- •Module 4 Student’s Guide April - June 2007, for Finance Department students (3rd year)
- •Examination Marks:
- •1. Choose the alternative that best suits the context.
- •2. Choose the word or word combination to match the definition.
- •3. Choose the sentence which is close in its meaning to the statement.
- •5. Choose the correct alternative to fill each space in the text.
- •6. Choose the correct preposition.
- •1. Choose the alternative that best suits the context.
- •2. Choose the sentence which is close in its meaning to the statement.
- •3. Choose the alternative to express the same idea as the word or phrase italicised.
- •4. Choose the correct alternative to fill each space in the text.
- •5. Choose the correct preposition.
- •1. Choose the alternative that best suits the contexts.
- •2. Choose the alternative to express the same idea as the word or phrase italicised.
- •3. Choose the correct alternative to fill each space in the text.
- •4. Choose the sentence which is close in its meaning to the statement.
- •5. Read the text then write “t” if the statement (81—90) is true and “f” if it is false.
- •6. Choose the correct preposition to fill each space in the text.
2. Choose the word or word combination to match the definition.
36. A sum of money given in addition to a salary.
a) wages b) bonus c) motivation
37. To tell an employee that he/she must leave his/her job.
a) to employ b) to hire c) to sack
38. To make something more efficient.
a) to rationalize b) to increase c) to stimulate
39. An advertisement on radio or on television.
a) review b) article c) commercial
40. A phrase used in advertisements to attract attention to the product.
a) celebrity b) slogan c) proverb
41. The perception that the public has of a person or organization.
a) attitude b) reputation c) image
42. Opinion held about something or someone; the degree to which one is trusted.
a) reputation b) image c) attitude
43. A person legally appointed to act for another.
a) representative b) attorney c) prosecutor
44. An official who takes possession of a person’s goods or property when they owe money, especially for the rent.
a) attorney b) prosecutor c) bailiff
45. A person who pays for professional services.
a) client b) sales person c) advertiser
46. A sum of money paid for professional or special services.
a) wages b) salary c) fee
47. The practice of buying a company cheaply, selling all its assets to make a profit and then closing it down.
a) developing a business b) asset stripping c) competition
48. The property of a company, person etc. that has value and can be sold to pay the debts.
a) liquid liabilities b) liquid profits c) liquid assets
49. Insuring again with some other company, so that the risk of loss will be shared.
a) restate b) reinsure c) reissue
50. A request for compensation from someone who is insured.
a) claim b) quotation c) premium
51. The price at which an insurer would be prepared to accept a risk.
a) claim b) quotation c) premium
3. Choose the sentence which is close in its meaning to the statement.
52. The hard fact is that money really does make the world go round.
a) Money does a world of good.
b) The world can easily do without money.
c) The world cannot exist without money.
53. The Managing Director says that there is plenty of room for further growth.
a) The Managing Director suggests increasing the space of the plant.
b) The Managing Director thinks that they have big opportunities for further development.
c) The Managing Director says that they experience further growth.
54. They realize that the market is becoming more competitive and that they need high-quality and attractive packaging.
a) They realize that their packaging is high-quality and attractive.
b) They realize that packaging plays an important role in promoting goods on the market.
c) They realize that packaging is very attractive for the competitive market.
55. Russian companies find it easier to buy domestic products because the deals are in roubles and they can sort out any problem on the spot.
a) Russian companies find it less difficult to buy domestic products because it is easier to transfer money and to solve any problem that can arise.
b) Russian companies find it difficult to buy domestic products because making deals in roubles is a great problem.
c) Russian companies find it easier to buy domestic products because there is no problem with transport.
56. LUKoil hit its lowest level since the end of February.
a) The LUKoil stock dropped slightly since the end of February.
b) The LUKoil stock plunged at the end of February.
c) The LUKoil stock fell dramatically since the end of February.
4. Choose the alternative to express the same idea as the word or phrase italicized.
57. They are determined to make the company profitable and to achieve a stable profitability by fiscal 2003.
a) increase b) income c) loss
58. Gazprom and Shell agreed to establish a joint venture to develop the Zapolyarnoye field, in which each will hold a 50 per cent share.
a) dividend b) interest c) stake
59. Recently our sales have boosted incredibly.
a) boomed b) increased c) bulled
60. We should introduce the product into the market by August.
a) take b) launch c) deliver
61. The group of people that we want to buy our product is teenagers.
a) Our bear market b) Our bull market c) Our target market
62. To my mind, the short phrase used in our advertising campaign must be changed. It does not produce any impact. It’s too dull.
a) motto b) slogan c) brand name
63. Each subsidiary has its own way that management is organized.
a) management structure b) management strategy c) organization chart
64. Ford is one of the most famous companies, which operates in many different countries.
a) holding company b) multinational companies c) subsidiary
65. Among other things, our company hopes to lower costs due to the increase in the scale of production.
a) get income of scale b) get economies of scale c) get profitability of scale
66. The success of the project was to a great extent due to the people who work for the company.
a) workforce b) management team c) trainers
67. He made his money by buying unsuccessful companies, selling their most valuable parts and then closing them down.
a) investment into unsuccessful companies
b) asset stripping c) taking over
68. Using the same management structures, products and working practices in all parts of the world can help the multinational company get rid of unnecessary duplications.
a) Globalisation b) Re-engineering c) Reorganising
69. It is very important for any company to work out its own way of doing things.
a) organization chart b) corporate culture c) production
70. In recent years our company has gained control of about ten smaller companies by buying most of their shares.
a) merged b) took over c) melted
71. A business of encouraging people to buy goods is rapidly developing in our country.
a) Promotion business b) Advertising business c) Distribution business