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Ôn Tập Anh Văn CN 2

Total questions: 108

Worksheet time: 54mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

“Yes, we extend your overdraft, but I’d like a little more groveling ................ you please.”

a)

via

b)

with

c)

from

d)

for

2.

.............. credit is one of the things suppliers do to help sales.

a)

Presenting

b)

Supplying

c)

Making

d)

Providing

3.

.............. means the transfer of assets from state ownership to private ownership.

a)

Nationalization

b)

Publicity

c)

Privatization

d)

Industrialization

4.

............... her mortgage, she had no debts.

a)

From

b)

Apart from

c)

Apart

d)

Despite

5.

.................. lending, banks must assess the risk of the borrower not being able to repay the loan.

a)

During

b)

Before

c)

After

d)

While

6.

A modem enables you to .................. computers via the telephone system.

a)

connect

b)

interface

c)

link

d)

chat

7.

A telegraphic transfer will normally credited by the receiving bank ................ .

a)

on weekends

b)

on the same day

c)

at the same time

d)

in time

8.

After the revolution many of old laws were ................. .

a)

used

b)

reused

c)

revoked

d)

back upped

9.

All the following are examples of current assets except.

a)

stocks of raw materials

b)

machinery

c)

receivables

d)

money in a current account

10.

Although the hospital was attacked, doctors continued to work.

a)

carried out

b)

carried in

c)

carried with

d)

carried on

11.

Amount deducted each year from profits to allow for the fact that assets lose their value as they got older:

a)

dividend

b)

depreciation

c)

operating profit

d)

share capital

12.

An instruction to a bank to pay a particular amount of money at regular times from a person's bank account to another bank account:

a)

direct debit

b)

standing order

c)

collection

d)

recovery

13.

Any resource owned by a company which can be valued in money terms.

a)

borrowings

b)

assets

c)

sales

d)

cash inflow

14.

BACS is abbreviation of:

a)

The Bankers Automated Clearing Service

b)

The Bankers Automated Clearing Server

c)

The Bankers Automated Clearing Society

d)

The Bankers Annual Clearing Service

15.

Banks are organized .................. for needs specified by the customers.

a)

provide

b)

to provide

c)

provided

d)

providing

16.

Banks have to make provision for bad .................... .

a)

credit

b)

deposition

c)

application

d)

debt

17.

Before deciding to market a new product manufacturers get as much information as they can about customer needs as possible.

a)

found out

b)

find out

c)

look at

d)

look after

18.

Being paid for invoices in advance is like .................. .

a)

giving no credit.

b)

receiving the full value of your invoices immediately.

c)

borrowing from the bank.

d)

borrowing from your customers.

19.

Buying invoices is another way of ........................ debt.

a)

selling

b)

buying

c)

collecting

d)

paying

20.

By automation, all processes that can be done by ............... help to reduce the cost of processing.

a)

hands

b)

machines

c)

people

d)

engines

21.

Cash flow regulation is when the factoring service .................. .

a)

pays for all invoices in advance.

b)

pays for all invoices at a fixed date each month.

c)

buys all invoices at a discount as they are raised.

d)

takes on all risks of bad debt for a fee.

22.

Choose word for the definition: A business deal which could make a big profit but is very risky.

a)

assessment

b)

speculation

c)

subsidiary

d)

one-off deal

23.

Choose word for the definition: A business which makes money by buying up other companies debts.

a)

company

b)

public company

c)

limited company

d)

factor

24.

Choose word for the definition: A computer program which stores information systematically.

a)

bank data

b)

data bank

c)

data bureau

d)

bureau data

25.

Choose word for the definition: A detailed summary of a person's or a company's financial condition at a specific point in time, taking into account their assets, liabilities, etc.

a)

journal

b)

profit and loss statement

c)

statement

d)

balance sheet

26.

Choose word for the definition: A document sent by suppliers to customers describing the goods or services and saying how much money is owed.

a)

check

b)

standing order

c)

invoice

d)

dollar bill

27.

Choose word for the definition: A person highly skilled and knowledgeable in one subject or activity.

a)

expert

b)

professor

c)

driver

d)

painter

28.

Choose word for the definition: All the money that a company will have to pay to someone else in the future, including taxes, debts, and interest and mortgage payment.

a)

working capital

b)

cash flow

c)

withdrawal

d)

liabilities

29.

