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Section 01 of 04
15 questions testing your understanding of English grammar — from everyday to advanced. Take your time.
Question 1 of 15 · Grammar
"I ______ in the marketing department since 2019."
Question 2 of 15 · Grammar
The meeting starts at 3 PM. You ______ be there on time. (must / have to)
Question 3 of 15 · Grammar
If we ______ the budget now, we can start the project next month.
Question 4 of 15 · Grammar
Our new office is ______ than the old one.
Question 5 of 15 · Grammar
She ______ to the conference every year. (go — correct form)
Question 6 of 15 · Grammar
By the time the client arrives, we ______ the presentation.
Question 7 of 15 · Grammar
The report ______ by the team before the deadline. (complete — passive voice)
Question 8 of 15 · Grammar
She asked me ______ the figures before the meeting.
Question 9 of 15 · Grammar
If we had known about the issue earlier, we ______ it differently.
Question 10 of 15 · Grammar
Not only did the team meet the target, ______ they also won the industry award.
Question 11 of 15 · Grammar
______ the circumstances, we should proceed with caution.
Question 12 of 15 · Grammar
The proposal, ______ was submitted last Friday, has already been approved.
Question 13 of 15 · Grammar
Had they invested more in R&D, the product ______ more competitive.
Question 14 of 15 · Grammar
Seldom ______ such a comprehensive analysis in a quarterly review.
Question 15 of 15 · Grammar
Rewrite diplomatically: "Your analysis is wrong."
Section 02 of 04
15 questions testing your range of business and professional vocabulary.
Question 1 of 15 · Vocabulary
Can we ______ a meeting for next Tuesday? (one word)
Question 2 of 15 · Vocabulary
The opposite of "permanent" in a work context is:
Question 3 of 15 · Vocabulary
A person who works for a company is called an:
Question 4 of 15 · Vocabulary
We are ______ a lot of competition in this market. (one word)
Question 5 of 15 · Vocabulary
"To meet a deadline" means:
Question 6 of 15 · Vocabulary
"To streamline a process" means to make it:
Question 7 of 15 · Vocabulary
We need to ______ up on the outstanding invoices. (phrasal verb)
Question 8 of 15 · Vocabulary
The company needs to ______ its strategy to remain competitive.
Question 9 of 15 · Vocabulary
The new policy will take ______ from January. (one word)
Question 10 of 15 · Vocabulary
A "stakeholder" in a project is someone who:
Question 11 of 15 · Vocabulary
"To mitigate risk" most closely means:
Question 12 of 15 · Vocabulary
The contract language was deliberately ______, leaving room for interpretation. (one word)
Question 13 of 15 · Vocabulary
"Due diligence" in a business context refers to:
Question 14 of 15 · Vocabulary
The board described the merger as "synergistic." This means they expect:
Question 15 of 15 · Vocabulary
The CEO called for a more ______ distribution of resources. (fair and just)
Section 03 of 04
15 questions across three business texts — read carefully, then answer.
Questions 1–5 · Reading
Passage A — B1
Hi Team,
I'm writing to let you know that our office will be moving to a new location next month. The new office is on Park Street, about 30 minutes from the current building by bus. We will have more meeting rooms and a larger break area. Please start packing your personal items by Friday. If you have any questions, contact HR.
Best regards, Sarah Chen, Operations Manager
1. What is the main purpose of this email?
Question 2 · Reading
True or False: The new office will have fewer meeting rooms.
Question 3 · Reading
How far is the new office by bus? (number only)
Question 4 · Reading
Who should employees contact with questions?
Question 5 · Reading
True or False: Staff must pack their items by the end of the month.
Questions 6–10 · Reading
Passage B — B2
TechNova Solutions has reported a 40% increase in Q3 revenue, primarily driven by the expansion of its cloud services division. However, the company faces mounting pressure from regulators over data privacy concerns. CEO Maria Lopez stated: "While our growth trajectory remains strong, we must balance innovation with compliance." Analysts predict that upcoming legislation could require the company to allocate up to 15% of its annual budget to regulatory compliance, potentially affecting profit margins.
6. What was the main driver of revenue growth?
Question 7 · Reading
Q3 revenue increase percentage? (number only)
Question 8 · Reading
What does "balance innovation with compliance" mean?
Question 9 · Reading
The analysts' prediction tone is:
Question 10 · Reading
What could affect profit margins?
Questions 11–15 · Reading
Passage C — C1/C2
The integration of ESG metrics into corporate reporting has moved from a peripheral concern to a board-level imperative. Companies that fail to embed sustainability into their core strategy risk not only reputational damage but also restricted access to capital markets. A recent McKinsey study found that firms with strong ESG profiles enjoyed a 12% valuation premium. However, critics argue that the lack of standardised frameworks makes meaningful comparison problematic, and that some organisations engage in "greenwashing." The challenge lies in developing transparent, verifiable metrics that drive genuine change rather than performative compliance.
11. Main argument of the passage?
Question 12 · Reading
What one word means "answer" or "way to fix a problem"?
Question 13 · Reading
What does "greenwashing" mean here?
Question 14 · Reading
The author's stance on ESG is best described as:
Question 15 · Reading
Companies need to "______ sustainability into their core strategy." (one word from passage)
Section 04 of 04
15 questions across three audio scenarios. Press play to listen, then answer. You can replay audio as many times as needed.
Questions 1–5 · Listening
Scenario A — B1
Listen to a colleague on a phone call, then answer the questions.
You can replay the audio as many times as you need.
1. What is the colleague doing?
Question 2 · Listening
New meeting time?
Question 3 · Listening
Why is the meeting changing?
Question 4 · Listening
True or False: The meeting will last about 15 minutes.
Question 5 · Listening
Conference room needed for how many minutes?
Questions 6–10 · Listening
Scenario B — B2
Listen to a meeting excerpt about quarterly performance, then answer the questions.
You can replay the audio as many times as you need.
6. Speaker's main concern?
Question 7 · Listening
Percentage of annual target reached?
Question 8 · Listening
Budget reallocation direction?
Question 9 · Listening
"ROI" stands for?
Question 10 · Listening
What happened to conversion rates?
Questions 11–15 · Listening
Scenario C — C1/C2
Listen to a board meeting discussion about international expansion, then answer the questions.
You can replay the audio as many times as you need.
11. Speaker's overall position?
Question 12 · Listening
Concerned about scaling the ______ model internationally. (one word)
Question 13 · Listening
"Stress-tested" means?
Question 14 · Listening
"I take your point about first-mover advantage" suggests:
Question 15 · Listening
Risk assessment should include currency fluctuation, supply chain, and potential ______ risks.
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