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doubling from late 1922 to March 1923. Saunders contributed significantly to the perfect design and layout 
of grocery stores. In order to keep the flow rate smooth, Saunders even invented the turnstile to replace the 
common entrance mode. 
 
F. Clarence Saunders died in 1953, leaving abundant legacies mainly symbolised by Piggly Wiggly, 
the pattern of which spread extensively and lasted permanently. 
Questions 1-5 
The passage contains six paragraphs, A-F. 
Which paragraph contains the following information? 
Write the correct letter, A-F. 
NB You may use any letter more than once. 
Q1. Layout of Clarence Saunders’ store
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Q2. A reference to a reduction by chain stores in labour costs
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Q3. How Clarence Saunders’ idea had been carried out
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Q4. How people used to shop before Clarence Saunders’ stores opened
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Q5. A description of economic success brought by Clarence Saunders’s stores
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TEST 5 – How Well Do We Concentrate? 
A. Do you read while listening to music? Do you like to watch TV while finishing your homework? 
People who have these kinds of habits are called multitaskers. Multitaskers are able to complete two tasks at 
the same time by dividing their focus. However, Thomas Lehman, a researcher in Psychology, believes 
people never really do multiple things simultaneously. Maybe a person is reading while listening to music, 
but in reality, the brain can only focus on one task. Reading the words in a book will cause you to ignore 
some of the words of the music. When people think they are accomplishing two different tasks efficiently, 
what they are really doing is dividing their focus. While listening to music, people become less able to focus 
on their surroundings. For example, we all have experience of times when we talk with friends and they are 
not responding properly. Maybe they are listening to someone else talk, or maybe they are reading a text on 
their smart phone and don't hear what you are saying. Lehman called this phenomenon “email voice"