22. Jim's hand shook as he reached for the cup of coffee in front of him. "Just take your time,
the man in the grey suit told him. Jim nodded, and raised the cup to his lips, sloshing coffee
down his chin and onto his shirt. "They're going to come after me," Jim told the men in
front of him. "There are laws to protect you." The man in the black suit said. "The laws
don't matter. They don't care about laws. Haven't they already proven that? I won't be safe.
No one in my family will be safe."
A To cntertain
B. To persuade
C. To orient
D. To inform
23. Although it is technically illegal, many individuals who expose or "blow the whistle" on a
corporation or a government agency's wrongdoing end up losing their jobs or suffering
some other form of retaliation. If whistleblowers are discouraged from coming forward with
important truths, then wrongdoing may not be corrected. Not only that, if a whistleblower
is fired, an organization can face costly law suits and a great deal of unwanted publicity.
This is why organizations should develop formal whistle blowing policies to ensure that the
conditions necessary for the effective management of whistle blowing exist.
A. To entertain
C. To persuade
B. To inform
D. To point out​