Сurrent control (TK №8). Unit 8. Stock markets

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The test is given to check students' comprehension for Unit 8. Current control.

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Сurrent control (TK №8). Unit 8. Stock markets


Froggy Jumps Сurrent control (TK №8). Unit 8. Stock marketsVersión en línea The test is given to check students' comprehension for Unit 8. Current control. por Gulbara 1 What is the main difference between a private company and a public company? a Private companies are always bigger b Public companies are listed on a stock market and their shares can be bought by anyone c Private companies do not have to pay any taxes d) Public companies are owned by the government 2 What does a "stock market index" (like the FTSE 100) represent? a The total number of banks in a city b The average performance of a specific group of companies on the market c The price of gold in different countries 3 Which city is the home of the Nikkei index? a London b New York c Tokyo 4 The NASDAQ is a stock market index based in: a New York b Frankfurt c Singapore 5 What is an IPO (Initial Public Offering)? a When a company closes its offices b The first time a company sells its shares to the public on a stock market c 5. An international tax agreement 6 Who are "institutional investors"? a Individuals who buy a few shares for themselves b Large organizations like pension funds and insurance companies that invest huge sums of money c Government officials who regulate the market 7 What does an "analyst" do in the context of the stock market? a They repair the computers at the Stock Exchange b They study companies and sectors to give recommendations on whether to buy or sell shares c They print the physical share certificates 8 A "retail investor" is: a An individual person who buys and sells small amounts of shares b A bank that only lends to shops c A professional who manages a billion-dollar fund 9 What is a "hedge fund"? a A fund used to maintain the gardens of a bank b An investment fund that uses a range of strategies to get high returns, often with higher risk c A government grant for farmers 10 "Market capitalization" is calculated by: a Adding up all the company's debts b Multiplying the total number of shares by the current share price c Counting the number of employees d) Measuring the size of the company's headquarters 11 A "dividend" is: a A type of fine for breaking market rules b A portion of a company’s profit paid to its shareholders c The total amount of money a company owes 12 If a share is "outperforming" the market, it means: a It is losing value faster than other shares b It is doing better than the average market index c It has been removed from the stock exchange 13 A "rights issue" is when a company: a Fires its management board b Offers new shares to existing shareholders at a special price to raise more capital c Moves its office to another country 14 What does "return" mean in investment? a Giving a product back to a shop b The profit or income generated from an investment c Going back to the office after a holiday 15 If an investor is "bullish," they expect the market to: a Go down b Go up c Stay exactly the same 16 A "bearish" outlook means the analyst expects prices to: a Rise sharply b Fall or remain low c Triple in value 17 "Exposure" in a financial sense refers to: a Being outside in the rain b The amount of money an investor has at risk in a particular sector or market c An advertisement on television 18 What is a "briefing"? a A long legal contract b A short meeting or document used to provide information or instructions c A type of bank account for lawyers 19 To "list" a company means to: a Write a letter to the staff b Put a company on the official list of shares that can be traded on a stock exchange c Inventory all the office furniture 20 What is a "Chairman’s statement"? a A list of rules for the office kitchen b A report at the start of a company's annual results describing the performance and future plans c A request for a higher salary 21 When an analyst gives a "target price," they are: a Stating the current price of the share b Predicting what the share price will be in the future c Telling the company how much to pay its staff 22 To "underwrite" a share issue means that a financial institution: a Writes the name of the company on a piece of paper b Forbids the company from selling shares c Guarantees to buy any shares that are not sold to the public 23 A "tip" in the stock market is: a Extra money given to a waiter b A piece of inside information or a recommendation on which shares to buy c A very small share price 24 If a sector outlook is "positive," it means: a If a sector outlook is "positive," it means: a) The sector is expected to grow and be profitable b The sector is going to fail c 25 "Market volatility" refers to: a When share prices are very stable b When share prices move up and down very quickly and unpredictably c When the stock market is closed 26 The "spread" is the difference between: a The profit and the loss b The buying price and the selling price of a share c The CEO's salary and the workers' salary 27 What happens when a central bank cuts interest rates? a People stop spending money b Companies have to pay more for their loans c It often has a positive effect on the stock market as borrowing becomes cheaper 28 Why do companies "issue shares"? a To give away ownership for free b To raise capital (money) to grow or pay off debt c Because they are required to by law every month 29 A "sector" in the stock market (e.g., Pharmaceuticals or Technology) is: a A building in New York b A group of companies that operate in the same type of business c A list of company names in alphabetical order 30 What is "insider trading"? a Trading shares from inside an office building b uying shares for your family members c The illegal practice of trading on the stock exchange

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Сurrent control (TK №8). Unit 8. Stock marketsVersión en línea

por Gulbara

What is the main difference between a private company and a public company?

What does a "stock market index" (like the FTSE 100) represent?

Which city is the home of the Nikkei index?

The NASDAQ is a stock market index based in:

What is an IPO (Initial Public Offering)?

Who are "institutional investors"?

What does an "analyst" do in the context of the stock market?

A "retail investor" is:

What is a "hedge fund"?

"Market capitalization" is calculated by:

A "dividend" is:

If a share is "outperforming" the market, it means:

A "rights issue" is when a company:

What does "return" mean in investment?

If an investor is "bullish," they expect the market to:

A "bearish" outlook means the analyst expects prices to:

"Exposure" in a financial sense refers to:

What is a "briefing"?

To "list" a company means to:

What is a "Chairman’s statement"?

When an analyst gives a "target price," they are:

To "underwrite" a share issue means that a financial institution:

A "tip" in the stock market is:

If a sector outlook is "positive," it means:

"Market volatility" refers to:

The "spread" is the difference between:

What happens when a central bank cuts interest rates?

Why do companies "issue shares"?

A "sector" in the stock market (e.g., Pharmaceuticals or Technology) is:

What is "insider trading"?