ACT Success - Reading Comprehension Practice #5

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Question 1a

Multiple choice
  • The author suggests that tipping should be eliminated because it rewards good service.

  • The author suggests increasing the minimum wage because it saves companies money.

  • The author suggests eliminating tipping and instituting fair wages to combat socio-economic disparities.

  • The author suggests maintaining tipping but educating patrons about its history to encourage fairness.

Question 1b

Multiple choice
  • Imported from feudal Europe to heighten a sense of sophistication in social interactions.

  • Imported from Asia to cultivate a culture of gratitude.

  • Imported from Australia to ensure workers are paid fairly.

  • Imported from Africa to supplement income for the service industry workers.

Question 1c

Multiple choice
  • The term is used to imply that tipping is a practice that is sophisticated and revered.

  • The term is used to suggest that tipping is an old-fashioned practice that needs updating.

  • The term is used to highlight the innovation that tipping brings to the service industry.

  • The term is used to underscore the importance of maintaining traditions like tipping.

Question 1d

Multiple choice
  • Society supported the move, while businesses were indifferent.

  • Both society and businesses welcomed the abolition of tipping.

  • Society opposed the move while businesses supported it.

  • Society championed the move, but businesses resisted, leading to repeal of anti-tipping laws within a decade.

Question 1e

Multiple choice
  • There would be an increase in lawsuits against employers.

  • All employees, irrespective of their industry, would receive the federal minimum wage.

  • There would be a decrease in the level of service provided by workers.

  • Tipping would become compulsory for patrons of service industries.

Question 1f

Multiple choice
  • Dominance

  • Ridicule

  • Appreciation

  • Contempt

Question 1g

Multiple choice
  • A tunnel used by employers to escape paying fair wages.

  • A shortcut employers used to bypass the complexities of employment laws.

  • A fairness ambiguity exploited by employers to avoid paying fair wages.

  • An opportunity seized by employers to increase their profit margins.

Question 1h

Multiple choice
  • It increases the pressure on workers to deliver exceptional service.

  • It encourages customers to tip less because of poor service.

  • It broadens the range of services expected to receive a tip, with no link to improved service.

  • It causes a higher cost of living for restaurant servers.

Question 1i

Multiple choice
  • Businesses can thrive by paying workers higher wages.

  • Businesses can only survive by reducing their workforce.

  • Businesses would need to increase marketing efforts to stay afloat.

  • Businesses would need to increase prices and pass the cost onto consumers.

Question 1j

Multiple choice
  • $2.13 per hour, last updated in 1947.

  • $3.25 per hour, last updated in 1980.

  • $1.85 per hour, last updated in 1960.

  • $2.13 per hour, last updated in 1991.

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