A warranty may not be a remedy for products delivered unfit when _____ .A the PM has knowledge of the product, inspected it without relying on the seller's skillB the products delivered comply with the plans and specifications of the clientC the plans and

根据下列内容，回答207-210题。
The makers of Europe's toilet paper and other household paper goods are contributing todeforestation by failing to offer consumers enough recycled products, conservationists said recently.
"Everyday about 270,000 trees are effectively flushed down the toilet or end up as garbagearound the world; such a use of the forests is both wasteful and unnecessary," said Duncan Poundof WWF, formerly known as the World Wildlife Fund.
According to a WWF study, the five biggest manufacturers of disposable paper products inEurope are Procter and Gamble, SCA, Kimberly Clark, Mesa Tissue and Georgia Pacific, whichcontrolabout 70 percent of European market. The vast majorityof their products contain"alarmingly low levels" of recycled fibers, it said.
That means that"virgin fibers" extracted from natural forests and tree plantations around theworld"end up as waste without the consumer's knowledge, ” the Switzerland-based internationalconservation group said in this communique.
"Consumers have no idea that they may be threatening the world's forests when they go to thebathroom, "said Pollard, who heads the WWF program on European forests.
"The manufactures claim that retailers mainly want non-recycled products because that is whatconsumers choose." the WWF said.
"It's a myth that recycled tissue products are not of good quality." Pollard said.
The European tissue business is worth around 8.5 billion euros(10 billion dollars) annuallyand accounts for 26 percent of global consumption.
Each European uses on average 13 kilos of paper products per year, the WWF said.
The WWF has asked the companies to better inform consumers about how much of theirhousehold paper goods are made with recycled fibers and to advise them to buy bounds of recycledtoilet paper and tissues.
What does the underlined part"end up as waste without the consumer's knowledge" mean ?__________

A.Consumers waste "virgin fibers" because they lack knowledge
B.Consumers don't waste "virgin fibers" without knowledge
C.Consumers stopped using "virgin fibers" as waste because of knowledge
D.Consumers waste "virgin fibers" without know it

Questions 56-58 refer to the following letter.
Lasell, Inc.
676 Keenan Dr.
Fort Worth, Texas 76035
Dear Customer,
As you may be aware, Lasell has routinely received commendations for our commitment to product safety. Every item that is sold under the Lasell name is subjected to rigorous product testing. When design flaws are detected, the model is revised to eliminate the problem. In addition, our products are built from the strongest plastics to ensure that you never have a problem with a Lasell product.
In the unlikely event that products are released with previously undetected flaws, great steps are taken to ensure that every flawed item is removed from the market and replaced for customers.
Late last week, our exceptional quality assurance team identified a previously undetected minor flaw in the air filters in our 6000X model. Because our records show that you have recently purchased a 6000X vacuum cleaner, we want to inform you of this flaw and of your right to return the product
for a new one. Please be assured that there is absolutely no safety risk to you or any operators of the machine. However, to ensure that
you are satisfied with the quality of our products, we would like to ask you to contact the Lasell store nearest to you. The store will arrange to pick up your machine at your home at a time that is convenient for you.
Our customers’ satisfaction is foremost on our mind, and we want to make sure that you are not inconvenienced in any manner. A replacement vacuum cleaner will be delivered at the time of the pickup. Furthermore, customers who share in the exchange will receive a free gift in appreciation of their business.
Sincerely,
Joe Glidden

What is Lasell's businesses?

A. Producing appliances.
B. Safety assessment.
C. Packaging materials.
D. Commercial deliveries.

Questions 59~63 refer to the following information.
BRAND MANAGER
COMPANY BACKGROUND: The Juneco Company, expected earnings of approximately $40 million, seeks to increase marketing and product innovation efforts to significantly increase revenues within 1—2 years. Headquartered in upstate New York, Juneco manufactures kitchenware products and home security systems under several nationally recognized brand names. In addition to these major brands, Juneco produces similar products under private label programs for home improvement merchants.
RESPONSIBILITES: The brand manager's priority is to handle the heightening of product
recognition of Juneco's major accounts abroad. The brand manager position was created to build brand recognition in the marketing sector of Juneco's new International Division. The brand manager will spearhead efforts to foster growth in garden tool products.
Specific responsibilities include the following:
（1） Generate marketing plans and lead the development of new products.
（2） Increase public awareness of and demand for Juneco's products.
（3） Identify and evaluate market requirements and opportunities.
（4） Work closely with other members of the marketing department, as well as sales and sales operations departments to ensure achievement of company goals.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND PRESONAL QUALIFIES: The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:
（1） 3~5 years' experience as brand manager in retail marketing；
（2） strong experience in analyzing current markets；
（3） outstanding verbal and written communication skills；
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: An MA degree in Marketing is required； an MBA is a significant plus.
Upon receipt of application, confirmation letters will be sent to applicants via email.
Thereafter, priority applicants will be invited to meet with, Juneco's CEO and Chief Marketing Officer.

What is NOT a stated job responsibility?

A. Creating marketing plans.
B. Evaluating market opportunities.
C. Increasing product recognition domestically.
D. Working with sales representatives.