QUIZ 2 VOCABULARY

You are explaining a team's workflow to a new member.

What would you say to introduce the very first step?

• a) "First, we'll present the results to see market reactions."

• b) "We need to conduct research thoroughly before starting this project."

• c) "Let's summarize the report before we decide anything."

• d) "We can make recommendations right now."

During a meeting, your boss asks about the progress of a market research project.

How would you respond to talk about collecting information?

• a) "We are in the process of trying to draw conclusions from the data."

• b) "We've just finished the phase where we gather data from the surveys."

• c) "We'll be able to present the results to the client soon."

• d) "We are preparing to make recommendations."

You're discussing with a colleague what the collected numbers mean.

What would you say to suggest the next analytical step?

• a) "So now, we need to summarize the report quickly."

• b) "The crucial step is to analyze findings to truly understand."

• c) "We should conduct research again one more time."

• d) "It's time to present the results to the whole team."

You're about to report to the board of directors on the quarterly business results.

How would you begin your presentation?

• a) "After we gather data, we can draw conclusions."

• b) "Today, I'm here to present the results of our market study."

• c) "First, I need to conduct research on these figures."

• d) "I want to make recommendations immediately."

After thoroughly reviewing all the information and understanding the issue, you want to propose improvements.

What would you say?

• a) "Based on what we've analyze findings, we can now make recommendations."

• b) "We need to gather data more before drawing any conclusions."

• c) "I'll summarize the report first to give everyone an overview."

• d) "Now is the time to present the results."

During a product development meeting, the CEO asks about the next big step after final testing.

What would the project manager most likely say?

• a) "We're almost ready to launch the product next quarter."

• b) "We need to identify our target audience more clearly."

• c) "Let's demonstrate the software to the sales team first."

• d) "The new feature is ready for review."

A potential client asks to see how your new software works in real-time.

What would you offer to do?

• a) "I can demonstrate the key functionalities for you right now."

• b) "We need to identify the exact target audience for this version."

• c) "This feature is unique, making it a great competitive advantage."

• d) "Our goal is to launch the product by the end of the year."

Your team has developed a new app, and you want to emphasize its unique functionality that sets it apart.

What would you call this specific part of the app?

• "We're planning to launch the product by summer.

• "The app's main competitive advantage is the real-time collaboration tool.

• The most exciting new feature is the simple interface.

• "We need to make sure the app is cost-effective for users."

You are calling your manager to inform them about an urgent issue that just happened.

How would you start the conversation?

• a) "I'd like to bring to your attention a new product feature."

• b) "I'm calling to report an incident: the server is down."

• c) "I'm calling to discuss our competitive advantage."

• d) "I'd like to demonstrate our new system.

A colleague approaches you, looking stressed, and says, "There's been a problem in the warehouse."

How would you prompt them for more details about where it happened?

• a) "Who was the target audience?

• b) "Where exactly did the incident take place?"

• c) "What was the immediate aftermath?"

• d) "Where exactly did the incident take place?"