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Which phrase is the most professional substitute for “lots of money”?
B) Substantial funds
In a formal presentation, which phrase is most appropriate? A) Guys, listen up! B) Allow me to draw your attention. C) Hey, check this out. D) Let’s chill for a moment.
B) Allow me to draw your attention.
Which collocation is considered formal and professional? A) Big mess B) Quick fix C) Sound strategy D) Crazy idea
C) Sound strategy
Which of the following words is often used in corporate communication? A) Onboarding B) Playground C) Wallpaper D) Firewood
A) Onboarding
In professional usage, “delegate” means:
A) To hand over responsibility or tasks
The abbreviation “KPI” in business communication stands for:
A) Key Performance Indicator
The professional meaning of “synergy” is:
B) Combined effort producing greater results
Which word best replaces “things” in a business proposal?
A) Assets
What does the idiom “hit the sack” mean?
A) To go to bed and sleep
What does the idiom “break the ice” mean?
B) To start a conversation in a social setting
The idiom “pulling someone’s leg” means:
A) Making fun of someone jokingly
What does “costs an arm and a leg” mean?
C) Something very expensive
The idiom “once in a blue moon” means:
A) Something rare
Burning the midnight oil” refers to:
B) Working late into the night
The ball is in your court” means:
It is your decision or responsibility Explanation: The responsibility to act is yours now.
“Back to the drawing board” means:
A) To restart a plan or project
