Business English Test

(conditionals) If inflation keeps rising, interest rates _____ high.

(passives) This bridge _____ in 1995.

(articles) We are looking for _____ investors to help our move into new markets.

(future passives) By the end of this year, Apple _____ almost a billion i-phones!

(present passive) Coca Cola _____ by millions of people every day.

(adverbs) Last year, profits were _____ higher than this year.

(definitions) Which word means:To get a better job, post, or position in a company.

(definitions) Which word means: You are removed from your job because of "bad behaviour"

(definitions) Which word means: Stop working because you are "old" or too ill to continue.

(vocabulary) The place where shares are bought and sold ie. Wall St, The WIG 20....

(definitions) Which word means: When workers are not needed because of new technology or the business has problems.

(vocabulary) If a company cannot pay its bills and cannot continue, it will...

(word-building) Importing chemicals without government permission is _____ .

(word-building) Product _____ can be very expensive and time-consuming.

(word-building) We work in _____ with a few social media companies that help with marketing.

(word-building) The budget calculations were _____ and we lost a lot of money.

(word-building) It’s important for a manager to be _____ when dealing with staff conflict.

(word-building) Our accountants made a huge _____ which negatively affected our share price.

(word-building) We were happy with their product so we decided to _____ the contract.

(word-building) The product was really _____ and sales were very disappointing.

(phrasal verbs) InPost was _____ by the Polish entrepreneur, Rafał Brzoska, in 2006.

(phrasal verbs) We need to _____ our business loan before 2029.

(phrasal verbs) Thousands of workers were _____ as the economic crisis got worse.

(phrasal verbs) We had to _____ our client's debts when they went bankrupt.

(jargon) During _____ , we were told about the company, its objectives, and the most important people.

(jargon) We do our own _____ training and never use external trainers or “gurus”.

(jargon) Before the project starts, we’ll have a short meeting to check we’re all _____ .

(jargon) The accounts look good but I want to _____ into the numbers to see the "truth".

(business idioms) Why do you always _____ to the boss? You need to be stronger and say no sometimes.

(business idioms) We need to sell more ↑ products but also increase ↑ prices.

How can we square the _____ ?