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Week 2: Business English: Basics
Quiz 1: Vocabulary quiz
Q1. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The inspectors noticed a slight __ in the quality of the samples.
- conflict
- orientation
- variance
- consensus
Q2. Which is the opposite of the word ‘rival’?
- partner
- competitor
- adversary
- contender
Q3. The word ‘acquisition’ is commonly used in business phrases with the following words except _ .
- major
- process
- procedures
- foreign
- tiny
Q4. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Due to high costs, the plans to construct new offices were never __.
- implementing
- implement
- implemented
- implements
Q5. Choose the BEST word(s) to replace ‘ensure’ in the following sentence: The company took steps to ensure the quality of its products met customers’ demands.
- deny
- make certain
- take care of
- set out
Quiz 2: Peer review practice
Q1. Does the text contain a description of the environment
- Yes
- No
Q2. The description includes appropriate adjectives, gerunds and/or adverbs
- Yes
- No
Q3. The writer uses:
- some factual language and describes the feeling/mood of the image.
- mostly factual language with some attempts at describing the feeling/mood of the image.
- mainly factual language with no attempts at describing the feeling/mood of the image.
Q4. What did you like about how the writer uses
adjectives, adverbs and gerunds in their description?
What do you think?
Your answer cannot be more than 10000 characters.
Q5. How can the writer improve the grammar in their description?
What do you think?
Your answer cannot be more than 10000 characters.
Quiz 3: Business English: Basics
Q1. Which sentence means the speaker was uncertain about his future achievements?
- I did not know what I would achieve
- I did not know what I will achieve
- I did not know what I should achieve
Q2. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: We discussed the strategy that __ their marketing methods.
- underlies
- facilitates
- curbs
- ensures
Q3. Most basic descriptive sentences use the verb __ because it can be used to describe almost anything.
- to do
- to want
- to be
- to have
Q4. What words can you use to add more detail to your subject description?
- Nouns and verbs.
- Capital letters, acronyms and punctuation.
- Adjectives, gerunds and adverbs.
Q5. Which is an example of medium of communication?
- advertising brochure
- tv commercial
- newspaper
- video
Q6. Which framework best represents the flow of communication?
- Communication framework
- Communication framework
- Communication framework
- Communication framework
Q7. Which is NOT one of the three strategies for giving explanations covered in the ‘Giving Explanations’ lecture?
- Telling a white lie to hide the fact that you don’t know the answer.
- Giving an excuse when something has gone wrong.
- Explaining how to do something, starting with some encouragement.
- Using null words before giving directions or an explanation to give yourself time to organize your thoughts.
Q8. How can you signal to your audience (listener) that you have finished giving your explanation?
- By repeating the key idea of your explanation again to remind your listener of the main idea(s) you were covering.
- By saying ‘The End’ at the end of your explanation.
- By using a phrase or two, such as ‘So, in the end’ or ‘Anyway’ to indicate you are finished.
Q9. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The client made the __ that the manufacturing quality would be poor, so he was surprised when he discovered the final product was well made.
- assumption
- saturation
- provision
- obligation
Q10. Which of the following words is the opposite of ‘outstanding’? (Multiple answers possible)
- completed
- finished
- not done
- pending
Q11. Some of the following sentences are possible, but some are better than others because they express the intended degree of certainty. Choose the best sentences.
- If this happens, employees must often neglect their work.
- If this happens, employees may often neglect their work.
- If this happens, employees would often neglect their work.
- If this happens, employees will often neglect their work.
Q12. Which sentence suggests that the speaker thinks it unlikely that you will quit smoking.
- If you quit smoking, you will live longer.
- If you quit smoking, you would live longer.
Q13. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Based on our options, the best-case __ would be for us to complete the project by March.
- consensus
- perception
- scenario
- resolution
Q14. Which of the following are considered to be non-verbal barriers to communication?
- differences in perception
- language differences
- inappropriate or conflicting signals
- knowledge of vocabulary
Q15. Non-verbal communication is ALWAYS needed to make communication unambiguous.
