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Vocabulary Week 3

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

turnover (in sales)

a)

a company's total amount of product or services sold in a certain period

b)

a company's turn to pay some money to the vendors

c)

the percentage of employees who left a company over a certain period of time

2.

turnover rate (in employment)

a)

a company's total amount of product or services sold in a certain period

b)

the percentage of employees who left a company over a certain period of time

c)

a company's total revenue

3.

intimidating (adjective)

a)

having a pleasure effect

b)

having a threatening effect

c)

having a positive effect

4.

diversify (verb)

a)

membuat puas

b)

menyelam di tempat yang berbeda-beda

c)

membuat variasi

5.

"You have to push yourself outside your comfort zone as you work your way up the ladder."

The best Indonesian translation is:

a)

Kamu harus mendorong diri keluar dari ruangan sembari cari cara menaiki tangga.

b)

Kamu harus mendorong diri keluar dari zona nyaman ketika bekerja meniti jenjang karir.

c)

Kamu harus mendorong diri untuk bekerja keras dan keluar dari zona nyaman.

6.

It was absolutely buzzing during Christmas.

--> Buzzing (adjective) here means ...

a)

The sound of buzzing bees

b)

full of irritating noise

c)

full of excitement

7.

Industrial placement (noun)

The best Indonesian translation is:

a)

Proses menempatkan daerah industri

b)

Penempatan di industri bagi mahasiswa (magang)

c)

Penempatan di industri bagi karyawan

8.

Not everyone is cut out for a career in hospitality though.

--> The best Indonesian translation is:

a)

Tidak semua orang bisa memotong agar bertahan di industri hospitality.

b)

Tidak semua orang cocok untuk punya karir di industri perhotelan.

c)

Semua orang cocok untuk bekerja di industri perhotelan.

9.

"The project started slowly, but everything is finally starting to come together now."

The phrase "come together" here means:

a)

That a lot of people gather around together.

b)

That the project is now running well as desired.

c)

That the project is visited by a lot of people who come.

10.

Bryan doesn’t have an office, so he hot-desks from the lobby.

The words "hot desk" (verb) here means:

a)

that Bryan does not have a personal desk, so he'd use any empty desks available on the lobby.

b)

That the temperature of the desk is high.

c)

that Bryan has a personal desk in the lobby.