The document contains information about practice tests for the Cambridge BULATS workplace English examination. It includes three full practice tests that simulate the format of the actual exam. The practice tests cover the exam sections of listening, reading, language skills and writing. The document also provides information on how to access computer-based practice exams to help prepare for the test.
El documento proporciona información sobre el examen BULATS. Explica que BULATS evalúa el nivel de aptitud lingüística de personas que necesitan usar un idioma extranjero en el trabajo. El examen estándar de BULATS incluye secciones de comprensión oral y escrita. La sección de comprensión oral contiene cuatro partes que involucran escuchar conversaciones, monólogos y discursos para responder preguntas. La sección de comprensión escrita y conocimiento de la lengua contiene dos partes con diferentes tip
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. It notes that meditation helps calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Regular meditation of 10-20 minutes per day is recommended to experience stress relief and improved focus.
New jobs were created thanks to a stronger market.
* Punctuality 守時
Punctuality and reliability are very important in this line of work.
在這個工作領域,守時和可靠性非常重要。
- punctuality (n.) 守時;reliability (n.) 可靠性 -
* Lack of administrative support 缺乏行政支援
The lack of administrative support made it difficult to manage my schedule.
缺乏行政支援使得管理我的時間表變得很困難。
- lack (
1) The document discusses exercises related to using correct grammar, including "to be" forms, spellings, and prepositions. It also includes exercises matching items in column A with column B and questions focusing on the content of a passage.
2) One matching exercise involves items related to an employee shareplus plan, including the percentage of employees who started the plan, the people who drew up the proposal, and the eligible countries.
3) A content question identifies the name of the organization as the Shareplus Global Team and what the team was rewarded for, which was organizational strength.
This document contains an English language test with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions assessing listening, reading, grammar, vocabulary and writing skills. The test covers topics such as jobs, appearance, personality, and family relationships. It provides instructions for completing the different sections and advises allocating specific times for listening, reading, and answering questions.
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El documento proporciona información sobre el examen BULATS. Explica que BULATS evalúa el nivel de aptitud lingüística de personas que necesitan usar un idioma extranjero en el trabajo. El examen estándar de BULATS incluye secciones de comprensión oral y escrita. La sección de comprensión oral contiene cuatro partes que involucran escuchar conversaciones, monólogos y discursos para responder preguntas. La sección de comprensión escrita y conocimiento de la lengua contiene dos partes con diferentes tip
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. It notes that meditation helps calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Regular meditation of 10-20 minutes per day is recommended to experience stress relief and improved focus.
New jobs were created thanks to a stronger market.
* Punctuality 守時
Punctuality and reliability are very important in this line of work.
在這個工作領域,守時和可靠性非常重要。
- punctuality (n.) 守時;reliability (n.) 可靠性 -
* Lack of administrative support 缺乏行政支援
The lack of administrative support made it difficult to manage my schedule.
缺乏行政支援使得管理我的時間表變得很困難。
- lack (
1) The document discusses exercises related to using correct grammar, including "to be" forms, spellings, and prepositions. It also includes exercises matching items in column A with column B and questions focusing on the content of a passage.
2) One matching exercise involves items related to an employee shareplus plan, including the percentage of employees who started the plan, the people who drew up the proposal, and the eligible countries.
3) A content question identifies the name of the organization as the Shareplus Global Team and what the team was rewarded for, which was organizational strength.
This document contains an English language test with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions assessing listening, reading, grammar, vocabulary and writing skills. The test covers topics such as jobs, appearance, personality, and family relationships. It provides instructions for completing the different sections and advises allocating specific times for listening, reading, and answering questions.
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Psychometric testing refers to the process of measuring a candidate's relevant strengths and weaknesses. This form of measurement is primarily employed to assess employment suitability, including company-candidate fit.
1. The article discusses how globalization has led to increased business travel for executives and management consultants.