- False
- True
Week 3: Business English: Basics
Quiz 1: Vocabulary practice
Q1. Which of the following words often appear after the word ‘sustainable’?
- environment
- person
- growth
- development
Q2. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The sharp growth in new restaurants is __ the market, making it difficult to sustain business.
- merging
- competing
- striving
- saturating
Q3. Which of the following words are similar in meaning to ‘comprehensive’? (Multiple answers possible)
- all-inclusive
- extensive
- restricted
- circumscribed
Q4. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The company must fulfill its contractual __ and complete the job.
- assumptions
- provisions
- confirmation
- obligations
Q5. Identify two words, one from each of the following groups that are closest in meaning.
Group A: internally, potentially, sharply, capacity
Group B: possibly, externally, critically, distinctly
- sharply and possibly
- potentially and possibly
- sharply and critically
- potentially and distinctly
- internally and distinctly
Quiz 2: Peer review practice
Q1. Are there any changes made to the paragraph?
- Yes
- No
Q2. Are the grammar errors corrected?
- All five grammar errors are identified and corrected
- Only three or four grammar errors are identified and corrected
- Only one or two grammar errors are identified and corrected
Q3. Is there an explanation provided for why changes were made to the text?
- Yes
- No
Quiz 3: Business English: Basics
Q1. All written genres tend to have the following: a specific format, structure and __.
- design
- set of topics
- register
Q2. The ‘format’ of a written document refers to its __.
- expected set of topics
- design
- type of vocabulary and level of formality
Q3. What is NOT one of the fundamentals all readers of business contracts expect to find?
- Contract expiration dates
- Names of the parties involved
- Email addresses for all parties involved
- The date of the contract
Q4. Common linguistic features of the indirect communication method include: the use of modal verbs, such as ‘could’ and ‘may’; modalizers, such as ‘perhaps’ and ‘maybe’; and _.
- the use of inclusive pronouns, such as ‘we’ and ‘us’.
- the use of egocentric pronouns, such as ‘I’ and ‘me’.
- the use of straightforward language to state the main point clearly and without digression.
Q5. High-context cultures place great value on relationships. As a result, communication in high-context cultures tends to be _.
- intercultural
- direct
- indirect
Q6. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- The company’s decrease in profits concerning upper management.
- The company’s decrease in profits is concerns upper management.
- The company’s decrease in profits is concerned upper management.
- The company’s decrease in profits concerns upper management.
Q7. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- Any decision of management concerned the issue will be final.
- Any decision of management concern the issue will be final.
- Any decision of management concerns the issue will be final.
- Any decision of management concerning the issue will be final.
Q8. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: To remain competitive in today’s highly volatile economy, the two companies decided to __ to form a new mobile phone provider.
- strive
- provide
- merge
- confirm
Q9. Which of the following words is similar to ‘saturate’? (Multiple answers possible)
- flood
- oversupply
- starve
- dry out
- glut
Q10. Which word from this week’s vocabulary list can be defined by the following: a chance or possibility that something will happen or exist in the future?
Enter answer here
Q11. Tone can be defined as _.
- the rise and fall of your voice when speaking.
- the way you speak to connect to your audience.
- the way you sound to the listener or reader.
Q12. Which of the following are NOT examples of
communication styles?
- facial expressions.
- body language.
- tone of voice.
- handwriting.
Q13. Which of the following statements show positive tone?
- ‘The previous behavior towards the client is
unacceptable and if this continues your employment at this firm may be
terminated.’ - ‘Your client service record meets company standards
and requirements.’ - ‘We are pleased to inform you that your excellent client
service performance has exceeded expectations and that your efforts will
certainly be rewarded.’
Q14. Which of the following statements show the use of informal
communication?
- ‘We are very honored to by your presence.’
- ‘This visit by your excellency is most welcomed.’
- ‘It’s great to have you here with us today!’