Choose word for the definition: Cash or something that is easily convertible into cash.

a)

fixed assets

b)

liquid assets

c)

assets

d)

receivables

30.

Choose word for the definition: Goods and supplies which the company has bought but not yet used.

a)

warehouse

b)

factory

c)

stock

d)

share

31.

Choose word for the definition: Money remaining after all expenses and taxes have been paid.

a)

gross income

b)

turnover

c)

profit

d)

net income

32.

Choose word for the definition: The bank which transmits the money is called.

a)

bank

b)

receiving bank

c)

sending bank

d)

interbank

33.

Choose word for the definition: The financial position and reputation of a person or a company.

a)

debit status

b)

creditworthiness

c)

debt worthiness

d)

credit status

34.

Choose word for the definition: The quality of being trusted to pay a debt.

a)

documentary

b)

creditworthiness

c)

credit status

d)

reduction

35.

Choose word for the definition: The total value of sales in one period of time.

a)

overturn

b)

profit

c)

income

d)

turnover

36.

Companies often find the best way to expand in a foreign market is to organize a subsidiary in the target country.

a)

to finish

b)

to carry on

c)

to set out

d)

to set up

37.

Confidential invoice discounting offers ................ .

a)

confidential credit management.

b)

confidential sales ledger administration.

c)

discounting of invoices selected by the factors.

d)

discounting of invoices selected by the customer.

38.

Credit management deals with the amount of credit to be given to customers and deciding risks ............... giving credit.

a)

in

b)

of

c)

with

d)

at

39.

Customers not paying their debts mean ................. for a business.

a)

goodness

b)

disaster

c)

condition

d)

necessary

40.

Debts that must be paid within one year:

a)

share capital

b)

current liabilities

c)

creditors

d)

depreciation

41.

EFTPOS is: ............... .

a)

electronic foundation transfer at prize of sale

b)

electronic foundation transfer at point of sale

c)

electronic funds transfer at point of sale

d)

electronic funds transfer at price of sale

42.

Expenses of running a business including salaries, rent, etc. But not including the direct costs of manufacturing:

a)

turnover

b)

current assets

c)

operating costs

d)

creditors

43.

Factors can also pay their customers the full value of all their invoices at a fixed time each month. In this way they help to regulate their customers’ ………………. .

a)

money flow

b)

flow currency

c)

cash flow

d)

flow cash

44.

For a company ,……………. can save the expense of raising invoices and collecting payment from customers.

a)

deposing

b)

recovering

c)

factoring

d)

supplying

45.

He bought the wine for the party ……………….. credit.

a)

with

b)

of

c)

on

d)

by

46.

He failed to ……………….. on time and lost the order.

a)

supply

b)

be supplied

c)

supplying

47.

If the buyer of the goods has a poor credit status, the factoring company might buy the invoices of the supplier ……………. .

a)

on credit

b)

on a with-recourse basis

c)

on a non-recourse basis

d)

in

48.

If this happens, then it will no longer be true that a loan ………….. the IMF guarantees a country’s creditworthiness.

a)

at

b)

from

c)

into

d)

after

49.

If thousands of checks are uniform ………….. and shape, they may be processed by computer operated machines.

a)

color

b)

length

c)

size

d)

standard

50.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: The agent are to default on the agreement, we need to take legal action.

a)

If the agent weren’t to default on the agreement, we might not need to take legal action.

b)

If the agent were to default on the agreement, we might not need to take legal action.

c)

If the agent weren’t to default on the agreement, we might need to take legal action.

d)

If the agent weren’t to default on the agreement, we need to take legal action.

51.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: The bank refuses an overdraft at the end of the month because there aren’t enough funds in the accounts at other times.

a)

If there were not enough funds in the accounts at other times, the bank could accept an overdraft at the end of the month.

b)

If there were enough funds in the accounts at other times, the bank could not accept an overdraft at the end of the month.

c)

If there were enough funds in the accounts at other times, the bank could accept an overdraft at the end of the month.

d)

If there were enough funds in the accounts at other times, the bank could refuse an overdraft at the end of the month.

52.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: Because the consultant didn’t do careful research, he couldn’t identify the gap in the market.

a)

If the consultant did more careful research, he could have identified the gap in the market.

b)

If the consultant had done more careful research, he could have identified the gap in the market.

c)

If the consultant had done more careful research, he have identified the gap in the market.

d)

If the consultant did more careful research, he could identify the gap in the market.

