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• 5 v. to be conspicuous; to be noticeable; to project; to protrude(A) disrupt (B) queues (C) stand ou
• 7 Internal factors for change include increasing volumes of produce to be handled; alterations to co
• 8 adj. significant; influential; essential; crucial; critical(A) important (B) sensitive (C) clear (
• 3 v. to join parts together; to attach segments(A) piece (B) depict (C) destroy (D) reprove
• 6 v. to approve; to verify; to ascertain(A) confirm (B) branch (C) dispatch (D) watch
• 6 Retail markets directly serve consumers in main urban areas; although primarily retail, they may h
• 9 v. to provide a detailed statement about an occurrence or situation; inform(A) puzzle (B) display
• 9 adj. straight; forthright; clear(A) responsive (B) direct (C) recognizable (D) conversant
• 4 n. bias; sentence passed before proper examination of the circumstances(A) intensity (B) dealing (
• 7 v. to prophesy; to foretell; to announce in advance(A) predict (B) exert (C) space (D) sort
• 6 n. piece of soft material which cushions; block of pages stacked together and connected on one sid
• 10 v. to write one's name by hand; to sign one's name(A) nurse (B) watch (C) autograph (D)
• 1 adj. more important than others; great; serious(A) appealing (B) controlling (C) comfortable (D) m
• 2 Physical improvement is usually addressed in two ways: by providing improved market infrastructure
• 8 v. to take a small portion of something as a specimen(A) sample (B) screen (C) downsize (D) underl
• 7 n. surroundings; conditions in which someone or something lives(A) repetition (B) reach (C) campai
• 8 The main external causes for change are ....... factors, including increase in population of a cit
• 3 Rural markets form part of a trade network; they are normally arranged on a ....... basis on speci
• 9 adj. penetrating; infiltrating; spreading; extending; permeating(A) incorrect (B) novel (C) pervas
• 8 n. agreement; pact; deal(A) slander (B) contract (C) surveillance (D) fleet
• 9 A common problem at both wholesale and retail levels is that the markets are viewed as tax .......
• 4 Larger rural markets ('assembly markets') are found where greater quantities of products
• 9 n. punctuation mark; end; pause at end of a phrase; full sentence; age; season(A) period (B) profi
• 10 n. instrument that automatically measures quantities of substances (gas, water or electricity)(A)
• 6 v. to improve; to raise the quality of(A) streamline (B) circumstance (C) upgrade (D) might