Q15. Which language features are NOT formal? (Multiple answers possible)
- Noun phrases
- Passive or imperative voice
- Academic style vocabulary
- Phrasal verbs
- Slang or colloquialisms
Week 4: Business English: Basics
Quiz 1: Peer-review practice
Q1. Is the speech clear?
- Yes
- No
Q2. Does the speaker’s tone and style of language enhance the message of the pitch?
- Yes
- No
Q3. How effective is the speaker’s tone and style of language?
- There is clear use of a personal and unique tone and style, suited to audience and purpose
- There is an attempt at a personal style but tone and style of the speech may be awkward or unsuited to audience and purpose
- There is little attempt at style; sounds flat and perhaps uninteresting.
Quiz 2: Module 4
Q1. Which of the following is NOT a situation when you would soften your polite request?
- When we are making a request to someone who is at a higher level within the company or organization.
- When we are making a ‘big’ request that would potentially inconvenience the person.
- When the person we’re making the request to does not have an obligation to say yes.
- When you are offering to do something helpful for someone.
Q2. Which of the following modals is ‘most’ polite?
- Could
- Can
- Do
Q3. ‘The new flat-screen tv model, you know, on display at the department store. It’s expensive!’ is an example of:
- spoken communication
- written communication
- mass communication
- email communication
Q4. Spoken communication tends to be:
- planned
- less structured
- unplanned
- organized
- one way
Q5. Which of the following words are similar in meaning to ‘strive’?
- attempt
- endeavour
- rest
Q6. Choose the BEST word to replace ‘merge’ in the following sentence: The merge of the two departments should make the company more efficient at completing the job.
- deregulation
- compensation
- preparation
- consolidation
Q7. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The partnership was based on __ goals and capabilities.
- mutual
- competent
- confirmed
- regulatory
Q8. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: They are seeking __ approval from the government for the merger.
- flexible
- mutual
- competent
- regulatory
Q9. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- I hear many conversations that contain nonsense.
- I hear many conversations containing nonsense.
- I hear many conversations that containing nonsense.
- I hear many conversations that contains nonsense.
Q10. A general purpose tends to be __
- Broad and non-defined.
- Focused and result oriented.
- Communicator driven.
Q11. Which of the following examples are statements of
Specific Purposes?
- Submit a report to the Managing Director informing
him of the recent decline in sales revenue in the Asia region. - To convince and persuade the Managing Director to
allocate more human resources in order to expand sales operations in Asia. - Recruit a new sales director for the Asia market.
Q12. Which option shows the recommended steps of conducting an audience analysis?
Step 1 – What are their needs and concerns?
Step 2 – What actions do you want them to take?
Step 3 – Who are they?
Step 1 – What actions do you want them to take?
Step 2 – Who are they?
Step 3 – What are their needs and concerns?
Step 1 – Who are they?
Step 2 – What are their needs and concerns?
Step 3 – What actions do you want them to take?
Q13. Which statements explain why conducting an audience
analysis is important? (Multiple answers correct)
- You are able to deliver the relevant content to
them. - You can identify what they like and dislike.
- You can determine what benefits them so you can
convince or persuade them with your message. - It can help you redefine your purpose.
Q14. The purpose, audience, medium, tone and style all
have to match each other in order _
- to sell your ideas.
- to maximize the effectiveness of your
communication. - to satisfy the audience’s needs.
- to avoid offending your audience.
Q15. Which of the following steps show the correct way
to choosing the right communication strategy?
Step 1 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 2 – Define Purpose
Step 3 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Step 1 – Define Purpose
Step 2 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 3 – Redefine Purpose
Step 4 – Choose Appropriate Medium of Communication
Step 5 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Step 1 – Define Purpose
Step 2 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 3 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Step 4 – Choose Appropriate Medium of Communication
Step 1 – Define Purpose
Step 2 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 3 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Step 4 – Choose Appropriate Medium of Communication
Step 5 – Redefine Purpose
Week 5: Business English: Basics
Quiz 1: Vocabulary practice
Q1. Choose the BEST word to replace ‘segment’ in the following sentence: Apple controls a large segment of the mobile phone market
- slab
- whole
- portion
- totality
Q2. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Home __ are at an all-time low.