53.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: He wanted to get the money shortly but he didn’t complete the formalities as requested.

a)

If he completed the formalities as requested, he would have got the money shortly.

b)

If he had completed the formalities as requested, he would get the money shortly.

c)

If he had not completed the formalities as requested, he would have got the money shortly.

d)

If he had completed the formalities as requested, he would have got the money shortly.

54.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: We didn't open an account with you earlier, so we didn’t benefit from all these services.

a)

If we had not opened an account with you earlier, we might have benefited from all these services.

b)

If we had opened an account with you earlier, we might not have benefited from all these services.

c)

If we had opened an account with you earlier, we might have benefited from all these services.

d)

If we did not opened an account with you earlier, we might have benefited from all these services.

55.

Major business expenses on large-scale items such as computers and manufacturing machinery:

a)

capital

b)

currency

c)

expenditure

d)

capital expenditure

56.

Many workers industrial fields were to be laid off during a recession.

a)

inflation

b)

economical crisis

c)

prosperous time

d)

golden time

57.

Much of the work of banks can be …………….. .

a)

automate

b)

automatic

c)

automation

d)

automated

58.

My account has an …………… overdraft limit.

a)

automated

b)

audited

c)

automatic

d)

audition

59.

Only the manager of the receiving bank can …………… the telegram before a clerk can process it.

a)

encode

b)

provide the password

c)

decode

60.

Payments ……….. and ………….. bank account can be planned to take place on one day.

a)

out of / at

b)

at / into

c)

of / into

d)

out of / into

61.

Payments are to continue you receive further ………….. in writing.

a)

reports

b)

letters

c)

notice

d)

e-mail

62.

Payments in the…………………. of credit vouchers are cleared by the BGC.

a)

means

b)

method

c)

form

d)

way

63.

Personal …………….. are produced electrically by the banks’ central computer.

a)

statements

b)

requirements

c)

account numbers

d)

speeches

64.

Repairs and checking provided after a product has been sold:

a)

after sales service

b)

service

c)

sale service

d)

sales

65.

Several ……………. went bankrupt last year leaving the market comparatively free of competition.

a)

competitors

b)

shopkeepers

c)

players

d)

banker

66.

She took her checks to the bank to have her signature ………. .

a)

authenticate

b)

authenticated

c)

to authenticate

d)

authenticating

67.

Sole traders and partnerships are examples of …………….. .

a)

limited company

b)

non- limited company

c)

company

d)

factory

68.

Some businesses survive by paying bills ………………. .

a)

in time

b)

at the same time

c)

late

69.

Something of value that secures a loan or other credit; if the borrower cannot repay, the lender can sell it to pay off the loan.

a)

collateral

b)

credit rating

c)

maturity

d)

portfolio

70.

Sometimes they grant loans to people who can’t ………….. to pay them back.

a)

effect

b)

supply

c)

afford

71.

SWIFT is an abbreviation of: …………. .

a)

Society for Worldwide web Interbank Financial Telephone

b)

Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication

c)

Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Television

d)

Science for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication

72.

The …………. don’t allow export of large amounts of capital.

a)

regulations

b)

regulatory

c)

regulate

73.

The ……………. ledger contains details of income from sales and unpaid invoices.

a)

sales

b)

purchase

c)

borrow

74.

The bank of England was founded ……………. the national debt.

a)

to borrow

b)

to lend

c)

to provide

d)

to finance

75.

The bank should ………….. for each special transaction only those signatures shown on the list of special transactions.

a)

agree

b)

accept

c)

send

76.

The bank’s base rate …………… calculate different rates for lending.

a)

used

b)

used to

c)

is used to

d)

used for

77.

The beginning of the meeting the secretary of the sports club read from the ………….. book.

a)

writing

b)

minute

c)

picture

d)

meeting

78.

The Central Bank tried to control inflation by imposing a …………… squeeze on the banking system.

a)

debit

b)

monetary

c)

credit

d)

check

79.

The cheque clearing process enables the banks ………….. payment.

a)

to make

b)

to earn

c)

to remit

d)

to collect

80.

The Clearing House …………. millions of cheques each day.

a)

transmit

b)

handles

c)

credits

d)

debts

81.

The company which owed them money had ………… business, so it was impossible for them to recover their debt.

a)

gone out

b)

gone

c)

gone out of

d)

gone

82.

The company’s ……………… was tied up in unsold goods.

a)

capital

b)

water bill

c)

cash

83.

