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English Business Test 2

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20 questions · All questions on one page

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Language — Test 2 (Business English) All Levels (CEFR A1–B1, USA English) USA CEFR A1–B1 & English Proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS)
What is this test? for Language practice (Language — Test 2 (Business English)), CEFR-aligned, USA — All Levels (CEFR A1–B1, USA English) level, USA.
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Section: Language — Test 2 (Business English) · Education: All Levels · Part: Language — Test 2 (Business English) · Country: USA

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Question 1
What is mood?
A) Reader feeling
B) Grammar rule
C) Word count
D) Font style
Question 2
What is its versus it's?
A) Same meaning
B) Possessive versus contraction
C) Plural forms
D) No difference
Question 3
What does 'to follow up' mean?
A) to hurry
B) to quit
C) to check later
D) to forget
Question 4
What does 'to cc' mean?
A) to hide
B) to print
C) to delete
D) to copy recipients
Question 5
What is collocation?
A) Natural word pair
B) Random words
C) Grammar rule
D) Long sentence
Question 6
What are TOEFL parts?
A) Math only
B) Reading listening speaking writing
C) Driving only
D) No parts
Question 7
What is an antonym?
A) meeting plan
B) Rhyme
C) Opposite word
D) Homonym
Question 8
What is a conclusion?
A) Opening
B) Footnote
C) Title only
D) Closing summary
Question 9
What is a thesis?
A) Central argument
B) Title
C) Footnote
D) Quote
Question 10
What is a synonym?
A) Opposite word
B) Same-meaning word
C) Sound alike
D) Spelled same
Question 11
What is citation?
A) Copying
B) No credit
C) Source credit
D) Long quote
Question 12
What best defines an 'agenda'?
A) letter
B) invitation
C) diary
D) meeting plan
Question 13
Provide the definition of 'out of office':
A) away message
B) vacation
C) fired
D) sick always
Question 14
'deadline-driven' means which of these?
A) slow
B) focused on due dates
C) lazy
D) careless
Question 15
Provide the definition of alliteration:
A) Rhyming ends
B) Long words
C) Repeated sounds
D) No pattern
Question 16
Which term means "light conversation"?
A) an 'agenda'
B) 'overtime'
C) a 'memo'
D) 'small talk'
Question 17
Which term means "Formality level"?
A) register
B) an 'agenda'
C) 'overtime'
D) a 'memo'
Question 18
Which term means "IELTS 0 to 9 rating"?
A) an 'agenda'
B) a band score
C) 'overtime'
D) a 'memo'
Question 19
Provide the definition of to too two:
A) meeting plan
B) Verbs
C) Preposition also number
D) No difference
Question 20
Which term means "Grouped sentences"?
A) an 'agenda'
B) 'overtime'
C) a 'memo'
D) a paragraph

About This Test

For All Levels CEFR A1–B1 (USA) — English proficiency for TOEFL, IELTS and Duolingo and 15+ world languages from Spanish to Japanese. Section: Language, USA.

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