Профессиональный английский язык 1 Росдистант Ответы на Final Test

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If I ___ for that company, I ___ to buy a car.

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If I ___ to university, I ___ marketing.

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If the installation ___ included in the price, we ___ the order.

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If we ___ the deadline, we ___ the opportunity.

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We ___ you, unless ___ the situation.

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If I ___ him in person, we ___ the contract after the conference.

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If the conference hall ___ available then, we ___ it.

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If we ___ about the quality of the product we ___ a refund then.

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If we ___ the deadline, we ___ that opportunity last month.

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If we ___ the order, we ___ for it.

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I ___ search for a better company, if I ___ to change my current job.

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If I ___ the training course now, I ___ for an intern program.

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If we ___ more information about the product, we ___ particularly interested in it.

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___ is someone who is about to join the company.

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___ are amounts of money that are taken away from your salary.

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___ is constituted by direct and indirect benefits like medical allowance.

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___ is the amount of the employee’s salary after deducting tax.

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___ is about $ 2,000 a month.

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During ___ you may be asked to prepare a self-evaluation.

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I ___ several projects which helped the company to grow significantly.

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I’m going to ask my boss for a pay rise at my next ___.

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I believe that this role would give me the opportunity ___.

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I have completed several training courses where I was able ___.

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I have to do much ___ in my job.

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If we ___ the invoice now, we ___ to pay for the order.

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If you're ___ you're paid too much for the work you do.

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If you are ___ you are not paid enough for the work you do.

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If you have a lot of experience you have better chances of getting ___.

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In my previous role I ___ excellent leadership skills. 

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Procedures tells employees how ___. 

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Some companies offer ___.

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Some companies pay their employees ___.

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The salary's not great, but the ___ make up for it.

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Why did you decide ___ during this conference?

Choose the correct variant: Don’t hesitate ______ any questions.

• to asking
• to ask
• ask
• asking

Choose the correct variant: I am writing ______ of Progress Company.

• in behalf
• on behalf
• at behalf
• from behalf

Choose the correct variant: I was wondering ______ information about your product.

• if you could sent
• if you send
• you send
• if you could send

Choose the correct variant: If I ______ to Paris now, I would represent our company there.

• go
• went
• gone
• going

Choose the correct variant: If I hadn’t met him in person, we ______ the contract after the conference.

• wouldn’t signed
• wouldn’t have signed
• wouldn’t having signed
• wouldn’t have sign

Choose the correct variant: If the invoice ______ correct, I will confirm the purchase.

• will
• is
• had been
• was

Choose the correct variant: If the technical support service was included, we ______ an order.

• would place
• would have placed
• will place
• would have place

Choose the correct variant: If we ______ our business next year, there will be salary increases.

• expanding
• had expanded
• expanded
• expand

Choose the correct variant: If we ______ the opportunity, we won’t be able to expand.

• had lose
• lose
• lost
• had lost

Choose the correct variant: If we had confirmed the order, we ______ for it.

• would have pay
• will pay
• would paid
• would have paid

Choose the correct variant: If we had signed the contract then, we ______ the business project.

• would already started
• would have already started
• will have already start
• would already starting

Choose the correct variant: If we hadn’t complained about the quality of the product, we ______ a refund then.

• wouldn’t gotten
• wouldn’t have got
• won’t get
• wouldn’t got

Choose the correct variant: If you ______ me a favor with the delivery, I wouldn’t have confused the address details.

• have done
• have doing
• had do
• had done

Choose the correct variant: If you ______ more, I will reduce the price.

• had order
• ordered
• order
• had ordered

Choose the correct variant: If you didn’t spend so much money on development, your company ______ so prosperous.

• wouldn’t be
• wouldn’t
• won’t be
• wouldn’t have be

Choose the correct variant: If you hadn’t overcharged me, I ______.

• wouldn’t have complained
• won’t have complained
• won’t complain
• wouldn’t had complained

Choose the correct variant: If you wish to have all the rights to these books, there ______ a contract.

• will
• will be
• would
• could

Choose the correct variant: Thank you ______ advance.

• to
• in
• at
• on

Choose the correct variant: We _______ your quick reply.

• would appreciated
• will appreciated
• would have appreciate
• would appreciate

Choose the correct variant: We look ______ to meeting you soon.

• forward
• forwarded
• at forward
• forwarding

Choose the correct variant: We look forward ______ from you soon.

• hearing
• to hear
• in hearing
• to hearing

Choose the correct variant: We would like ______ a global price for the order.

• to receiving
• receive
• to receive
• receiving

Choose the correct variant: We’ll take it if you ______ the next week delivery.

• guarantee
• will guarantee
• guaranteed
• had guaranteed

Choose the correct variant: With reference ______, we need to confirm the following.

• in you letter
• you to letter
• your letter
• to your letter

Choose the correct variant: Would it be possible ______ us your pricelist?

• to sending
• to send
• send
• to sent

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"I am paid ... for my work”.

• further education
• insurance
• a small wage
• colleagues

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Andy's very ... - if he says he'll do something, he'll do it.

• available
• know-how
• reliable
• insurance

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He has a good working relationship with ... .

• retirement
• further education
• trial period
• colleagues

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He has never demanded raise in ... or better working conditions.

• a long-term job
• big perk
• salary
• trial period

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How can we encourage employees to be more ... ?

• flexible
• experienced
• insurance
• retirement

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I have ... for you.

• experienced
• flexible
• colleagues
• a long- term job

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I have to work every day. It's ... , right?

• a full- time job
• experienced
• reliable
• flexible

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I remember my first ... for a job well-done.

• reliable
• experienced
• job
• big perk

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I wouldn't work for them if they paid me twice ... .

