Контрольна робота з курсу "Ділове спілкування англійською мовою"

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Year Summative Test on Business English 10 Form

Option 1

Level 1. Match each group of words (a-o) with the correct business function (1-8).

  1. Human Resources
  2. Purchasing
  3. Marketing
  4. Training
  5. Legal
  6. Information Technology
  7. After-sales
  8. The Board

 

  1. laboratory test scientist trial
  2. parts assembly line shitt supervisor
  3. PR event press release company image house magazine
  4. retail outlet monthly figures discount commission
  5. capital dividend cash flow share price
  6. recruitment training safety employee relations
  7. invoice bookkeeping VAT credit note
  8. network screen hard disk memory
  9. questionnaire mailshot prospect advertisement
  10. bulk buying office supplies order delivery
  11. shareholder executive director non-executive director chairman
  12. course design student needs analysis timetable
  13. hot line telephone support complaint 24-hour service
  14. stock control lorry warehouse packaging
  15. contract patent copyright signatory

 

Level 2A. Match the statements (1-5) with their similar meanings (a-j).

  1. There are 20 million people in Zakaria who want to work. One million do not have jobs.
  2. Some industries are privately owned and some are state-owned.
  3. Last year the size of the economy was $100 billion. This year it is $101 billion.
  4. Prices are much higher this year than last year.
  5. Banking, insurance and tourism, etc., are important to the country's economy.

 

  1. The EXCHANGE RATE is stable.
  2. The standard RATE OF INCOME TAX is 30%.
  3. The MANUFACTURING SECTOR is larger than the service sector.
  4. The UNEMPLOYMENT RATE is 5%.
  5. People are afraid of a RECESSION.
  6. The GROWTH RATE was 1%.
  7. The economy has a large SERVICE SECTOR.
  8. TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP is about 10% of the whole workforce.
  9. Zakaria has a MIXED ECONOMY.
  10. The RATE OF INFLATION is high.

 

 

Level 2B. Choose the graph (A-E) which best fits each sentence. You can use each graph more than once.

  1. 'The Hang Seng dived yesterday and closed at a five-year low.'
  2. ‘The dollar-euro exchange rate remains steady at about 0.98.’
  3. ‘Telecom shares plummeted on warnings of bad sales figures.'
  4. The FTSE 100 fell yesterday but bottomed out at 7,900.

Level 3. Choose the correct verb from to complete the sentences and write its correct grammatical form.

  1. Houston, Texas is conveniently located in the southern US and our objective is to make it the gateway for Latin American technology companies that want to .... (abandon / withdraw from / penetrate) the US market by opening an office there.
  2. Las Vegas has ....... (enter / corner / get out of) the market on US tourists looking for a wild escape for adults.
  3. Foreign pharmaceutical firms are .......... (enter / leave / monopolize) the market for the first time to target the country's growing and increasingly health-conscious middle class.
  4. Listeners now have numerous stations to choose from, whereas in the past the market was ………… (monopolize / dominate / withdraw) by All-India Radio network.
  5. As Swiss bankers ……………. (penetrate / leave / get out of) markets abroad, they are facing like-minded competitors from elsewhere in the world.
  6. Ford's CEO Mark Fields wants to streamline the company's product ………… (lifecycle / portfolio / positioning) so more cars and trucks are produced in fewer plants.

Level 4. Choose the proper alternative.

A embezzlement      E bribery

B insider trading      F racketeering

C money laundering      G price fixing

D counterfeiting

1. Ferry company managers used the profits from selling drugs to buy houses and land in Europe.

 

2. Samuel Woo moved $500 from the company account to his own bank account every week for years.

 

3. London Rail and Birmingham Trains secretly agreed to charge the same fares on their busiest

routes.

 

4. The $50 note was so good it was almost impossible to tell it from a real one.

 

5. They offered him $50,000 to give the contract to them and not their rivals.

 

6. The CFO was arrested because he sold all his shares just before the price plummeted.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Year Summative Test on Business English 10 Form

Option 2

Level 1. Match each group of words (a-0) with the correct business function (1-8).

