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  • What angered me wasn't his resignation but the ... in which he did it. a) method; b) aspect; c) manner; d) bearing
    manner
  • The doctor told him to lose weight quickly or pay the ... later in life. a) fine; b) price; c) fee; d) cost
    price
  • A “double-whammy” is when one event causes two problems for you. Yes or no.
    Yes
  • I thought my job was safe. But suddenly, …, I was fired. a) off the record; b) red tape; c) out of the blue; d) off the top of my head
    out of the blue
  • Is the list of points to be discussed at a meeting called the agenda?
    Yes
  • I need a good explanation of all the costs ... in buying a new car. a) involved; b) affected; c) concerned; d) implied
    involved
  • I’m not sure. I’d have to check the files, but … I’d say 4 million pounds. a) off the top of my head; b) off the record; c) out of the blue; d) up to my eyes
    off the top of my head
  • Jet lag causes problems with our ... clock. a) botanical; b) biological; c) natural; d) rhythmical
    biological
  • Marie Curie, one of the best-known ... in working with radiation, died in 1934. a) revolutionaries; b) debutants; c) rebels; d) pioneers
    pioneers
  • Is it correct? The notes from a business meeting are called the protocol.
    No - They are the minutes [mainju:ts]
  • When you buy something for work, you should get a recipe in order for the company to give you the money back.
    No - It is a receipt [risi:t]
  • I didn't stay behind because I wanted to, I did so because it was my .... a) work; b) duty; c) shift; d) chore
    duty
  • If you can't make ... what's written, change the zoom level and it'll become clearer. a) out; b) off; c) up; d) for
    out
  • In the mating season, the male of the species calls out with a ... gu-gu sound. a) separate; b) distinctive; c) contrasting; d) individual
    distinctive
  • Doesn't it ... you as strange that it's the middle of May and it's snowing? a) strike; b) occur; c) hit; d) touch
    strike
  • If you say “I’m inclined to agree with you”, it means you strongly agree with that person.
    No - you mostly agree, but not entirely
  • There's a ... range of issues that we need to discuss as soon as possible. b) ample; b) far; c) high; d) wide
    wide
  • You have a lot of contacts. Could you … to get me a job? a) beat around the bush; b) pull some strings; c) pay through the nose; d) keep me posted
    pull some strings