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This current control is given for the 1st year stundents to check their comprehension for the themes from 1 to 6 of Business Vocabulary in Use.

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Froggy Jumps Сurrent control (ТК №1). Business Vocabulary in Use. Бизнес информатика.Versión en línea This current control is given for the 1st year stundents to check their comprehension for the themes from 1 to 6 of Business Vocabulary in Use. por Gulbara 1 Which phrase is used to ask someone about their profession? a How do you do? b What do you do for a living? c What are your works? 2 What is the synonym for being "in charge of" something? a Responsible for b Set up c Income tax 3 What does it mean to "run" a business? a To buy equipment for it b To organise or control it c To work 9 am to 5.30 pm 4 How is a "salary" different from "wages"? a Salary is paid daily; wages are paid yearly. b There is no difference between the two. c Salary is usually for office workers; wages are for physical jobs. 5 What is "income"? a The money you lose to the government b The total amount of money you receive in a year c The extra hours you work at night 6 If you "waste money," you are: a Saving it for a car b Putting it in a bank account c Spending it badly on things you don't need 7 What does a "minimum wage" represent? a The 20% tax paid to the government b The lowest amount an employer is legally allowed to pay c The total income from two different jobs 8 What does it mean to "apply for" a job? a To write a letter of application for a position. b To be given a job by a company. c To tell your boss you are leaving. 9 If you are "promoted," what has happened? a You have been told to leave the company b You have been given a better job with more responsibility. c You have decided to work in another country. 10 In the context of work, "experience" refers to: a How much money you have in the bank. b The number of interviews you have attended. c Knowledge you get from doing something like a job. 11 If a company "sacks" you, it means: a They gave you a promotion. b They told you to leave the company. c They sent you on a training course. 12 If someone is the "owner" of a hotel, it means: a The hotel belongs to them. b They are looking for a job there. c They are the manager's boss only. 13 At what age do people often "retire"? a 18 or 21. b 60 or 65. c 80 or 90. 14 When a company "expands," what is happening to it? a It is becoming bigger b It is being taken over by another firm. c It is moving its headquarters abroad. 15 Which term describes a business that is currently "organised and controlled" by someone? a Set up. b Run. c Expanded. 16 What is the main office of a firm called? a The branch. b The headquarters. c The accountant 17 What is the difference between a "customer" and a "client"? a There is no difference; they are the same. b Customers go to shops; clients use services like lawyers or accountants. c Clients go to shops; customers use lawyers. 18 When products are "delivered" to shops, they are: a Sold to customers for cash. b Taken to the shops from the factory or bakery. c Manufactured in a main office 19 What is an "accountant"? a Someone who delivers bread to shops. b A person who has skill or knowledge in organic making. c A person who controls a person or company’s money. 20 If sales increase "gradually," how are they moving? a Quickly and by a large amount b Slowly over a long period c They are staying the same 21 What is the opposite of "profit"? a Loss b Revenue c Trade 22 What is a "loan"? a Money that you borrow b The value of the pound against the dollar c The interest rate charged by a bank 23 "Inflation" is officially defined as: a The rate at which prices increase b A time when the economy is not successful c Buying and selling between countries 24 "Trade" refers to: a Borrowing money from a bank b Buying and selling between countries c The value of the euro against the pound 25 What is the definition of "currency" in a business or travel context? a The amount of profit a company makes b The type of money used in a particular country c The amount of profit a company makes 26 What does it mean if your bank account is "in credit"? a You have money in the account b Your account has been closed c You are waiting for a loan 27 What is "overtime"? a Working fewer hours for less money b Working longer than normal hours to get more money c Working only on weekends 28 What does it mean to "retire"? a To stop work because of your age b To be fired for making a mistake c To start a temporary job 29 Who are your "colleagues"? a People who buy your products b People who work with you c People who work part-time 30 When a company "expands," what is happening to it? a It is moving its headquarters abroad. b It is being taken over by another firm. c It is becoming bigger. 31 What does the term "income" represent? a The money you pay to the government. b The total amount of money you receive in a year. c The extra hours you work. 32 What is a CV (Curriculum Vitae)? a A document describing your education and past jobs. b A meeting where you are asked questions for a job. c A training course you do abroad. 33 What is a "pay rise"? a Money you pay to the government. b A loan from the bank to start a business. c Getting more money for your work. 34 "Resignation" is officially defined as: a When a company tells you to leave b When you say officially you are leaving a job. c When you are out of work for two months. 35 What does "out of work" mean? a You are working abroad b You are unemployed/without a job. c You are working overtime. 36 What does it mean if there is a "growing demand" for a product? a More people want to buy the product. b The product is being delivered daily. c Fewer people want to buy the product.

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Сurrent control (ТК №1). Business Vocabulary in Use. Бизнес информатика.Versión en línea

por Gulbara

Which phrase is used to ask someone about their profession?

What is the synonym for being "in charge of" something?

What does it mean to "run" a business?

How is a "salary" different from "wages"?

What is "income"?

If you "waste money," you are:

What does a "minimum wage" represent?

What does it mean to "apply for" a job?

If you are "promoted," what has happened?

In the context of work, "experience" refers to:

If a company "sacks" you, it means:

If someone is the "owner" of a hotel, it means:

At what age do people often "retire"?

When a company "expands," what is happening to it?

Which term describes a business that is currently "organised and controlled" by someone?

What is the main office of a firm called?

What is the difference between a "customer" and a "client"?

When products are "delivered" to shops, they are:

What is an "accountant"?

If sales increase "gradually," how are they moving?

What is the opposite of "profit"?

What is a "loan"?

"Inflation" is officially defined as:

"Trade" refers to:

What is the definition of "currency" in a business or travel context?

What does it mean if your bank account is "in credit"?

What is "overtime"?

What does it mean to "retire"?

Who are your "colleagues"?

When a company "expands," what is happening to it?

What does the term "income" represent?

What is a CV (Curriculum Vitae)?

What is a "pay rise"?

"Resignation" is officially defined as:

What does "out of work" mean?

What does it mean if there is a "growing demand" for a product?