2. While technology allows for communication across distances, face-to-face meetings are still seen as important for building relationships and persuading others.
3. Over 90% of human communication is non-verbal, making video conferences and emails limited compared to in-person interactions where body language and eye contact can be observed and used to one's advantage.
The document discusses the importance of questionnaire design and the major decisions involved in that process. It outlines the steps in developing a good questionnaire, including determining what questions to ask, how to phrase them, the question sequence, layout, and pretesting. Key aspects of good questionnaire design mentioned are avoiding complexity, bias, ambiguity, and burdensome questions. The document also covers classifying surveys based on structure and disguise, as well as common question displays and interactive features used for online questionnaires.
This document contains a 30 question final exam for a business communication course. The exam consists of multiple choice questions testing knowledge of business communication concepts like report writing, oral presentations, interviews, and negotiations. It will take 90 minutes to complete and is worth a total of 55 marks. The questions cover topics addressed in the course including communication styles, listening, nonverbal communication, and meeting procedures.
This document contains a summary of key points about effective communication. It discusses how good communicators listen actively, maintain eye contact and relaxed body language, and clarify points without interrupting. They provide information clearly without confusing the listener and explain unfamiliar terms. While they may digress to provide additional details, they do not lose sight of their main message or ramble. Really effective communicators who can engage with others are valuable for business. The document also contains vocabulary questions related to communication, marketing, and business.
There are 3 listening practice tests provided on an audio tape. Each test allows 30 minutes for completion. Instructions are given at the beginning of each section of the tests. Test-takers should photocopy the answer sheet and practice transferring their answers after completing each test. The document provides an example of one listening test, with 3 sections - the first with multiple choice and short answer questions, the second with only multiple choice, and the third involving labeling statements as true, false or no information.
The document provides tips on how to prepare and what to expect for a recruitment aptitude test. It explains that aptitude tests assess logical reasoning, numerical problem solving, and language skills. It recommends practicing sample tests to familiarize yourself with the question types, which include numeric, data sufficiency, logical reasoning, and critical reasoning questions. The document also provides tips for taking the test, such as pacing yourself, reading instructions carefully, and bringing the proper tools. Finally, it provides examples of common question types that may be seen on an aptitude test.
This document provides guidance on solving hiring mistakes by using a structured process called "The A Method". The A Method involves 3 key steps: 1) Clearly defining the job requirements and outcomes, 2) Generating quality candidates through referrals and bounties, and 3) Conducting rigorous screening, reference checks, and structured interviews to identify the right candidates. It emphasizes finding specialists rather than generalists, checking references thoroughly using clarifying questions, and identifying "A players" who are top performers rather than average or underperforming hires. Following this process can help reduce costly hiring mistakes by selecting candidates who are the best fit for the job and organization.
This document provides an outline for an English language class unit on lifestyle. It includes: a review of the previous class, a short quiz, listening to motivational music, reviewing homework which involved questions about motivating doctors to wash hands, learning grammar rules around ever and participles, listening to career stories and a video, learning about active listening, and playing a career and education game. Students are assigned to read parts of Unit 4 in preparation for the next class.
This document outlines the steps of a 3-hour branding sprint to help define a company's brand. It involves exercises to determine the company's 20-year roadmap, "What, How, Why" statement, top 3 values, top 3 audiences, personality on 4 sliders, and position relative to competitors on a 2x2 matrix. Groups discuss and vote on ideas, with one person selected as the "Decider" to make final decisions. Photos are taken of the whiteboards throughout to compile into a brand guide slide deck.
Final Examination Study GuideMGT311 Version 21MGT311 Fin.docxmydrynan
Final Examination Study Guide
MGT/311 Version 2
1
MGT/311 Final Examination Study Guide
This study guide will prepare you for the Final Examination you will complete in the final week. It contains practice questions, which are related to each week’s objectives. In addition, refer to each week’s readings and your student guide as study references for the Final Examination.
