Review

Part I

Chose the best word or phrase from the choices.
  1. A monotonous task or set of tasks seeming to have no end is called 
  2. People who believe that time is more important than money and that it is better to work less and be happy and fulfilled than be well paid for struggling with jobs that are stressful or unrewarding are known as 
  3. A situation in which further action is blocked is 
  4. The portion of receivables that can no longer be collected, typically from accounts receivable or loans is called
  5. A person or party to whom something, usually merchandise, is consigned is 
  6. The total amount you owe on a particular debt is 
  7. AGM stands for 
  8. A tax on imports is called 
  9. A partner (who usually provides capital) whose association with the enterprise is not public knowledge is a
  10. A needlessly time-consuming procedure is called 

Part II

Fill in the missing words and expressions. The first letter prompt will help you fill in the right word or expression.
  1. When writing a check, you must have enough in the account to pay the check or you've got funds.
  2. American Overseas Inc., is an international ocean and air  forwarding and custom house broker.
  3. A project to build a critical oil pipeline in northern Iraq has fallen more than two years schedule, costing the Iraqi government $14.8 billion.
  4. Not only are railroads a practical  of transport, but they are a good way of covering long distances, in the greatest of comfort.
  5. A  loan can help you make the down payment on your new home while you sell your current home.
  6. VR is a fully state- company. The Finnish state owns the entire share stock of VR-Group Ltd, the parent company of VR Group.
  7. Most companies aim to improve their  lines through two simultaneous methods: growing revenues (i.e., generate top-line growth) and increasing efficiency (or cutting costs).
  8. Interesting and  work is a top motivator in the workplace.
  9. When a company , it is attempting to find ways to improve efficiency and increase profitability.
  10. The strike was called to protest the government's plans to break up and  the deficit-ridden national railway system.