1. Nicola Thorp worked for...
    1.   an agency called Portico.
    2.   the UK government.
    3.   a finance company called PwC.
  2. Nicola Thorp didn't want to wear high-heeled shoes because they...
    1.   were uncomfortable.
    2.   were unfashionable.
    3.   would prevent her doing her job.
  3. She also felt that...
    1.   the dress code was unfair to women.
    2.   the company should pay for the shoes.
    3.   her working hours were too long.
  4. Her supervisor gave her the choice of...
    1.   buying high-heeled shoes or going home.
    2.   signing the appearance guidlines or quitting her job.
    3.   wearing high heels or getting less pay.
  5. Pwc said...
    1.   it did not write the dress code.
    2.   it would change the dress code.
    3.   the dress code was quite reasonable.
  6. Portico has since...
    1.   changed the guidlelines.
    2.   set up a petition.
    3.   said they followed 'reasonable dress code standards.'
  7. Nicola Thorp later...
    1.   tried to get the law on dress codes changed.
    2.   became a member of parliament.
    3.   complained to the government.
  8. Over 130,000 people...
    1.   signed Nicola's petition to change the law.
    2.   protested about unfair dress codes.
    3.   debated the issue of dress codes.
  9. The UK government...
    1.   refused to change the law on dress codes.
    2.   have now changed the law on dress codes.
    3.   rejected sexually discriminating dress codes.