Week One: Individual Employee Characteristics
Objective: Evaluate individual characteristics of employees.
1. Jan is a security officer. Jan believes that it is important to know exactly who is in the office at any given time. She notices that some employees do not sign out of the office when they take lunch, which makes it impossible to keep track of who is actually in the office. Jan becomes frustrated with those employees. She makes note of them and reports them to their supervisors.
In the above scenario, what is the behavioral component of Jan's attitude to the employees who did not sign out of the office?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan does not like that some employees do not sign out of the office when they take lunch.
b. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan finds it impossible to keep track of who is actually in the office.
c. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan becomes frustrated with those employees who do not sign out of the office.
d. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan notes which employees leave the office without signing out, and reports them to their supervisors.
2. Joseph was very excited about moving into his new office with a window, after 4 years of working in a cubicle. However, after moving in, he found that nothing had really changed. His level of work satisfaction remained the same. Which of the following explains what happened to Joseph?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
People tend to overestimate the pleasure they will receive from a future positive event.
b. FORMCHECKBOX
People tend to overestimate the sadness they will feel when experiencing a future negative event.
c. FORMCHECKBOX
People experience both positive and negative emotions differently.
d. FORMCHECKBOX
People tend to do a good job of predicting how they are going to feel when something happens.
3. Marina loves to visit a new country every year. Her hobbies are visiting museums, painting, traveling, and learning new languages. Which dimension of the Big Five model best describes Marina, according to her hobbies?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
Agreeableness
b. FORMCHECKBOX
Conscientiousness
c. FORMCHECKBOX
Openness to experience
d. FORMCHECKBOX
Emotional stability
Objective: Analyze the impact of individual employee characteristics on organizational performance.
4. Carlos is upset because his boss gave him work to finish over the weekend. It is Friday. Which of the following will LEAST help Carlos lift his spirits?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
Attending his Friday night soccer match
b. FORMCHECKBOX
Playing video games with his friends
c. FORMCHECKBOX
Going out to dinner with his friends
d. FORMCHECKBOX
Going to the party at his girlfriend's house
5. J ...
This document provides tips and strategies for starting conversations in English. It begins by outlining 13 tips for starting conversations in different situations like the office, conferences, or being introduced. These tips include asking for information, paying a compliment, commenting on something pleasant, introducing yourself, offering help, asking help, mentioning a shared experience, asking an opinion, praising the person, showing genuine interest, asking about the person, making an observation, or commenting on the weather. The document then discusses how to clarify ideas, identify keywords and problems, and express and oppose opinions. It also covers communicating in English on the telephone and responding to verbal and written instructions, including with diagrams. The goal is for learners to carry out simple English conversations
This document provides tips and strategies for starting conversations in English. It begins by outlining three learning outcomes related to carrying out conversations, handling complaints, and responding to instructions. It then lists 13 tips for starting conversations in different settings like the office, conferences, or when being introduced. These tips include asking for information, paying a compliment, commenting on something pleasant, introducing yourself, offering or asking for help, mentioning a shared experience, asking an opinion, praising someone, showing genuine interest, asking about the other person, making an observation, or commenting on the weather. The document also provides ways to clarify understanding, identify keywords and problems, express and oppose opinions, and respond to verbal and written instructions. It concludes with chapters on
1) The document is a test for a grade 12 English class in Vietnam in 2015. It covers listening, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, reading, and writing.
2) The listening section involves filling out a form based on a conversation at an airport customs. The reading section involves multiple choice questions about preparing for a job interview.
3) The test evaluates students' ability to comprehend conversations, identify stressed syllables, complete sentences, identify errors, understand meanings, and rewrite sentences using specific words. It covers a wide range of English skills.
Hello, this is the information desk at the airport. How can I help you?
Passenger: Hi, I'm flying to Paris this evening but I'm not sure what time my flight leaves. Can you check for me?
Assistant: Sure, what's the flight number?
