Unit 7-9
Unit 10
Unit 11
Unit 12
Grammar
100

What is the comparative form of obsolete?

more obsolete

100

What is the difference between a jingle and a voice-over?

jingle: a song used in an advertisement

voice-over: someone not on camera talking about a product

100

What does plummet mean?

fall very quickly

100
One group of students has 60 minutes to write a test, but another group only has 45. Is this illegal, unfair, or dishonest?

unfair

100

Is this sentence 1st, 2nd, or 3rd conditional?

If you forget to respond to the customers, they will be angry with you.

1st

200

Fix the mistake: Can you finding out when our new employees will arrive?

find out

200
List three different research methods that businesses might use to learn about their customers. 

street survey, questionnaire, dustbin survey, focus group, blind testing, etc. 

200

What is an example of a job where an employee might earn commission?

salesperson, etc.

200

What is the difference between dishonest, illegal, and unfair?

dishonest: a lie

illegal: against the law

unfair: not equal

200

Unfortunately, it is _____ more expensive to buy local supplies. The cost is almost double. 

considerably, slightly, hardly

considerably

300

What form of negotiate goes in the blank?

My father is very intelligent, and he taught me how to be a good _______.

negotiator

300

What is a gimmick?

A trick used to attract customers

300

What are the three rules for changing normal speech to reported speech?

1. move the tense back

2. add a reporting verb

3. change the pronouns

300

What is insider trading?

Using secret information about a company to benefit yourself on the stock market

300

Choose the correct relative pronoun:

That's the boss's office, ______ is the largest office in the building. 

That's the boss's office, which is the largest office in the building.

400

What is a patent?

A document saying you created and own an invention

400

Companies want to learn how their customers perceive their products. What does perceive mean?

How they feel about something; what their opinion is

400

What is the difference between 'level off' and 'remain steady'? 

level off: stop falling or rising

remain steady: stay the same

400

The company was fined ___ causing too much noise at night. 

for

400

Change this sentence to passive:

The customer sent an angry message to the stockbroker. 

The stockbroker was sent an angry message (by the customer).

500

What is the difference between a refund and compensation?

refund: buy a product, then return it and get your money back

compensation: money or something else given to you because of a problem

500

What is the difference between a pie chart, a bar chart, and a graph?

different answers

500

What is the difference between a bull market and a bear market?

bull market: investors feel optimistic, prices rise

bear market: investors feel worried, want to sell their shares

500

What is the difference between accuse and charge?

accuse: say someone did something bad

charge: police accuse someone of committing a crime; more serious

500
Change to reported speech: (you are talking to Anna)

Anna: I've been wanting to visit Japan for many years. 

Anna said / told me she had been wanting to visit Japan for many years. 

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