- variences
- valuations
- exclusives
- deregulations
Q3. Which of the following words are similar in meaning to ‘consistent’? (Multiple answers possible)
- persistent
- stable
- irregular
- incompatible
Q4. Identify two words, one from each of the following groups that are closest in meaning.
Group A: allot, restructure, accountable, absolute
Group B: consistent, allocate, relocation, segment
- allot and allocate
- allot and segment
- restructure and relocation
- accountable and consistent
- relocation and accountable
Q5. Which of the following words often appear after the word ‘strategic’?
- thoughts
- information
- decisions
- planning
- goals
Quiz 2: Peer-review practice
Q1. Does the text contain 13-15 sentences?
- Yes
- No
Q2. Does the text contain a supported argument (either for or against) for implementing a energy sustainable resort?
- No argument is given in the text.
- An argument is given, but it is not supported, either logically, authoritatively, or emotionally.
- An argument is given and it is supported, either logically, authoritatively, or emotionally.
Q3. Is the style and tone of the text appropriate for the intended audience?
- No
- Yes, but the writer sometimes uses inappropriate style. For example, inappropriate salutations or informal phrases.
- Yes
Q4. Does the text include an explanation or description of how adopting renewable energy would benefit (or not) the company?
- No
- Yes, but the explanation or description is irrelevant to the argument.
- Yes, and the explanation or description is relevant to the argument.
Q5. Is the grammar correct?
- Grammatical errors are frequent and affect comprehension.
- There are grammatical errors but they do not affect comprehension.
- There are no grammatical errors.
Q6. Is the vocabulary accurate in terms of spelling and usage?
- There are frequent spelling and/or vocabulary mistakes that make the message difficult to understand.
- There are some spelling and/or vocabulary mistakes but most of the message is understandable.
- There are no vocabulary errors.
Quiz 3: Module 5
Q1. How does the ‘SQ3R’ method help to improve your reading?
- It helps you to understand key vocabulary words.
- It helps you to read in an effective ‘top down’ manner in which you first gain a big picture of the text, then prioritize which material you will focus on in a more detailed reading.
- It helps you to annotate and understand the structure of a reading.
Q2. Critical reading is the act of __.
- analyzing and evaluating what you are reading as you make your way through the text or as you reflect back on the reading once you are done.
- paraphrasing, outlining or summarizing the text in your own words once you have finished reading the text.
- identifying the historical or cultural context of the text and considering how this context is different from your own.
Q3. What is the purpose behind the ‘Recite’ and ‘Review’ aspects of the SQ3R method?
- To consolidate the material you have read.
- To remain focused on your reading.
- To try to understand the general idea of each section of the text.
Q4. According to the process suggested by the Harvard Business School, which of the following is the correct order of steps for case analysis?
Read the case
Identify the problem
Research issues surrounding the problem and analyze any associated data
Generate and evaluate potential solutions
Recommend a solution
Read the case
Research issues surrounding the problem and analyze any associated data
Identify the problem
Generate and evaluate potential solutions
Recommend a solution
Identify the problem
Read the case
Research issues surrounding the problem and analyze any associated data
Recommend a solution
Generate and evaluate potential solutions
Q5. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- I read many reports containing valuable information on the importance of sustainability.
- I read each reports containing valuable information on the importance of sustainability.
- I read much reports containing valuable information on the importance of sustainability.
Q6. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Members of our Diamond AirFlight plan have _ rights to use our Elite Lounge.
- efficient
- exclusive
- alloted
Q7. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The product sold out and is not __ available, but we will notify you when it is.
- currently
- strategically
- exclusively
- efficiently
Q8. The adverb form of strategic is:
Enter answer here
Q9. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Quality assurance noticed a slight __ in the standard of products.