Passenger: It's Air France flight 345.
Assistant: Let me look that up...OK, flight 345 to Paris leaves at 7:30pm from gate 12. You'll need to be at the gate no later than 7:15pm to board the plane. Does that help?
Passenger: Yes, thanks very much! One more question - is there a restaurant near my gate?
Assistant: Let me check the airport map...
This document provides an overview of the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC). It discusses the test's history and structure. The TOEIC has two sections - listening and reading. The listening section contains questions based on photographs, question-response exchanges, short conversations, and short talks. It takes 45 minutes. The reading section contains incomplete sentences and passages for which test takers select answers; it takes 75 minutes. Sample questions and passages are provided to demonstrate the TOEIC format and content.
This document appears to be an English competency test containing four sections: grammar, reading comprehension, text completion, and error recognition. The grammar section contains incomplete sentences with multiple choice options to complete them. The reading comprehension section contains passages followed by multiple choice questions. The text completion section involves identifying the missing word or phrase to complete sentences. Finally, the error recognition section involves identifying the incorrect word or phrase in each sentence. The test assesses a variety of English language skills.
Business English - Week4 5 OrganizationAmy Hayashi
The document outlines the key topics and activities covered in an organizational behavior class. It includes reviewing course concepts, conducting a case study on a bank's reorganization options, learning business vocabulary, and practicing workplace role-playing scenarios. Students were asked to consider outsourcing or restructuring options for a bank facing financial losses and image problems to improve costs and customer service. They discussed the pros and cons of different reorganization approaches in groups.
This document provides details about a language proficiency test for beginner level students. It includes four progress tests covering the first six units of study, as well as a final summary test. Each test has a written and optional oral component. The written section contains questions on grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing. The oral part involves conversations between the examiner and students, and between the students. The tests are designed to measure students' progress and provide practice for other external exams. Scoring guidelines are provided at the end.
Psychometric testing refers to the process of measuring a candidate's relevant strengths and weaknesses. This form of measurement is primarily employed to assess employment suitability, including company-candidate fit.
1. The article discusses how globalization has led to increased business travel for executives and management consultants.
2. While technology allows for communication across distances, face-to-face meetings are still seen as important for building relationships and persuading others.
3. Over 90% of human communication is non-verbal, making video conferences and emails limited compared to in-person interactions where body language and eye contact can be observed and used to one's advantage.
The document discusses the importance of questionnaire design and the major decisions involved in that process. It outlines the steps in developing a good questionnaire, including determining what questions to ask, how to phrase them, the question sequence, layout, and pretesting. Key aspects of good questionnaire design mentioned are avoiding complexity, bias, ambiguity, and burdensome questions. The document also covers classifying surveys based on structure and disguise, as well as common question displays and interactive features used for online questionnaires.
This document contains a 30 question final exam for a business communication course. The exam consists of multiple choice questions testing knowledge of business communication concepts like report writing, oral presentations, interviews, and negotiations. It will take 90 minutes to complete and is worth a total of 55 marks. The questions cover topics addressed in the course including communication styles, listening, nonverbal communication, and meeting procedures.
This document contains a summary of key points about effective communication. It discusses how good communicators listen actively, maintain eye contact and relaxed body language, and clarify points without interrupting. They provide information clearly without confusing the listener and explain unfamiliar terms. While they may digress to provide additional details, they do not lose sight of their main message or ramble. Really effective communicators who can engage with others are valuable for business. The document also contains vocabulary questions related to communication, marketing, and business.
There are 3 listening practice tests provided on an audio tape. Each test allows 30 minutes for completion. Instructions are given at the beginning of each section of the tests. Test-takers should photocopy the answer sheet and practice transferring their answers after completing each test. The document provides an example of one listening test, with 3 sections - the first with multiple choice and short answer questions, the second with only multiple choice, and the third involving labeling statements as true, false or no information.
