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What does the X (horizontal) axis show?
This idiom means "unexpected"
Business English Final Exam Review
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CEFR B1-B2
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This idiom means "unexpected"
put one's foot in one's mouth
out of the blue
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What does the X (horizontal) axis show?
Months of the year
Ice cream sales
Increasing forest fires
increasing ice cream sales
3
"to make a difficult or painful decision; to take a difficult step"
jump the gun
crunch time
stab in the back
bite the bullet
4
What term is defined as: "period of reduced economic activity"
down fall
downturn
bankruptcy
recession
5
81% of
Interactive
Shark Tank Pitches were successful
False
True
6
"to admit that there's a problem; to deal with an unpleasant situation realistically"
generate buzz
go through the motions
face the music
put a stake in the ground
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Which is NOT one of the 4 Ps of Marketing?
People
Place
Product
Promotion
8
Does
burn out
mean "to become extremely tired or sick by working hard for a long time"
True
False
9
When trying to sell a product, what's the max length of time for the personal story?
2 minutes
1 minute and 30 seconds
5 minutes
1 minute
10
When is it most important to smile during a pitch?
when negotiating
when leaving
when pitching
when entering
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"the act of returning money received previously"
return
profit
reject
refund
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What are the 3 types of graphs?
bar, pie, line
cookie, bar, line
pie, line, barn
lime, bar, pies
13
What does
pencil in
mean?
set the date/time for an appointment
give your opinion
write a list
write a story
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"to give approval for something"
accordance
sign on
sign off on
agree
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"travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis"
commute
daily ride
drive
transport
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What elements make up
vocal power?
Loudness & tone
Strength & variability
Strength & vocal fry
Variability & tone