Welcome to the Berlin Business English Test Quiz! There are different businesses in existence and there is much that goes into a business. Just how conversant are you with the business world, the terminologies, and forms? Take up the Berlin Business English Test Quiz below and see how high you score and broaden your knowledge. All the best and have fun!
I’m German.
I’m from Italian.
My name’s Jim Stokes.
He’s an employee.
He’s a businessman.
He’s a commuter.
Yes, I are.
Yes, I study.
No, I’m not.
He’s engineer.
He’s drinking coffee.
He works at Walmart.
A teacher.
A lawyer.
An accountant.
Builds houses.
Works with money.
Helps people in shops.
Hi John, that’s nice.
Who are you?
Hello. Pleased to meet you.
I work for BIT Computers.
I working for BIT Computers.
I’m from computers.
A business card.
A telephone call.
A visitor’s badge.
After a meeting.
At dinner.
From the receptionist.
Manufacturer.
Retailer.
Buyer.
Goods in bulk to the store owners.
Goods directly to the public.
Raw materials to the manufacturers.
Often I am giving presentations in my job.
Often I make presentations in my work.
I often give presentations in my job.
A financial analyst.
An economist.
An accountant.
What does your company?
What kind of company do you work for?
Where is responsible to manage projects in your company?
Don’t earn much money.
Don’t learn much.
Don’t need any qualifications.
Purchase
Service
Manage
Accounting.
Self-service.
Production.
It's called an acquisition.
It's a takeover.
It means the companies merged.
A company that distributes finished products to end-users.
A company that sells materials or services to other companies.
A company that buys finished goods and sells them on.
Shareholders
Workers
Senior Managers
A company whose shares can be bought and sold.
A company owned by the government.
A company with very few shareholders.
A company owned by another company.
A company whose shares are traded on the stock exchange.
A company that owns one or more other companies.
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