The document provides tips on how to prepare and what to expect for a recruitment aptitude test. It explains that aptitude tests assess logical reasoning, numerical problem solving, and language skills. It recommends practicing sample tests to familiarize yourself with the question types, which include numeric, data sufficiency, logical reasoning, and critical reasoning questions. The document also provides tips for taking the test, such as pacing yourself, reading instructions carefully, and bringing the proper tools. Finally, it provides examples of common question types that may be seen on an aptitude test.
This document provides guidance on solving hiring mistakes by using a structured process called "The A Method". The A Method involves 3 key steps: 1) Clearly defining the job requirements and outcomes, 2) Generating quality candidates through referrals and bounties, and 3) Conducting rigorous screening, reference checks, and structured interviews to identify the right candidates. It emphasizes finding specialists rather than generalists, checking references thoroughly using clarifying questions, and identifying "A players" who are top performers rather than average or underperforming hires. Following this process can help reduce costly hiring mistakes by selecting candidates who are the best fit for the job and organization.
This document provides an outline for an English language class unit on lifestyle. It includes: a review of the previous class, a short quiz, listening to motivational music, reviewing homework which involved questions about motivating doctors to wash hands, learning grammar rules around ever and participles, listening to career stories and a video, learning about active listening, and playing a career and education game. Students are assigned to read parts of Unit 4 in preparation for the next class.
This document outlines the steps of a 3-hour branding sprint to help define a company's brand. It involves exercises to determine the company's 20-year roadmap, "What, How, Why" statement, top 3 values, top 3 audiences, personality on 4 sliders, and position relative to competitors on a 2x2 matrix. Groups discuss and vote on ideas, with one person selected as the "Decider" to make final decisions. Photos are taken of the whiteboards throughout to compile into a brand guide slide deck.
Final Examination Study GuideMGT311 Version 21MGT311 Fin.docxmydrynan
Final Examination Study Guide
MGT/311 Version 2
1
MGT/311 Final Examination Study Guide
This study guide will prepare you for the Final Examination you will complete in the final week. It contains practice questions, which are related to each week’s objectives. In addition, refer to each week’s readings and your student guide as study references for the Final Examination.
Week One: Individual Employee Characteristics
Objective: Evaluate individual characteristics of employees.
1. Jan is a security officer. Jan believes that it is important to know exactly who is in the office at any given time. She notices that some employees do not sign out of the office when they take lunch, which makes it impossible to keep track of who is actually in the office. Jan becomes frustrated with those employees. She makes note of them and reports them to their supervisors.
In the above scenario, what is the behavioral component of Jan's attitude to the employees who did not sign out of the office?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan does not like that some employees do not sign out of the office when they take lunch.
b. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan finds it impossible to keep track of who is actually in the office.
c. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan becomes frustrated with those employees who do not sign out of the office.
d. FORMCHECKBOX
Jan notes which employees leave the office without signing out, and reports them to their supervisors.
2. Joseph was very excited about moving into his new office with a window, after 4 years of working in a cubicle. However, after moving in, he found that nothing had really changed. His level of work satisfaction remained the same. Which of the following explains what happened to Joseph?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
People tend to overestimate the pleasure they will receive from a future positive event.
b. FORMCHECKBOX
People tend to overestimate the sadness they will feel when experiencing a future negative event.
c. FORMCHECKBOX
People experience both positive and negative emotions differently.
d. FORMCHECKBOX
People tend to do a good job of predicting how they are going to feel when something happens.
3. Marina loves to visit a new country every year. Her hobbies are visiting museums, painting, traveling, and learning new languages. Which dimension of the Big Five model best describes Marina, according to her hobbies?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
Agreeableness
b. FORMCHECKBOX
Conscientiousness
c. FORMCHECKBOX
Openness to experience
d. FORMCHECKBOX
Emotional stability
Objective: Analyze the impact of individual employee characteristics on organizational performance.