  1. The Board
  2. Finance
  3. Distribution
  4. Sales
  5. Production
  6. Research and Development
  7. Accounts
  8. Communications
  1. laboratory test scientist trial
  2. parts assembly line shitt supervisor
  3. PR event press release company image house magazine
  4. retail outlet monthly figures discount commission
  5. capital dividend cash flow share price
  6. recruitment training safety employee relations
  7. invoice bookkeeping VAT credit note
  8. network screen hard disk memory
  9. questionnaire mailshot prospect advertisement
  10. bulk buying office supplies order delivery
  11. shareholder executive director non-executive director chairman
  12. course design student needs analysis timetable
  13. hot line telephone support complaint 24-hour service
  14. stock control lorry warehouse packaging
  15. contract patent copyright signatory

 

Level 2A. Match the statements (1-5) with their similar meanings (a-j).

  1. But the production of cars, machine tools, white goods, etc., is still the most important part of the economy.
  2. At the moment, the economic situation is bad. There is a danger that the economy will get smaller, not bigger this year.
  3. Most working people have to pay about a third of their income to the government.
  4. Today you can buy 10 Zaks for one US dollar. Last year it was the same.
  5. Two million workers are members of labour organizations.

 

  1. The EXCHANGE RATE is stable.
  2. The standard RATE OF INCOME TAX is 30%.
  3. The MANUFACTURING SECTOR is larger than the service sector.
  4. The UNEMPLOYMENT RATE is 5%.
  5. People are afraid of a RECESSION.
  6. The GROWTH RATE was 1%.
  7. The economy has a large SERVICE SECTOR.
  8. TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP is about 10% of the whole workforce.
  9. Zakaria has a MIXED ECONOMY.
  10. The RATE OF INFLATION is high.

 

Level 2B. Choose the graph (A-E) which best fits each sentence. You can use each graph more than once.

  1. 'Adventi Corporation shares advanced to $2.80.'
  2. ‘Sales at Super Mart have stagnated over the past year.’
  3. 'Micro Sun shares soared yesterday on news of a possible bid.
  4. 'Oil prices skyrocketed last week as fears over supplies grew.’

Level 3. Choose the correct verb from to complete the sentences and write its correct grammatical form.

  1. Unlike traditional product……… (line / mix / placement), under which companies provided goods at no cost in exchange for the exposure, TV advertisers will pay a lot of money for their products to get worked into the actual storyline.
  2. At this food shop, the product ………… (lifecycle / mix / positioning) includes local produce as well as nuts shipped from California, wine from France and olive oil from Italy.
  3. The new product ………… (lines / range / placement) are Mr. Ballmer's answer to the most difficult questions about Microsoft's future: Where will it find new growth as the Windows and Office businesses continue to mature?
  4. There needs to be a tough cost-control policy throughout the different stages of the product ………… (catalogue / lifecycle / mix) in order to keep costs down.
  5. The firm must define its markets, position ranges of brands and identify gaps which offer opportunities for expansion or new product ……….. (line / mix / positioning).
  6. Ford's CEO Mark Fields wants to streamline the company's product ………… (lifecycle / portfolio / positioning) so more cars and trucks are produced in fewer plants.

Level 4. Choose the proper alternative.

A embezzlement      E bribery

B insider trading      F racketeering

C money laundering      G price fixing

D counterfeiting

1. The CFO was arrested because he sold all his shares just before the price plummeted.

 

2. They offered him $50,000 to give the contract to them and not their rivals.

 

3. The $50 note was so good it was almost impossible to tell it from a real one.

 

4. London Rail and Birmingham Trains secretly agreed to charge the same fares on their busiest routes.

 

5. Samuel Woo moved $500 from the company account to his own bank account every week for years.

 

6. Ferry company managers used the profits from selling drugs to buy houses and land in Europe.

 

 

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