• a full-time job
• a small wage
• my current salary
• flexible

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It is necessary to share knowledge through ... .

• experienced
• retirement
• salary
• know-how

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Karsten's a very ... manager.

• know-how
• salary
• retirement
• experienced

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Management authorized ... to honor good work.

• job
• a small wage
• paid leave
• trial period

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My schedule is ... - I could arrange to meet with you any day next week.

• insurance
• trial period
• flexible
• a long- term job

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Nobody sells him ... first year.

• a long-term job
• my current salary
• insurance
• retirement age

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Our company has ... scheme our employees.

• job
• colleagues
• an in-house training
• retirement age

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The company offers a generous ... that includes private healthcare.

• a long- term job
• colleagues
• benefits package
• my current salary

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We will let you know about any ... at the branch.

• available jobs
• experienced
• retirement
• reliable

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What is the normal ... in this country?

• retirement age
• further education
• colleagues
• a small wage

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Your ... is three months.

• reliable
• trial period
• benefits package
• a long- term job

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A new plant ... last year.

• were opened
• to open
• was opened
• open

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A new supermarket ... this year.

• be built
• was built
• build
• is built

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AvtoVAZ factory ... the largest car manufacturer in Russia last year.

• were
• was
• are
• will be

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Design department ... new products now.

• was invented and developed
• invented and to developed
• is invented and developed
• invents and develops

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He ... the money that he needs to live on.

• is paid
• was paid
• paid
• pay

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He ... the money that you need to live on.

• is paid
• was paid
• paid
• pay

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He joined the Volvo, where he ... as the design director in 2005.

• was served
• served
• serve
• will serve

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He left because there ... a lack of opportunity for promotion.

• is
• will be
• was
• be

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I ... by the first company I applied to.

• hire
• hired
• was hired
• is hired

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I ... university in the mid-90s.

• is finished
• finished
• will finish
• was finished

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In 1966 the new AVTOVaz car factory ... on the left bank of the Volga River opposite the town of Zhiguli.

• will build
• is built
• was built
• built

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It ... as VAZ.

• was
• were
• named
• was named

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Mark broke his leg yesterday, so he’s taken ... .

• big perk
• sick leave
• paid leave
• an in-house training

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Mattin ... the updated logo of "AvtoVAZ" at the "Auto World" international exhibition last year.

• introduce
• has introduced
• is introduced
• introduced

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Please ... in your name, age, and occupation.

• fill
• is filled
• are filled
• filled

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She ... for a job with an insurance company.

• applied
• will apply
• is applied
• apply

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She filled in the application form and ... for an interview.

• went
• go
• is went
• will go

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The company ... by Lada Auto Holding.

• owned
• is owned
• owns
• own

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This site ... now the world's third largest motor manufacturing complex.

• is
• to be
• was
• had

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We ... a lot of difficulty in selling our house last year.

• was
• is experienced
• experienced
• experience

Find the synonyms.

• to look for
• an opportunity
• to conduct
• a job
• to carry out
• a chance
• an employment
• to hunt
• to deal with
• to be in charge of

Find the synonyms.

• to pursue
• to supervise
• to be engaged
• to launch
• to start
• to follow
• to be in charge of
• to carry out
• to be involved
• to furnish

Find the synonyms.

• to submit
• to handle
• to seek
• to provide
• to deal with
• to be involved
• to furnish
• to hunt
• to send in
• to look for

Match the words and their meaning.

• a department that invents and develops new products
• a department that deals with the company’s accounts
• a department that hires new employees and organizes training
• money that the government pays to unemployed people who are looking for a job
• Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
• Finance Department
• Human Resources (HR) Department
• an employer
• Research and Development (R&D)
• unemployment benefit

Match the words and their meaning.

• an organization that produces or sells goods or services in order to make a profit
• the qualification given to a student after he or she has completed his or her studies
• to be paid the money that you need to live on
• to go to a meeting in which someone asks you questions to see if you are suitable for a job or course
• a company
• to earn a living
• a degree
• to apply for a job
• an employer
• to go for an interview

Match the words and their meaning.

• the possibility of doing something
• a letter that you write to a company when you are applying for a job
• a written description of the previous work of someone
• a form that you complete in order to apply for a job, a place on a course, etc
• a CV (curriculum vitae)
• an application letter
• a degree
• an opportunity
• the experience
• an application form

Match the words and their meaning.

• the process of getting knowledge or skill from doing, seeing, or feeling things
• someone who is paid to work for someone else
• a person, company, or organization that employs people
• a person or an organization that buys a product or service
• a customer
• the experience
• unemployment benefit
• a company
• an employee
• an employer

Match the words and their meaning.

• to receive money as payment for work that you do
• to employ someone to do a job
• to search for something or someone, e.g. a job
• to request something, usually officially, especially in writing or by sending in a form
• to earn a living
• to look for
• to apply for a job
• to earn a lot of money
• to go for an interview
• to fill a vacancy/post/position

What does the abbreviation AFAIK, used in texting messages, stand for?

• As friendly as I know
• As far ambitious I know
• As far as I know
• Aiming for ambitions I know

What does the abbreviation ASAP, used in texting messages, stand for?

• As appreciated
• As soon as possible
• As soon appreciated
• As safe as possible

What does the abbreviation FYI, used in texting messages, stand for?

• For your information
• Friendly information
• For your income
• Friends you and I

What does the abbreviation IMHO, used in texting messages, stand for?

• In my honest overwork
• I am honestly overloaded
• I am having overwork
• In my humble opinion

What does the abbreviation TIA, used in texting messages, stand for?

• That’s I am
• That I appreciate
• Thanks in advance
• Thanks, I appreciate