4. Carlos is upset because his boss gave him work to finish over the weekend. It is Friday. Which of the following will LEAST help Carlos lift his spirits?
a. FORMCHECKBOX
Attending his Friday night soccer match
b. FORMCHECKBOX
Playing video games with his friends
c. FORMCHECKBOX
Going out to dinner with his friends
d. FORMCHECKBOX
Going to the party at his girlfriend's house
5. J ...
This document provides tips and strategies for starting conversations in English. It begins by outlining 13 tips for starting conversations in different situations like the office, conferences, or being introduced. These tips include asking for information, paying a compliment, commenting on something pleasant, introducing yourself, offering help, asking help, mentioning a shared experience, asking an opinion, praising the person, showing genuine interest, asking about the person, making an observation, or commenting on the weather. The document then discusses how to clarify ideas, identify keywords and problems, and express and oppose opinions. It also covers communicating in English on the telephone and responding to verbal and written instructions, including with diagrams. The goal is for learners to carry out simple English conversations
This document provides tips and strategies for starting conversations in English. It begins by outlining three learning outcomes related to carrying out conversations, handling complaints, and responding to instructions. It then lists 13 tips for starting conversations in different settings like the office, conferences, or when being introduced. These tips include asking for information, paying a compliment, commenting on something pleasant, introducing yourself, offering or asking for help, mentioning a shared experience, asking an opinion, praising someone, showing genuine interest, asking about the other person, making an observation, or commenting on the weather. The document also provides ways to clarify understanding, identify keywords and problems, express and oppose opinions, and respond to verbal and written instructions. It concludes with chapters on
1) The document is a test for a grade 12 English class in Vietnam in 2015. It covers listening, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, reading, and writing.
2) The listening section involves filling out a form based on a conversation at an airport customs. The reading section involves multiple choice questions about preparing for a job interview.
3) The test evaluates students' ability to comprehend conversations, identify stressed syllables, complete sentences, identify errors, understand meanings, and rewrite sentences using specific words. It covers a wide range of English skills.
Hello, this is the information desk at the airport. How can I help you?
Passenger: Hi, I'm flying to Paris this evening but I'm not sure what time my flight leaves. Can you check for me?
Assistant: Sure, what's the flight number?
Passenger: It's Air France flight 345.
Assistant: Let me look that up...OK, flight 345 to Paris leaves at 7:30pm from gate 12. You'll need to be at the gate no later than 7:15pm to board the plane. Does that help?
Passenger: Yes, thanks very much! One more question - is there a restaurant near my gate?
Assistant: Let me check the airport map...
This document provides an overview of the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC). It discusses the test's history and structure. The TOEIC has two sections - listening and reading. The listening section contains questions based on photographs, question-response exchanges, short conversations, and short talks. It takes 45 minutes. The reading section contains incomplete sentences and passages for which test takers select answers; it takes 75 minutes. Sample questions and passages are provided to demonstrate the TOEIC format and content.
This document appears to be an English competency test containing four sections: grammar, reading comprehension, text completion, and error recognition. The grammar section contains incomplete sentences with multiple choice options to complete them. The reading comprehension section contains passages followed by multiple choice questions. The text completion section involves identifying the missing word or phrase to complete sentences. Finally, the error recognition section involves identifying the incorrect word or phrase in each sentence. The test assesses a variety of English language skills.
Business English - Week4 5 OrganizationAmy Hayashi
The document outlines the key topics and activities covered in an organizational behavior class. It includes reviewing course concepts, conducting a case study on a bank's reorganization options, learning business vocabulary, and practicing workplace role-playing scenarios. Students were asked to consider outsourcing or restructuring options for a bank facing financial losses and image problems to improve costs and customer service. They discussed the pros and cons of different reorganization approaches in groups.
