The BUSINESS ENGLISH FINAL TEST assesses knowledge about the Converse shoe company, covering its history, products, and key figures. This quiz enhances understanding of business terminology and company profiling in an English-speaking context.
Tomorrow
Yesterday
Upcoming
The day after tomorrow
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Fly
To fly
Flying
Flew
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Charles "Chuck" Taylor
A basketball player
Rubber Shoe Company
Marquis Mills
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Can you
Would you like me to
I'll
Would you mind
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A cup of
A can of
A tin of
A bag of
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Boston, Manhattan in the United States
Boston, Massachusetts in the United Kingdom
Boston, Massachusetts in the United States
Boston, Manhattan in the United Kingdom
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Shoes
Appliances
Apparel
Clothing
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one hundred and sixty countries
more than one hundred and sixty countries
less than one hundred and sixty countries
Sixty countries
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Printing
Printed
To print
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Has
Have
Had
Was
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Has
Have
Had
Was
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Has
Had
Have
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Are you
Did you
Were you
Do you
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The All-Star was the original name of their canvas shoes.
A basketball player successfully endorsed the company.
Converse was founded by Marquis Mills in 1920.
The company only sells its product in the US.
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The history of Converse shoe company
A brief information of Converse shoe company
The man behind Converse shoe company
Converse’s products
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Converse shoes are easily identified because of their design.
Converse has probably more than 2,500 employees worldwide.
Converse only sells footwear.
Converse’s All-Star was endorsed by an athlete.
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a striped midsole and toe cap having a bumper toe
a bumper toe and toe cap having a striped midsole
a bumper having a striped midsole toe and toe cap
A bumper toe and a striped toe cap having midsole
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They started producing rubber based shoes.
They renamed their basketball shoes.
They endorsed Charles "Chuck" Taylor.
Marquis Mills started Converse.
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