- insolvency
- valuation
- variance
- efficience
Q10. Which word often appears after ‘consistent’?
- in
- before
- above
- with
Q11. Which of the examples shows the best use of logic
for supporting an argument?
- Our managing director tells us we need to expand
into the Asia Pacific region because he expects market growth in the sector to
double in the next 3 years. - Our Board of Directors have a combined total of 100
years business experience within the Asia pacific region suggest the region is
ideal for expansion. - If we don’t move into the Asia Pacific Market now,
it will be the end of our company!
Q12. Which of the following examples does NOT use
emotion for supporting an argument?
- If we do not reduce our inventory it will have
devastating consequences on our bottom line. - If we increase our exposure to the Asia Pacific
region will greatly impress our shareholders. - We need to expand into the Asia Pacific region because the average GDP is growing
by 15% per year and our target demographics’ disposable income is growing at
twice the rate. - We have to stop wasting time in this market because
it has been very demoralizing for our front line staff.
Q13. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence:
The company has __ rights to sell its products in
Japan and no other firm is allowed to enter the market.
- priority
- exclusive
- actual
- specific
Q14. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence:
The firm was __ for paying damages to its
employees because it failed to provide the proper safety equipment.
- responsible
- liable
- guilty
- accused
Q15. Which sentence is grammatically correct? (Multiple answers are correct)
- There were several reasons for the Board’s decision
not to increase the marketing and advertising budget. - There were many reasons for the Board’s decision
not to increase the marketing and advertising budget. - There were much reasons for the Board’s decision
not to increase the marketing and advertising budget. - There were great deal reasons for the Board’s
decision not to increase the marketing and advertising budget. - There were little reasons for the Board’s decision
not to increase the marketing and advertising budget.
Week 6: Business English: Basics
Q1. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- There is a lot of equipment in our office.
- There are many equipment in our office.
- There is much equipment in our office.
- There is not a lot of equipment in our office.
Q2. The Mehrabian Myth suggests that non-verbal communication (for example: delivery and facial expressions) is more important than the content of a presentation.
- False
- True
Q3. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Improving renewable energy technology __ much of the company’s mission.
- facilitates
- ensures
- rivals
- underlies
Q4. Which is similar of the word ‘orientate’?
- unfamilarize
- familiarize
- adjust
- adapt
Q5. The word ‘acquisition’ is commonly used in business phrases with the following words except _ .
- procedures
- process
- principals
- prizes
Q6. Choose the BEST word(s) to replace ‘consensus’ in the following sentence: There is general consensus among politicians about the need for further investigation of the declining economy.
- agreement
- feelings
- disagreement
- opinion
Q7. Mode of communication includes
- text
- images
- radio
- speech
Q8. Which sequence represents the flow of communication?
- sender -> encoder -> message -> decoder -> receiver
- message -> sender -> encoder -> decoder -> receiver
- sender -> encoder -> decoder -> message -> receiver
- sender -> encoder -> receiver -> message -> decoder
Q9. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- Nowadays, you can to find many business executives using smart phones.
- Nowadays, you can find many business executives using smart phones.
- Nowadays, you can finding many business executives using smart phones.
Q10. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- If we want to increase sale, we shall improve customer relations.
- If we want to increase sale, we must improve customer relations.
- If we want to increase sale, we will improve customer relations.
Q11. One way to signal that you are finishing an explanation is to begin a with:
- So in the end …
- To follow-up with …
- You know …
- Well, you see …
Q12. Non-verbal communication is often used to
- enhance a message.
- give meaning to a message.
- extend a message.
- focus a message.
Q13. All written genres tend to have the following: a specific format, structure and __.
- register
- set of topics
- design
Q14. The ‘format’ of a written document refers to its __.