This document provides details about a language proficiency test for beginner level students. It includes four progress tests covering the first six units of study, as well as a final summary test. Each test has a written and optional oral component. The written section contains questions on grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing. The oral part involves conversations between the examiner and students, and between the students. The tests are designed to measure students' progress and provide practice for other external exams. Scoring guidelines are provided at the end.
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6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
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15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
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17. Stage-Gate Model
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
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• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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Achieve BULATS(with MP3)
1. Practice Tests
模擬試題測驗
本部分一共包含三回標準測驗的模擬試題,每回模擬試題結構皆與正式的劍橋博思職場
英語檢測相同。
此外,模擬測驗單元中亦提供電腦測驗的練習。詳細內容請參閱第 4 頁。
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Practice Test 1
模擬試題測驗第一回
LISTENING
PART ONE
Track 7 Questions 1 – 10
■ You will hear 10 short recordings.
■ For questions 1 – 10, circle one letter A, B or C for the correct answer.
■ You will hear each recording twice.
1 Which chart shows Bedford’s market share?
2 How many hits did the website have in June?
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3 What day will the report be published?
4 Which chart shows the profits generated by the three services?
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5 Which product has the best sales?
6 Which kind of advertising has proved to be most effective?
A mailshot
B newspaper
C radio
7 What kind of clothing does Grafton make today?
A children’s and formal
B formal and leisure
C leisure and children’s
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8 Which company would the man most like to work for?
A Anytime Couriers
B Fastlink Deliveries
C Safespeed Supply
9 Who will receive the training first?
A administration support staff
B customer services staff
C finance section staff
10 What does the man say is a problem with the product?
A its packaging
B its price
C its quality
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PART TWO
Questions 11 – 22
■ You will hear three conversations.
■ Fill in the numbered spaces, using the information you hear.
■ You will hear each conversation once only.
Track 8 Conversation One
Questions 11 – 14
■ Look at the form below.
■ You will hear a man calling to place an order.
Track 9 Conversation Two
Questions 15 – 18
■ Look at the notes below.
■ You will hear a woman leaving a voicemail message for a colleague.
London trip/Bison Ltd
~ take John’s (15) ...................
....
~ check specifications of the (16) ...............
~ try to see their (17) ...................
~ find out accurate (18) ...................
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Track 10 Conversation Three
Questions 19 – 22
■ Look at the note below.
■ You will hear a man calling to leave a message for a client.
FROM: Andrew Perkins
MESSAGE
TO: Isabel
ts
RE: Website focus group – initial poin
participants work in (19) ..........
.........
would use site most for (20) ..........
......... purchases
) ................... products
best feature was being able to (21
suggest adding a (22) ...............
....
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PART THREE
Track 11 Section One
Questions 23 – 27
■ You will hear five managers talking about job applicants they have just interviewed.
■ As you listen, decide what each manager says about the job applicant.
■ Choose your answer from the list A – I, and write the correct letter in the space provided.
■ You will hear the five pieces once only.
A This person wasn’t very motivated.
Example: ….. I ……..
B This person had too many qualifications.
23 Person 1 ..........................
C This person didn’t have team-working skills.
24 Person 2 .......................... D This person was too ambitious.
25 Person 3 .......................... E This person didn’t have enough IT skills.
26 Person 4 .......................... F This person answered questions too quickly.
G This person hadn’t prepared well for the interview.
27 Person 5 ..........................
H This person was too indecisive.
I This person didn’t have enough experience.
Track 12 Section Two
Questions 28 – 32
■ You will hear five owners of businesses talking about mistakes they made when starting up.
■ As you listen, decide what mistake each business owner made.
■ Choose your answer from the list A – I, and write the correct letter in the space provided.
■ You will hear the five pieces once only.
A I overspent my advertising budget.
Example: ….. I ……..
B I accepted too many orders.
28 Person 1 ..........................
C I failed to predict future levels of competition.
29 Person 2 .......................... D I employed too many staff.
30 Person 3 .......................... E I underestimated delivery costs.
31 Person 4 .......................... F I neglected to obtain some specialist advice.
G I underinvested in training for staff.
