The birth of modern American dance occurred in the first years of the twentieth

partners. Some SRBs add additional goals as they develop, which has worked well. 
Undoubtedly the most common goal, though, is environmental protection. While this is 
commendable and reflection of deep concern in contemporary society, it would be 
good to see greater diversity as the SRB concept evolves. 
As with any business, of course, there are issues to be faced. SRBs are set up 
with considerable energy and dedication, but with little knowledge or experience of 
business, and find it difficult to compete. Some find it a challenge to promote their 
values successfully and so never gain support from consumers or investors. Others lack 
an internal ogranisational structure, which leads to inefficiencies. However, few of 
these problems relate specifically to SRBs but are witnessed in many start-ups. Greater 
professionalism and business school education can solve all of these issues, ensuring 
the sector has a bright future. 
READING PASSAGE-3
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 27-40, which are based on Reading Passage 3 below.
Exam Practice Test 3
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READING PASSAGE-3 Questions

Questions 27-31 
 
Do the following statements agree with the claims of the writer in Reading 
Passage 3? 
In boxes 27-31 on your answer sheet, write 
YES
If the statement agrees with the claims of the writer 
NO 
If the statement contradicts the claims of the writer 
NOT GIVEN If it is impossible to say what the writer thinks about
this 
27 
Many business commentators forget the examples of Muhammad 
Yunus. 
28 
Dan Rathbourne provides an accurate assessment of Socially 
Responsible Businesses (SRBs).