Business Result

English Test
Points:
Name________________
Мark:
Date ________________

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Vocabulary

I.Complete the sentences with the words in the box

Bonus, healthcare, scheme, private, functional, compact, rep, Resources,charge,check, take

part, specializes , Finance,employment, contractor,paid, deal, based, offer,subsidiary

1.Our company is a part of a big Swedish company so it is it’ _______________.

2. The boss said that you can take the _____________ car to the business trip in Athens

3. The employees _______________ in a political TV show last night.

4. His company paid for private ________________he was sick.

5. Our manager is in _________________of 112 employees.

6. I need a new PA can you call the ________________ agency to look for some job?

7.Sorry, I can’t _______________with this problem right now

8.Their company is ________________in Paris

9. I got 300 $ ______________ with my salary this month

10. The newest product is really _____________ you can use it every where and you can put in your
hand bag so it is also _____________

11. The _______________Department deals with the money

12. Aldi ________________in low cost food items

13. I find a new staff for the company I work in the Human _______________ Department

14. Mr. Jack was paid for pension ______________

15.Our sub_________________deals with our deliveries.

16. Zara had a special ________________on clothes this month -30%

17. She has _____________ holiday per 25 days every year.

18. Did you __________________ invoices before you sent them to the manager?

19. A sales _____________ travels around making sales.

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Grammar

II.Complete the sentences with the correct tense : Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple or
Present Perfect

1 We________________ (currently / update) our website

2. The department_____________(work) harder than normal because two people are off this week.

3. Yes. Actually, we _________________(have) a holiday in Dubai last week so I ______________(play)

there. _________________(you / book) a holiday this year?

4. Online ordering________________ (become) more and more popular with many of our clients

5. No , Suzan you ___________________(not/send) me the report yet

6. Excuse me I ________________(look) for the invoice that I ____________(put) on my desk one hour
ago

7. Dean ______________(not/come) to work yet, he ______________(not/be) here the previous week

8. The company _________________(deal) with problems since 2017

9. She ______________(take) part in many projects at the moment

10.Five employees _________________(made) very functional gadget .

11. The company __________________(provide) many different goods for 52 years

12. ___________________(the manager/sign) for new contracts this week?

13. ________________(you/like) to work in the Finance Department?

14. We ______________________(just/order) some products from the Internet

15.Our new company ________________(look) forward to have new staff

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Business communication

III. Put the words in the correct order

1.to Jenny/ you/I/can/introduce?

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2.again/what /sorry,/is/your/name?

3.speak/Leo/I/could/to/please?

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4.today/I’m/she /not/is/afraid/here

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5.our sales/gives/you/this/table/figures

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6.this/share/market/shows/graph

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7.we/transport/organized/then/the

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8.sells/to/out/find/ wanted/we/what

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9. very/of/time/ we are/ short

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10.done/the/interviews/already/have/ we

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IV.Put the conversation in the correct order

Jane Tegal: Thank you for your help.

Jane Tegal: Hello, this is Jane Tegal from Excellerator Co. calling. May I speak
to Mr. Mitchell?
Arthur Mitchell: My pleasure. You can expect an e-mail by 5 this afternoon.
Jane Tegal: Do you ship door-to-door?
Arthur Mitchell: Estimates include merchandise, packaging and shipping, duty
if required, any taxes and insurance.
Arthur Mitchell: Certainly, all shipments are door-to-door. Delivery dates
depend on your location, but we can usually deliver within 14 business days
Jane Tegal: What does the estimate include?
Arthur Mitchell: Hello Ms Tegal, this is Arthur Mitchell
Jane Tegal: Well then. I'd like 75 units by the end of the month. Could I get an
estimate before place an order?
Arthur Mitchell: We keep a large supply in stock. There's also a showroom
with quite a few on hand. It shouldn't be a problem.
Jane Tegal: Quite a few. Do you have many available in the warehouse?
Arthur Mitchell: Certainly, I'll have it for you by the end of the day.
Arthur Mitchell: Certainly. How many were you interested in ordering for
purchase?
Jane Tegal: Hello, I'd like to place an order for a number of your Millennium
desk units.

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V. Read the following text and answer the questions

Unemployment (Economics) Nobody - including business professionals and those who want to be
employed - enjoys talking about unemployment, or the state of being out of work for those who are fit
to hold a job, but it's an important consideration of the financial industry. The unemployment rate, or
the official percentage of work-eligible persons who aren't currently hired, is often used to gauge the
health of an area's economy generally; broadly speaking, a high unemployment rate indicates a poorly
performing economy, while a low unemployment rate indicates a solid economy. With that said, an
unemployment rate of zero percent, meaning that every single eligible individual in an area is employed,
is entirely unrealistic, and will never be seen. Full employment refers to an unemployment rate wherein
almost every eligible employee is working, and a rate wherein few additional individuals can be
expected to work. The common reasons for these persons not working could include their coming into
an abundance of wealth but temporarily deciding against retirement, and their choosing for personal
reasons (such as caring for a family member) not to seek employment. Generally, an unemployment
rate of just five percent or so is indicative of full employment. Accordingly, when the national or
statewide unemployment rate is somewhere in the ballpark of five percent, it means that few
individuals are unable to find work. Did you understand the text?
1) What is unemployment?
a. The act of being fired from a job
b. The time employees spend away from the office
c. The state of being out of work for those who are fit to hold a job
d. The process of a company downsizing its employee count
2) What is the unemployment rate?
a. The official percentage of work-eligible persons who aren't currently hired
b. A figure that's used to gauge the overall health of an economy
c. The number of individuals who've been hired in the past month
d. 1 and 2
3) What is full employment?
a. The status of a company that has too many staff members
b. The condition of employees who're satisfied with their work
c. An unemployment rate wherein almost every eligible employee is working
d. None of the above
4) What unemployment rate is generally indicative of full employment?
a.10%
b.50%
c.5%
d.rate has to be zero to call it full employment

5)Low unemployment rates typically indicate which of the following:

a. booming economy
b.A poorly performing economy
c. No economic shift
d.Much lower-than-normal wages
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VI.Answer the questions. Give extended opinion

1.Explain the company where you work. What does provides, which departments are there ,the
employees and its competitor?
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2.Describe your job.What does it consist, involves and where do you take parts?

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3.Explain the job benefits in the company where you work.

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