Coca-Cola Inc. is a publicly traded Fortune 500 company, and the largest manufacturer of soft drinks in the world. Coca-Cola Inc. has an executive team (or “C-suite). One of the executives has authority over managing the risk management process for the entire Coca-Cola organization; regardless of geographic location, what type of risk it is, and what department that risk would fall under within the corporate hierarchy.  Which of the following individuals is responsible for the above job duties? 

Victor is a freelance photographer. He operates as an independent contractor, and offers photography services for weddings, graduations, and corporate events in and around the Tampa area.  One day, on his way to a photography shoot, Victor is involved in a serious car accident, and sustains serious injury to both his left arm and leg. The injury requires surgery at the hospital, which ends up costing $15,000. Additionally, Victor will need three months of physical therapy sessions to rehabilitate, which costs an additional $5,000.  During the three months Victor is rehabilitating, he is not physically able to perform any photography services; and as a result could not accept any photography contracts.    The above scenario is an example of a Personal Risk for Victor. Which consequence of a personal risk does the underlined sentence meet? 

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C. (12 points total). You and your friends are staying with one of your Russian acquaintances, Dima, at his dacha for the weekend. He seems to enjoy telling you what do, but what can you do? His dacha, his rules. Write down the commands he gives you in Russian. You and Dima are on familiar (ты) terms, but he has a lot to say to others as well.

7. Translate the underlined sentence in the second paragraph.

(to you – Speak!) [c121] по-русски каждый день!

When does he like to go and why then? State both when and why.

What is the next building you will see?

How long will it take to get home?  [answer1] [asnwer2]

She first tells you to go down the street until what landmark? (spell it out in English)  (approximate spelling ok)