- type of vocabulary and level of formality
- design
- expected set of topics
Q15. Common linguistic features of the indirect communication method include: the use of modal verbs, such as ‘could’ and ‘may’; modalizers, such as ‘perhaps’ and ‘maybe’; and
- the use of straightforward language to state the main point clearly and without digression.
- the use of inclusive pronouns, such as ‘we’ and ‘us’.
- the use of egocentric pronouns, such as ‘I’ and ‘me’.
Q16. Which of the following words is similar to ‘saturate’? (Multiple answers possible)
- glut
- oversupply
- dry out
- starve
- flood
Q17. Which word from this week’s vocabulary list can be defined by the following: a chance or possibility that something will happen or exist in the future?
- potential
- potentially
- potentials
Q18. Tone can be defined as _.
- the way you speak to connect to your audience.
- the rise and fall of your voice when speaking.
- the way you sound to the listener or reader.
Q19. Which of the following are NOT examples of communication styles?
- tone of voice
- handwriting
- facial expressions
- body language
Q20. Which of the following are non verbal communication barriers?
- Perception
- Inadequate knowledge
- Distractions
- Cultural differences
- Ambiguity
Q21. Which possible language features are part of informal style of communication? (Multiple answers are correct)
- phrasal verbs
- passive voice
- abbreviations or contractions
- noun phrases
- personal pronouns
Q22. Which of the following words is similar to comprehensive?
- extensive
- complete
- particular
- definite
- all-inclusive
Q23. Written communication tends to be:
- planned
- unplanned
- unorganized
- interactive
Q24. To conduct an audience analysis you should follow these three steps: identify who the audience is, what the audience’s needs are and __.
- determine which actions you or your audience should take.
- clarify what your goals are.
- modify your vocabulary to suit the audience.
- articulate what your main ideas are.
Q25. The purpose, audience, medium, tone and style all have to match each other in order to _.
- persuade your audience
- sell your products
- maximize the effectiveness of your communication
- satisfy your needs as a presenter
Q26. Which of the following show the corrects steps to choosing the right communication strategy?
Step 1 – Define Purpose
Step 2 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 3 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Step 4 – Choose Appropriate Medium of Communication
Step 5 – Redefine Purpose
Step 1 – Define Purpose
Step 2 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 3 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Step 4 – Choose Appropriate Medium of Communication
Step 1 – Define Purpose
Step 2 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 3 – Redefine Purpose
Step 4 – Choose Appropriate Medium of Communication
Step 5 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Step 1 – Define Purpose
Step 2 – Conduct Audience Analysis
Step 3 – Choose the right Tone & Style
Q27. ‘Next month we’ll have our department’s annual New Year’s party – I’m sure you remember last year’s! We’ll need to prepare for the party by reminding the staff of the date, arranging a caterer and asking the department head for a budget for the party.’ is an example of:
- spoken communication
- written communication
- email communication
- mass communication
Q28. What are two linguistic features that are commonly used when making a polite request?
- using indirect language and pronouns like ‘I’
- using modals and the word ‘thank you’
- framing your request as a question and smiling
- using modals and the word ‘please’
Q29. We do not need to use ‘softening language’ when making polite requests when:
- we’re making a request that would help someone.
- we’re making a request that would inconvenience someone.
- we’re making a request of someone higher up at work.
- we’re making a request of someone who has no obligation to say ‘yes’.
Q30. A general purpose tends to be __.
- non-defined and broad
- communicator driven
- persuasive
- result oriented and focused
Q31. Which of the following words is similar to ‘confirm’? (Multiple answers possible)
- endorse
- support
- confuse
- oppose
Q32. What is the verb form of the word ‘deregulation’?
Enter answer here
Q33. Which of the following sentences contains a relative clause?
- The older couples who sit at the park every weekend are happy.
- The older couple sit at the park every weekend. They are happy.
- The older couple sit at the park every weekend and they are happy.
- The older couple, who sit at the park every weekend, are happy.
Q34. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- I watch many television shows that contain fascinating information.
- I watch many television shows containing fascinating information.
