They were compensated with a total of 115 million dollars. D: They were given the chance of retraining for new job careers.
- Which of the following statements is NOT true of Trinidadian workers who were made jobless in early September A: a. They held protests against the government on the street. B: b. They became independent cane farmers. C: c. They were compensated with a total of 115 million dollars. D: d. They were given the chance of retraining for new job careers.
- Which of the following statements is true about Perseus and Heracles? A: They were sons of gods and goddesses. B: They were heroes within a man’s reach. C: They were puffed out of campfire smoke. D: They were heroes who belonged to us alone.
- Which of the following statements is True ? A: A lot of people were waiting for free food or drinks in the booth. B: No one was interested in what the booth was exhibiting. C: The exhibitor’s products were popcorn. D: A huge crowd of visitors were buying the delicious popcorn.
- Meetings were held to update employees as soon as new information became __________.