32 Person 5 ..........................
H I missed opportunities for publicity.
I I ignored advice from contacts.
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PART FOUR
Track 13 Section One
Questions 33 – 38
■ You will hear part of a conversation between John, who has recently started work at Top-rung Training, and Celia,
one of Top-rung’s trainers.
■ For questions 33 – 38, circle one letter A, B or C for the correct answer.
■ You will hear the conversation twice.
33 What did John enjoy in his previous job?
A having a range of responsibilities
B dealing with various business sectors
C designing different types of courses
34 What has recently been a challenge for Top-rung?
A A new competitor has started up nearby.
B Clients’ needs are changing rapidly.
C Inspection standards are now stricter.
35 What does Celia think is a mistake in Top-rung’s strategy?
A too much reliance on a small number of clients
B insufficient monitoring of marketing costs
C inconsistencies in the fee structure
36 What does Celia hope John will be able to achieve?
A a greater sense of team spirit among trainers
B an increase in the number of courses run by each trainer
C an improvement in the skills of certain trainers
37 What does John think is an important ingredient of successful training?
A close consultation with clients before courses start
B detailed analysis of genuine case studies
C clear presentation of theoretical aspects
38 Who does Celia think Top-rung should aim to develop new courses for now?
A individual consultants
B government agencies
C start-up companies
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Section Two
Track 14 Questions 39 – 44
■ You will hear a radio interview with the director of a museum in the UK.
■ For questions 39 – 44, circle one letter A, B or C for the correct answer.
■ You will hear the interview twice.
39 Tristram says that when he started at the museum,
A there was no overall system for managing the collections.
B previous directors had made inappropriate changes.
C money was being spent in the wrong areas.
40 Tristram says that the buildings he created
A have won important awards.
B are meant to look modern.
C cost more than he expected.
41 The assessment carried out by a consultant showed that staff
A had a negative view of Tristram personally.
B considered their existing approach to be the best.
C had little enthusiasm for their jobs.
42 What did the second consultant do?
A Find out the staff ’s wishes for the museum.
B Explain Tristram’s ideas to the staff.
C Criticise Tristram’s approach with the staff.
43 As a result of the second consultant’s recommendations,
A the position of museum keeper was downgraded.
B some museum keepers took on a new role.
C the least effective museum keepers were replaced.
44 The changes made to the education service
A were partly guided by the views expressed by parents.
B give children greater access to exhibits than previously.
C have led to an unexpected increase in educational visits.
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Section Three
Track 15 Questions 45 – 50
■ You will hear a lecturer on a business course giving a talk about decision-making by management teams.
■ For questions 45 – 50, circle one letter A, B or C for the correct answer.
■ You will hear the talk twice.
45 The speaker says that at the meeting he attended recently, the managers
A could not decide what was important and what was not.
B kept changing decisions they had previously made.
C failed to come to a conclusion on appropriate action to take.
46 The speaker says that the managers at the meeting he attended are the type who
A announce beliefs but do not put them into practice.
B underestimate the funding required for initiatives.
C fail to identify the most useful innovative methods.
47 The speaker’s second example involves managers who
A keep making changes to solve previous mistakes.
B wish to give the impression that they are effective.
C reject any criticism of their management style.
48 The speaker’s third example results in employees
A being unable to concentrate on important issues.
B getting into conflict with their managers.
C copying the behaviour of their managers.
49 What does the speaker say about ‘fire-fighting’?
A Some managers try to avoid doing it.
B A lot of managers have an inconsistent approach to it.
C It can distract managers from the main purpose of their role.
50 What does the speaker say about the difficulties that managers today face?
A Managers should be capable of dealing with them effectively.
B Many managers use them as an excuse for poor decision-making.
C They tend to be exaggerated.
That is the end of the Listening Section.
Now transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet.