The simplest means of transferring funds abroad is by means of the airmail remittance order. For example, a local customer of the bank wishes to send money to a relative in Japan. The local customer goes to the United States bank and specifies where and to whom the money is to be delivered. He also indicates the amount he wishes to send, for example, USD$100. The bank prepares a letter to its correspondent bank in the town nearest to where the relative lives. In this letter, the United States bank says, "Advise and pay US dollars 100 to ( name and address ) of recipient." The letter says that this is by order of its local customer, giving his name. Then it adds, " In reimbursement, we credit your account with us." This informs the Japanese bank that its account in the United States bank has been credited USD100 (The United states bank credits the Japanese banks due to account).
　　55. MT is the simplest means of transferring funds abroad.
　　A.Right
　　B.Wrong
　　C.Doesn’t say
　　56. According to the passage, the local customer of U.S. is a remitter.
　　A.Right
　　B.Wrong
　　C.Doesn’t say
　　57.The Japanese bank debits the U.S. bank’s due from account.
　　A.Right
　　B.Wrong
　　C.Doesn’t say

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