The date on which a loan must be repaid, or the length of time until this date called:

a)

credit rating

b)

maturity

c)

portfolio

d)

cost of funds

84.

The factoring company makes a …………… by buying invoices at a discount.

a)

turnover

b)

profit

c)

sale

d)

price

85.

The money was transferred …………….. BACS.

a)

throughout

b)

from

c)

via

d)

with

86.

The speed of …………… transfers depends on the efficiency of the post office.

a)

time

b)

amount

c)

procession

d)

postal

87.

The values which are difficult to quantify or turn into cash are called …………… .

a)

intangible assets

b)

financial assets

c)

business’s assets

d)

net asset

88.

They …………….. the balance of my account on their terminal.

a)

called to

b)

called for

c)

called up

d)

called down

89.

They carried ……………… sending my statement to the wrong address.

a)

with

b)

on

c)

out

d)

via

90.

They explained the …………… of entry to the European Community, during the meeting.

a)

paths

b)

conditions

c)

methods

d)

lessons

91.

How do you account for the sudden fall in the stock value?

a)

report

b)

explain

c)

consider

d)

represent

92.

They specialize in petroleum …………… for the plastics industry.

a)

goods

b)

output

c)

terms

d)

products

93.

Translate a message in code into ordinary language:

a)

encode

b)

code

c)

message

d)

decode

94.

We need information about the size of your company. For example what’s your yearly …………… ?

a)

price

b)

turnover

c)

costing

d)

cash

95.

We need the money to ……………. production.

a)

finance

b)

pay

c)

cash

d)

fund

96.

We received a ……………… from the electricity company about my bill.

a)

letter

b)

receipt

c)

reminder

d)

invoice

97.

What we do next will be determined by the results of our market research.

a)

depend on

b)

decide

c)

rely

98.

When a factoring company buys invoices on a with recourse basis, they …………… .

a)

have the right to charge interest.

b)

take away all the risk from the seller.

c)

may get their money back from their customer.

d)

are providing the money at their own risk.

99.

When a factoring company buys invoices on a without-recourse basis, they ……………. .

a)

have the right to charge interest.

b)

take away all the risk from the seller.

c)

may get their money back from their customer.

d)

are providing the money at their own risk.

100.

When she died she left her house to her children. They were …………… of her will.

a)

dead people

b)

the disabled

c)

beneficiaries

d)

witnesses

101.

With computerized payments paperwork is reduced …………….. .

a)

to a minimum

b)

maximum

c)

to a maximum

d)

to

102.

With internet banking you can pay bills ……….. writing cheques or queuing at the bank.

a)

under

b)

within

c)

without

d)

with

103.

You …………… keep at least 51,000 in the account if you want free banking.

a)

aren’t allowed to

b)

mustn't

c)

needn't

d)

must

104.

You can calculate ……………. by deducting total liabilities from total assets.

a)

assets

b)

profit

c)

net assets

d)

current liabilities

105.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: The bank requires the cheques to be signed by two people before presented for payment.

a)

The bank won’t pay the cheques if they are not signed by two people.

b)

The bank will pay the cheques if they are not signed by two people.

c)

The bank won’t pay the cheques, they are not signed by two people.

d)

The bank won’t pay the cheques if they are signed by two people.

106.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: You have to show your last balance sheet for any bank loans.

a)

The bank consider bank loans if you show your last balance sheet.

b)

The bank will consider bank loans if you showed your last balance sheet.

c)

The bank will consider bank loans if you show your last balance sheet.

d)

The bank will not consider bank loans, you show your last balance sheet.

107.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: The staff show their identification in order to cash their cheques.

a)

If The staff want to cash their cheques, they (will) have shown their identification.

b)

If The staff wanted to cash their cheques, they (will) have to show their identification.

c)

If The staff want to cash their cheques, they will not show their identification.

d)

If The staff want to cash their cheques, they (will) have to show their identification.

108.

Which of the following best restates each of the given sentence: We don't reach the breakeven point within six months, so we have to ask for a bank loan.

a)

If we didn’t reach the breakeven point within six months, we wouldn’t have to ask for a bank loan.

b)

If we reached the breakeven point within six months, we would have to ask for a bank loan.

c)

If we reached the breakeven point within six months, we wouldn’t have to ask for a bank loan.

d)

If we reach the breakeven point within six months, we wouldn’t have to ask for a bank loan.