Business - Time Management Vocabulary

What does the phrase "meet the deadline" mean?

• Struggle

• Be behind schedule

• Make a schedule

• Complete tasks on time

During a group project, Noah mentioned having problems with a task. What expression did he use to say that?

• I’ve been concentrating on that.

• I’ve been struggling with that.

• I’ve been taking it easy.

• Things are moving forward smoothly.

Emma has been working on her project for weeks. What expression would she use to indicate that she is not making any progress?

• I’ve been making good progress.

• I’ve been getting nowhere.

• We’re seeing positive results from our efforts.

• We are on track to meet our deadlines.

Grace has been working on a project. Which expression would she use to say that she is focusing on it?

• I’ve been concentrating on that.

• I’ve been having trouble with that.

• I’ve been taking it easy.

• I haven’t had time to do that.

Aria has been telling her friends about her recent activities. Which phrase would she use to say that she is not putting in much effort?

• I’ve been taking it easy.

• I’ve been working hard.

• I’ve been focusing a lot.

• I’ve been giving it my all.

What should you aim to balance when making a schedule?

• Time, cost, and quality

• Time, effort, and money

• Cost, effort, and perfection

• Quality, money, and perfection

You'd better make a __________ plan.

• perfect

• realistic

The project is delayed. It means it is...

• On schedule

• Ahead of schedule

• Behind schedule

What is the term used for tasks that run at the same time?

• Overlap

• Sequential

• Delayed

• Prioritized