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Legal/Medical Secretary Typing Test 27: The Long Life of a Glass Bottle

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Legal/Medical Secretary practice test 27

The Long Life of a Glass Bottle · 343 words · 5 min · English · backspace allowed · target 65 WPM

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Practice test modeled on the Legal and Medical Secretary Typing Test format. Not affiliated with Law firms, Queensland Health. 60 to 70 WPM with 95 to 98% accuracy on legal or medical passages.

5:000wpm100%0/343

Glassismadebymeltingsandwithsodaandlimeattemperaturesabovefifteenhundreddegreesandshapingtheglowingliquidbeforeithardens.Theremarkablethingaboutthematerialisthatitcanbemeltedandreshapedagainandagainwithoutlosingquality.Abottlethrownintoarecyclingbinmaybecomeanewbottlewithinamonth,usingfarlessenergythanmakingglassfromrawsand.Wherethereisnorecycling,however,glasslastsalmostforever;abottledroppedonabeachcouldstillbethereinathousandyears.Manycountriesthereforechargeasmalldepositoneachbottlethatisreturnedwhentheemptyisbroughtbacktotheshop.Returnratesinthoseplacesexceedninetypercent.Glassisheavyandbreakable,soplastichasreplaceditformanyuses,butforstoringfoodanddrinksafelyitremainsoneofthebestmaterialseverdiscovered.Studentsoftentreatsleepasthefirstthing

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