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TOEIC VocAbs

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

auction: (verb)

a)

To sell something by having people offer amounts of money.

b)

To give money back.

c)

To not have enough of something.

d)

To sell very quickly.

2.

complimentary: (adjective)

a)

Ergonomic

b)

Aesthetic/Esthetic

c)

Free

d)

Ready to sell or use.

3.

warranty: (noun)

a)

Proof that the product is reliable.

b)

An extra fee added to a bill.

c)

An offer to use a product to see if you would like to buy it.

d)

A discount.

4.

invoice: (noun)

a)

A written contract.

b)

A document for proof of payment.

c)

A statement listing the price for services or products bought.

d)

A receipt.

5.

cut a deal: (verb)

a)

To pitch a product

b)

To sign a contract.

c)

To get a reduction.

d)

To end a contract

6.

rebate: (noun)

a)

a competitor

b)

a bad client

c)

a voucher

d)

a discount

7.

run short: (verb)

a)

To lack staff.

b)

To close the company.

c)

To have a shortage of products.

d)

To make staff work overtime.

8.

sell like hotcakes: (verb)

a)

To sell for low prices

b)

To sell a large quantity

c)

To sell a small quantity

d)

To be out of stock

9.

surcharge: (noun)

a)

Expensive

b)

Cheap

c)

A discount

d)

An additional cost

10.

receipt (noun)

a)

A delivery

b)

A document for proof of payment.

c)

A type of packaging

d)

A customer

11.

busy signal: (noun)

a)

The line is engaged.

b)

The person is out of the office.

c)

The phone is off the hook.

d)

The answerphone is full.

12.

gossip: (verb)

a)

Destroy confidential documents.

b)

Spread rumours (true and untrue)

c)

Tell lies - be dishonest.

d)

Try to be the boss' favourite employee.

13.

be out of the loop: (verb)

a)

To not understand the situation

b)

To be incompetent

c)

To be cut off (on the phone)

d)

To not receive information

14.

put (someone) on hold: (verb)

a)

To use the loudspeaker

b)

To make someone wait

c)

To use hands-free while driving.

d)

To use a landline (not a mobile)

15.

toll‐free: (adjective)

a)

User friendly

b)

Without advertising

c)

Free/no extra cost

d)

A SIM only deal

16.

flying colors: (noun)

a)

a type of airline company

b)

a missed opportunity

c)

a success

d)

a failure

17.

landmark: (adjective)

a)

insignificant

b)

historically important

c)

high (score)

d)

emergency (landing)

18.

outstanding: (adjective) - two answers

a)

Unsociable

b)

Useless

c)

Of major significance or importance.

d)

Owed as a debt.

19.

suitable: (adjective)

a)

appropriate

b)

inadequate

c)

used as a suitcase

d)

a type of clothing.

20.

field: (noun)

a)

a feeling

b)

a category or area

c)

a hoax

d)

a type of contract

21.
benefit: (noun)
a)
Hours worked in addition to the regular schedule.
b)
Something a company gives employees other than salary/a perk
c)
A written agreement to rent something.
d)
The rate at which people leave an organization and are replaced by other people.
22.
CEO: (noun)
a)
A type of company
b)
The managing director
c)
A mobile phone contract
d)
A logistics abbreviation
23.
overtime: (noun)
a)
Working flexible hours
b)
The rate at which people leave an organization and are replaced by other people.
c)
Public holidays
d)
Hours worked in addition to the regular schedule.
24.
resign: (verb)
a)
To get the sack.
b)
To sign a contract with another company.
c)
To voluntarily leave a position.
d)
To accept a decrease in oneʹs salary.
25.
take a pay cut: (verb)
a)
To accept a decrease in oneʹs salary.
b)
To invest in company shares.
c)
To get a pay rise
d)
To work for benfits in kind.
26.
turnover: (noun)
a)
The total number of employees.
b)
The value of company shares.
c)
The number of clients.
d)
The rate at which people leave an organization and are replaced by other people.
27.
borrow: (verb)
a)
To temporarily use something without paying for its use.
b)
To sign a contract with another company.
c)
To voluntarily leave a position.
d)
To accept a decrease in oneʹs salary.
28.
lease: (noun)
a)
A written agreement to rent something.
b)
Something a company gives employees other than salary/a perk
c)
an open-plan office
d)
A piece of furniture.
29.
mortgage: (noun)
a)
A written agreement to rent something.
b)
An agreement that allows you to borrow money from a bank to buy a house.
c)
A written contract for insurance.
d)
Bad working conditions
30.
policy: (noun)
a)
A security guard
b)
a pay slip
c)
A written contract for insurance.
d)
a schedule
31.

agenda (noun)

a)

The list of points for a meeting.

b)

A diary

c)

A timetable

d)

A rota

32.

A board meeting

a)

A very long meeting.

b)

A meeting that involves the managers.

c)

An AGM

d)

A video conference.

33.

have the floor: (verb)

a)

Have the control of a situation.

b)

Take the minutes.

c)

Chair the meeting

d)

Have the opportunity to speak at a meeting.

34.

symposium: (noun)

a)

A meeting or conference on a particular topic.

b)

A series of short talks on various subjects.

c)

A presentation

d)

An advertising campaign.

35.

bookkeeping (noun)

a)

An activity for librarians.

b)

An activity for accountants.

c)

An activity for engineers.

d)

An activity for bookmakers.

36.

figures: (noun)

a)

graphs

b)

statistics

c)

employees

d)

shares

37.

income: (noun)

a)

Salary

b)

Expenses

c)

Rent

d)

Tax

38.

overhead: (noun)

a)

A company that closes down.

b)

A manager.

c)

Cost of running a company.

d)

Raw materials

39.

statement: (noun)

a)

The financial situation of a company.

b)

A document received from the bank each month.

c)

A written contract.

d)

A brand

40.

break even: (verb)

a)

To have an argument with your colleague.

b)

To sue for unfair dismissal.

c)

To have expenses equal to profits.

d)

To be paid the minimum wage.