Сurrent control №2. Module 1. Бухгалтердик эсеп, талдоо жана аудит

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This current control is given for the 1st year students to check their comprehension for the themes from 7 to 12 of English Vocabulary in Use.

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Сurrent control №2. Module 1. Бухгалтердик эсеп, талдоо жана аудит


Froggy Jumps Сurrent control №2. Module 1. Бухгалтердик эсеп, талдоо жана аудитVersion en ligne This current control is given for the 1st year students to check their comprehension for the themes from 7 to 12 of English Vocabulary in Use. par Gulbara 1 If a company "employs" you, what are they doing? a Giving you a job b Giving you a pay rise c Asking you to retire 2 What does it mean to be "promoted"? a To be told to leave the company b To be given a better job with more responsibility c To stop working because of age 3 If a company "sacks" you, it means: a They gave you a promotion. b They told you to leave the company. c They offered you a training course. 4 What is an "interview"? a A letter asking for a job b A period of organized help and advice c A meeting where someone asks questions to see if you are suitable for a job 5 If a business is "successful," it means: a It closed down. b It did well and made money. c It only hires part-time staff. 6 How would you describe a job where you only work part of the day or week? a Full-time job b Successful job c Part-time job 7 Where do you usually put documents to keep them organized and safe? a Noticeboard b Filing cabinet c Rubbish bin 8 Which document shows a customer how much they have to pay? a Invoice b Diary c Calendar 9 If the photocopier has "broken down," what has happened? a It has run out of paper b It has stopped working c It is being used by a colleague 10 Who are your "colleagues"? a Your customers b Visitors to the factory c The people you work with 11 If Josh "shows visitors round" the factory, he is: a Making them work in the factory b Giving them an invoice c Taking them on a tour of the factory 12 What device is used to perform mathematical calculations? a Photocopier b Calculator c Keyboard 13 What is a "variety" of products? a Different types b Very expensive products c Only one type 14 If a business "expands," what does it do? a It becomes smaller b It becomes bigger c It stops working 15 Who are the people who control a person or company's money? a Employees b Accountants c Clients 16 What happened if JS Morgan "took over" Stenson & Son? a He closed the company b He got control of the company c He became an employee 17 What do you call smaller offices that are part of a larger company? a Headquarters b Branches c Contacts 18 Which term is used for people who pay a lawyer or an accountant for a service? a Customers b Clients c Employees 19 What is an "ambition"? a Something you have already done b Something you want to achieve c A person you know in business 20 What is "profit"? a The money you borrow from a bank b The total amount of items you sell c The money left after you have paid all your costs 21 What is a "loan"? a The value of a currency b Money that you borrow c Buying and selling between countries 22 "Inflation" is defined as: a The money a bank charges you b The rate at which prices increase c A successful economy 23 In business, what is a "quarter"? a A period of four months b 25% of a company's profit c 24 What is a "recession"? a A time when the economy is not successful b The daily delivery of goods c A sharp rise in sales 25 If sales increase "slightly," how have they changed? a By a large amount b Slowly over a long period c Just a little bit 26 What does it mean if prices rise "sharply"? a They go up a bit b They go up quickly and by a large amount c They go up slowly over time 27 What do we call the specific type of money used in a country, such as the dollar or the euro? a Credit b Currency c Fees 28 What is "cash"? a Money only in a bank account b A student loan c 29 If your bank account is "in credit," it means: a You owe the bank money b You have money in the account c Your account is empty 30 What does it mean to "save up"? a To spend money quickly b To keep money so you can buy something in the future c To borrow money from a bank 31 If you "can't afford" something, it means: a You don't have enough money to buy it b You have already bought it c You are saving up for it 32 What is "rent"? a Money you pay to live in a house that belongs to someone else b The interest on a student loan c Money you spend on a new laptop 33 What is a "secret ballot"? a A public meeting to discuss laws b A list of all the politicians in a country c An official piece of paper where no one knows who you vote for 34 What do you call an area where people vote for a specific representative? a A constituency b A branch c A policy 35 To "elect" someone means to: a Fire them from a job b Choose them by voting c Give them a pay rise 36 In the UK, a "general election" is when the people choose the next: a Prime Minister directly b King or Queen c Government

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Сurrent control №2. Module 1. Бухгалтердик эсеп, талдоо жана аудитVersion en ligne

par Gulbara

If a company "employs" you, what are they doing?

What does it mean to be "promoted"?

If a company "sacks" you, it means:

What is an "interview"?

If a business is "successful," it means:

How would you describe a job where you only work part of the day or week?

Where do you usually put documents to keep them organized and safe?

Which document shows a customer how much they have to pay?

If the photocopier has "broken down," what has happened?

Who are your "colleagues"?

If Josh "shows visitors round" the factory, he is:

What device is used to perform mathematical calculations?

What is a "variety" of products?

If a business "expands," what does it do?

Who are the people who control a person or company's money?

What happened if JS Morgan "took over" Stenson & Son?

What do you call smaller offices that are part of a larger company?

Which term is used for people who pay a lawyer or an accountant for a service?

What is an "ambition"?

What is "profit"?

What is a "loan"?

"Inflation" is defined as:

In business, what is a "quarter"?

What is a "recession"?

If sales increase "slightly," how have they changed?

What does it mean if prices rise "sharply"?

What do we call the specific type of money used in a country, such as the dollar or the euro?

What is "cash"?

If your bank account is "in credit," it means:

What does it mean to "save up"?

If you "can't afford" something, it means:

What is "rent"?

What is a "secret ballot"?

What do you call an area where people vote for a specific representative?

To "elect" someone means to:

In the UK, a "general election" is when the people choose the next: