Current control (ТК № 7). Unit 7. Banking.

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Current control (ТК № 7). Unit 7. Banking.


Froggy Jumps Current control (ТК № 7). Unit 7. Banking.Version en ligne The test is given to check students' comprehension for Unit 7. Current control. par Gulbara 1 Which type of bank primarily serves individual customers and small businesses on the "high street"? a Investment bank b Retail bank c Merchant bank 2 A "Commercial Bank" is typically defined as a bank that: a Only deals with insurance b Does not charge interest c Provides services to large corporations and institutional clients 3 Which bank division provides advice on mergers, acquisitions, and raising capital? a Retail banking b Investment banking c Private banking 4 An "organigram" (or organizational chart) of a bank shows: a The bank's profit for the year b The structure of the company and the relationships between different divisions c A map of all ATM locations 5 What is a "branch"? a A type of loan b A local office of a bank that is part of a larger network c A new computer system 6 A "secured loan" is a loan where the borrower: a Promises to pay later without any collateral b Pays the loan back in one day c Provides an asset (like a house) as security for the lender 7 "Security" (or collateral) in a loan agreement refers to: a The guards at the bank entrance b Assets used to guarantee the repayment of a loan c The password for your online account 8 An "unsecured loan" usually has: a A higher interest rate because the risk to the bank is greater b A lower interest rate than a secured loan c 8.No deadline for repayment 9 What is a "loan schedule"? a A plan showing the timing and amount of repayments b A description of the bank's history c A list of all the bank's employees 10 The "terms" of a loan refer to: a The words used in the contract b The conditions of the loan, such as interest rate and repayment period c The type of paper the contract is printed on 11 "Leasing" is a service where a bank: a Sells a car to a customer b Buys equipment and allows a customer to use it for a monthly fee c Gives away free money 12 "Stockbroking" involves: a Buying and selling shares and bonds for clients b Storing gold in a vault c Managing a farm 13 A "business plan" is a document that: a Lists the holidays for the staff b Describes a company's goals and how it plans to achieve them to get a loan c Is only used by government agencies 14 What are "tailored products"? a Clothes for bank employees b Financial products designed specifically for the needs of a particular customer c Products that are no longer available 15 "Turnover" refers to: a The total amount of money a business receives from sales b The profit a business makes after tax c The number of people who quit their jobs 16 When you "clarify" a point in a discussion, you: a Make it more confusing b Make it easier to understand by explaining it more clearly c End the conversation 17 To "reformulate" means to: a Say the same thing again using exactly the same words b Express the same idea in a different way to ensure understanding c Cancel an appointment 18 Which phrase is used to check for understanding? a "So, if I understand you correctly, you mean..." b "I don't care what you think." c "Be quiet and listen." 19 To "negotiate" means to: a Fight with someone b Discuss something in order to reach an agreement c Follow orders without asking questions 20 A "loan officer" is the person who: a Cleans the bank b Reviews and approves or denies loan applications c Works at the cash machine 21 "Market value" refers to: a The price of a loaf of bread b b The total value of a company's shares on the stock market c The amount of tax a company pays 22 If a bank's "income" increases, it means: a The money it receives from its activities has gone up b It is firing staff c It is closing branches 23 A "portfolio" in banking is: a A leather bag for carrying documents b A collection of investments or loans held by a person or bank c A list of customer addresses 24 "Credit" in a banking sense refers to: a A bad reputation b An arrangement to receive something now and pay for it in the future c Cash you have in your pocket 25 Which verb pattern is correct for the verb "involve"? a "The job involves to travel." b "The job involves traveling." c "The job involve travel." 26 After the verb "decide," we usually use: a An -ing form (decide going) b An infinitive with "to" (decide to go) c A preposition "at" (decide at go) 27 A "startup" is: a An old company that is closing b A type of bank loan for retired people c A newly established business 28 "Overhead costs" are: a The costs of building a roof b Regular costs of running a business (rent, electricity) regardless of sales c The salary of the CEO only 29 To "default" on a loan means to: a Pay it back early b Fail to pay back the loan as agreed c Ask for more money 30 What is a "retail bank network"? a A series of branches and ATMs where customers can access services b A television station for banks c A list of bank managers' phone numbers

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Current control (ТК № 7). Unit 7. Banking.Version en ligne

par Gulbara

Which type of bank primarily serves individual customers and small businesses on the "high street"?

A "Commercial Bank" is typically defined as a bank that:

Which bank division provides advice on mergers, acquisitions, and raising capital?

An "organigram" (or organizational chart) of a bank shows:

What is a "branch"?

A "secured loan" is a loan where the borrower:

"Security" (or collateral) in a loan agreement refers to:

An "unsecured loan" usually has:

What is a "loan schedule"?

The "terms" of a loan refer to:

"Leasing" is a service where a bank:

"Stockbroking" involves:

A "business plan" is a document that:

What are "tailored products"?

"Turnover" refers to:

When you "clarify" a point in a discussion, you:

To "reformulate" means to:

Which phrase is used to check for understanding?

To "negotiate" means to:

A "loan officer" is the person who:

"Market value" refers to:

If a bank's "income" increases, it means:

A "portfolio" in banking is:

"Credit" in a banking sense refers to:

Which verb pattern is correct for the verb "involve"?

After the verb "decide," we usually use:

A "startup" is:

"Overhead costs" are:

To "default" on a loan means to:

What is a "retail bank network"?