161. What is the location of Auckland's conference center?
(A)In the central business district.
(B)In a historic neighborhood.
(C)In a trendy entertainment area.
(D)Outside of the city's main tourist areas.

157. What is the main communication from the CEO to the HR team? (A)To encourage impartial and equitable evaluation of candidates. (B)To ensure compliance with all relevant recruitment regulations and policies. (C)To augment the number of job offers provided to applicants. (D)To expedite the recruitment process and reduce the time taken to fill vacancies.

158. Which of the following best describes the main purpose of the table provided comparing Sydney's street art and museum tourism? (A)To highlight the differences between street art and museum scenes in terms of accessibility. (B)To encourage tourists to visit Sydney's museums. (C)To compare the styles of art displayed in Sydney's museums and street art scenes. (D)To provide an overview of the key features of Sydney's street art and museum tourism.

159. What is a key difference between Sydney's street art and museum scenes? (A)Accessibility. (B)Location. (C)Type of art. (D)Artist involvement.

160. What is a similarity between Sydney's street art and museum scenes? (A)Only local artists are involved. (B)Limited opportunities to purchase souvenirs. (C)Often interactive with opportunities to engage with the art. (D)Ticketed entry with no free admission.

162. What kind of facilities does Auckland's conference center offer? (A)Cutting-edge virtual reality technology. (B)Bespoke furniture and decor for each event. (C)Sustainable and eco-friendly amenities. (D)World-class facilities with customizable features and state-of-the-art equipment.

163. What else can visitors do in Auckland besides attending a conference? (A)Taking a helicopter tour of the city. (B)Attending a traditional Maori cultural performance. (C)Taking a ferry to nearby islands. (D)Visiting a hidden underground bar popular with locals.

164. What is the process involved in creating the high-quality polymer used in the production of sportswear? (A)Sorting and cleaning the plastic waste, followed by shredding and grinding. (B)Breaking down the plastic waste into small particles through a process of heating and cooling. (C)Turning plastic waste into a liquid, which is then molded into sportswear. (D)None of the above.

165. What is the mission of EcoSport, according to the company's founder Juha Lehtonen? (A)To create affordable sportswear for consumers worldwide. (B)To attract major sportswear brands and retailers around the world. (C)To reduce the impact of plastic waste on the environment. (D)To create the most stylish sportswear on the market.

166. What types of sportswear products have been tested and produced by EcoSport? (A)Leggings, shorts, t-shirts, and jackets. (B)Swimwear, yoga mats, and water bottles. (C)Running shoes, backpacks, and hats. (D)All of the above.

167. What can be inferred from the news release about EcoSport? (A)EcoSport is a new company that has never produced sportswear before (B)The sportswear produced by EcoSport is made from non-recycled materials (C)The process for turning plastic waste into sportswear is not cost-effective (D)Major sportswear brands and retailers are interested in EcoSport's innovative process, suggesting a growing demand for sustainable sportswear.