- I watch many television shows that containing fascinating information.
- I watch many television shows contain fascinating information.
Q35. Which sentence means that many people favour particular group of managers?
- Many people favour managers who have trustworthy intentions.
- Many people favour managers having trustworthy intentions.
Q36. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Home __ are at an all-time high.
- exclusives
- valuations
- segments
- variances
Q37. The adverb form of the word ‘strategic’ is __.
- strategies
- strategical
- strategy
- strategically
Q38. Which word(s) is the opposite of ‘exclusive’?
- excepting
- omitting
- excluding
- inclusive
Q39. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- The company provides a few information on their website.
- The company provides very little information on their website.
- The company provides few information on their website.
- The company provides not many information on their website.
Q40. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- Customers bought much of home entertainment systems over the Christmas holidays.
- Customers bought much home entertainment systems over the Christmas holidays.
- Customers bought a great deal of home entertainment systems over the Christmas holidays.
- Customers bought a lot of home entertainment systems over the Christmas holidays.
Q41. Critical reading is the act of _.
- analyzing and evaluating what you are reading as you make your way through the text or as you reflect back on the reading once you are done.
- engaging in a mental debate with the author of the reading.
- paraphrasing, outlining or summarizing the text in your own words once you have finished reading the text.
- identifying the historical or cultural context of the text and considering how this context is different from your own.
Q42. What is the purpose behind the ‘Recite’ and ‘Review’ steps of the SQ3R?
- To consolidate the material you have read.
- To try to understand the general idea of each section of the text.
- To remain focused on your reading.
- To clarify any difficult vocabulary items in the text.
Q43. According to the process suggested by the Harvard Business School, which of the following is the correct order of steps for case analysis?
Read the case
Research issues surrounding the problem and analyze any associated data
Identify the problem
Generate and evaluate potential solutions
Recommend a solution
Identify the problem
Read the case
Research issues surrounding the problem and analyze any associated data
Recommend a solution
Generate and evaluate potential solutions
Read the case
Identify the problem
Research issues surrounding the problem and analyze any associated data
Generate and evaluate potential solutions
Recommend a solution
Q44. Why would formulating questions about a piece of text after you have surveyed it help your critical reading? (Multiple answers accepted)
- Formulating questions enables you to identify the basic structure of a reading.
- Formulating questions helps you stay focused while reading.
- The act of formulating questions is useful to guide you in your reading.
- Formulating questions allows you to get the ‘big picture’ of the reading.
Q45. A ‘good’ reader would NOT do which of the following before reading a text:
- focus on all the new vocabulary words and attempt to define them.
- predict the organization of the text.
- preview the text to identify its overall content.
- consider what he/she already knows about the subject of the text before reading.
Q46. Which of the examples shows the best use of authority for supporting an argument?
- Our managing director tells us we need to expand into the Asia Pacific region.
- Our 3 year market research report indicates that the Asia Pacific region is ideal for expansion because the growing middle classes have a high level of disposable income.
- Our Board of Directors has a combined total of 100 years business experience within the Asia pacific region, suggesting the region is ideal for expansion.
Q47. Which of the following examples does NOT use emotion for supporting an argument?
- If we do not reduce our inventory it will have devastating consequences on our bottom line.
- If we increase our exposure to the Asia Pacific region will greatly impress our shareholders.
- We need to expand into the Asia Pacific region because the average GDP is growing by 15% per year and our target demographics’ disposable income is growing at twice the rate.
- We have to stop wasting time in this market because it has been very demoralizing for our front line staff.
Q48. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- There are much reasons for expanding into this market.
- There are many reasons for expanding into this market.
- The reasons for expanding into this market are much
- There is few reasons for expanding into this market.
Q49. Which word would often appears after deregulated? (Multiple answers are correct)
- economy
- environment
- market
- person
Q50. Which of the following has the opposite meaning to consistent? (Multiple answers are correct)
- logical
- unsteady
- inconsistent
- unvarying
- irregular
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