- •Требования к оформлению контрольной работы
- •Выполнение работы над ошибками
- •Read and translate the text. Write down your translation of the second paragraph.
- •II. Decide whether the following statements are a) true, b) false or c) information is not available in the text:
- •III. Match the words (1-10) with their definitions (a-j):
- •IV. Complete the sentences (1- 10) with the words (a-l). There are two extra words:
- •VIII. Listen to the text us Tech Industry Blamed for High Cost of Housing
- •V. Match (1-10) with (a-j) to make up sentences:
- •VI. Complete the sentences (1-10) with a) a, b) an, c) the or d) no article:
- •VII. Put the words (1-5) in the correct order to make up sentences:
- •X. Сomplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals:
- •Вариант 2
- •I. Read and translate the text. Write down your translation of the first paragraph. Microfinance
- •II. Decide whether the following statements are a) true, b) false or c) information is not available in the text:
- •III. Match the words (1-10) with their definitions (a-j):
- •IV. Complete the sentences (1- 10) with the words (a-l). There are two extra words:
- •V. Match (1-10) with (a-j) to make up sentences:
- •VI. Complete the sentences (1-10) with a) a, b) an, c) the or d) no article:
- •VII. Put the words (1-5) in the correct order to make up sentences:
- •VIII. Listen to the text Startup Companies on the Rise in Nigeria
- •IX. Complete the sentences (1-5) with the most suitable preposition (a-e):
- •X. Сomplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals:
- •Вариант 3
- •Read and translate the text. Write down your translation of the second paragraph. Production Management
- •II. Decide whether the following statements are a) true, b) false or c) information is not available in the text:
- •III. Match the words (1-10) with their definitions (a-j):
- •IV. Complete the sentences (1- 10) with the words (a-l). There are two extra words:
- •V. Match (1-10) with (a-j) to make up sentences:
- •VI. Complete the sentences (1-10) with a) a, b) an, c) the or d) no article:
- •VII. Put the words (1-5) in the correct order to make up sentences:
- •IX. Complete the sentences (1-5) with the most suitable preposition (a-e):
- •X. Сomplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals:
- •Вариант 4
- •Read and translate the text. Write down your translation of the first paragraph.
- •II. Decide whether the following statements are a) true, b) false or c) information is not available in the text:
- •Match the words (1-10) with their definitions (a-j):
- •IV. Complete the sentences (1- 10) with the words (a-l). There are two extra words:
- •V. Match (1-10) with (a-j) to make up sentences:
- •VI. Complete the sentences (1-10) with a) a, b) an, c) the or d) no article:
- •VII. Put the words (1-5) in the correct order to make up sentences:
- •VIII. Listen to the text American Millennials are Cautious About Spending
- •IX. Complete the sentences (1-5) with the most suitable preposition (a-e):
- •X. Сomplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals:
- •Вариант 5
- •Read and translate the text. Write down your translation of the first paragraph. Local Government Role in Economic Development
- •II. Decide whether the following statements are a) true, b) false or c) information is not available in the text:
- •III. Match the words (1-10) with their definitions (a-j):
- •IV. Complete the sentences (1- 10) with the words (a-l). There are two extra words:
- •V. Match (1-10) with (a-j) to make up sentences:
- •VI. Complete the sentences (1-10) with a) a, b) an, c) the or d) no article:
- •VII. Put the words (1-5) in the correct order to make up sentences:
- •IX. Complete the sentences (1-5) with the most suitable preposition (a-e):
- •X. Сomplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals:
IX. Complete the sentences (1-5) with the most suitable preposition (a-e):
1. The company specializes ..... marine insurance.
a) on b) in c) out d) by e) among
2. The broker asked the client to increase the margin ..... a high-risk rate.
a) in b) for c) by d) with e) on
3. She works ..... a firm that manufacturers electrical equipment.
a) between b) on c) for d) by e) among
4. The price of petrol is influenced ...... market forces.
a) in b) by c) among d) for e) at
5. How much do we need to spend ...... marketing?
a) on b) by c) among d) with e) between
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X. Сomplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals:
1. We increased our market _____________ by 15% last year. PENETRATE
2. This firm is one of the biggest ______________ . COMPETE
3. ___________ for the position of accounts clerk must be computerate. APPLY
4. All new __________ must sign a confidentiality agreement. EMPLOY
5. The accountants are ___________ the production process. COST
Вариант 4
Read and translate the text. Write down your translation of the first paragraph.
Stakeholder Power
1. Many stakeholders have relationships with you and your business that the law regulates. Employees have rights, customers have protections, your contracts with vendors carry legal obligations, and your loan with a bank must meet legal standards pertaining to a few stakeholders that could have legal claims on your business. You must deal with all of these stakeholders in a manner that meets the requirements of the law. When dealing with lenders, the law says that your failure to pay can result in forfeiting your collateral. A vendor has the legal right to sue you if you don't pay your invoices. Even in cases where a violation will not subject you to criminal charges, you could be subject to a civil lawsuit, such as when a customer or an employee gets injured on your premises. As you deal with stakeholders, keep any legal implications of the relationship in mind.
2. Any new project you undertake requires financial support from stakeholders. To make money from an initiative, you must sell to customers. In addition, you may have to get credit from lenders and vendors. You have to safeguard stakeholder relationships where money is at stake. For example, you must treat customers fairly and honestly, or they can stop buying from you. If you consistently pay vendors late, they may stop extending credit to you. A lender may call in a loan if you fall behind on payments.
3. Some stakeholders can disrupt your business plans and cause uncertainty in the operation of your business. They can actually influence or veto your decision-making. For example, a bank that turns you down for a loan you planned to use for expansion has basically decided your expansion plan is not viable. If you decide to raise prices, customers may challenge your decision by refusing to buy from you. An investor may not approve of your new marketing plan, and a neighborhood watch group may influence you to install lighting to make your property safer at night. Though you may have gone into business to make your own decisions, stakeholders may rein you in with their own needs and opinions.