FULL PRACTICE TEST OF ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION
Duration 90 minutes – 250 questions
Part 1 – Complete sentences with ONE suitable form of word
This part consists of 50 questions from question 1 to question 50.
1.Under the doctrine, once a copyrighted work is lawfully sold on the market, the copyright owner’s exclusive rights to control the
use and sale of that work are exhausted because the copyright owner has received ________ from the sale of that work.
A
compensation
B
combination
C
complication
D
commendation
2.As the market _______ of homebuyers, sellers are forced to make better improvements, carry out more well-prepared
investments and offer reasonable prices besides introducing attractive promotions.
A
recession
B
obsession
C
possession
D
concession
3.Many FIEs are facing the risk of _______ as they have failed to timely renew expired licenses.
A
resolution
B
dissolution
C
retribution
D
distribution
4.Offering tax ______ will attract environment-friendly investors.
A
exception
B
exemption
C
extinction
D
exertion
5.Accelerating _________ of the customs system will improve the reliability of cross-border trade.
A
globalization
B
urbanization
C
amortization
D
modernization
6.Export within the region is now very ________ thanks to free trade agreements.
A
favorable
B
charitable
C
affordable
D
sustainable
7.The minimum wage hike is piling pressure on enterprises, who are already suffering from the _______ economic situation.
A
desirable
B
formidable
C
enviable
D
affordable
8.In order to comply with the regulations of importing countries, local companies should build up a _____ supply chain.
A
viable
B
reliable
C
liable
D
available
9. The wrong ________ of financial resources, manpower and land remains a traditional challenge for Vietnam’s economic
growth.
A
termination
B
obligation
C
allocation
D
violation
10. To deal with a lack of funding for transport infrastructure ________ , it is necessary to increase toll fees.
A
construction
B
obstruction
C
instruction
D
destruction
11. The State Securities Commission (SSC) has proposed several incentives, including higher foreign ownership limit in listed
enterprises, in an effort to ______ the bearish stock market.
A
retain
B
revise
C
regain
D
revive
12. Releasing hasty ________ will receive strong resentment.
A
prescription
B
description
C
proscription
D
inscription
13. A thorough knowledge of local customs and habits and sufficient agility to ______ a dynamic environment thanks to
established local networks.
A
adapt to
B
advance to
C
adhere to
D
appeal to
14. Imposing such anti-dumping tariffs can _____ the domestic stainless steel producers.
A
detect
B
desire
C
defend
D
depict
15. Stock market must be improved ________ to attract sizable foreign indirect investment.
A
sufficiently
B
generously
C
dramatically
D
vibrantly
16. Despite the written instructions of the ministry, certificate renewal remains a(n) _______ task due to inconsistent legal
provisions.
A
chaotic
B
arduous
C
gradual
D
efficient
17. To avoid the lawsuit, enterprises must actively hold ________ with competent agencies.
A
eradication
B
manipulation
C
participation
D
negotiation
18. Law on Personal Income Tax (PIT) has shown its obstacles due to the fast _______ of the economics.
A
education
B
variation
C
fabrication
D
transportation
19. The Government should not be too cautious in protecting domestic retailers by adopting unclear ________ .
A
resignations
B
resolutions
C
regulations
D
retributions
20. The park’s operator should apply special incentives for those who rent spaces at the office building in a bid to _______ more
ICT enterprises.
A
adapt to
B
adhere to
C
appeal to
D
adjust to
21. Restructuring plans are short of _________ market analyses, being built focussing primarily on solutions to the status quo.
A
apparent
B
gradual
C
tremendous
D
holistic
22. In the context of regional and global economic integration, a considerable challenge for developing countries is to fulfill
_______ of exercising good corporate social responsibility towards the sustainable developments.
A
refreshments
B
requirements
C
recruitments
D
retirements
23. SBBS is appreciative of the efforts of the authorities in adopting decisive measure to restore _______ in the securities industry.
A
concurrence
B
confidence
C
conference
D
congruence
24. In order to exceed the _________ of all stakeholders, the company has to exert all necessary efforts.
A
explorations
B
expirations
C
expectations
D
exploitations
25. Foreign business associations have called for authorities to create a _______ rule for opening new retail stores.
A
automatic
B
simultaneous
C
magnificent
D
identical
26. In an effort to ________ hard times, HCMC top leaders are mounting pressure on related authorities asking them to come up
with feasible measures.
A
enjoin
B
endure
C
ensure
D
enforce
27. Collecting materials for damage _______ will form a basis for compensation.
A
evaluation
B
manipulation
C
facilitation
D
orientation
28. Organizing many ________ activities willl promote corporate social responsibility.
A
tyrannical
B
benevolent
C
charismatic
D
adventurous
29. When the stock market is ________ , having an airline operation license gives investors an opportunity of surplus capital after
gaining a foothold in the market and selling shares to foreign strategic partners in order to share the burden of administration.
A
equivalent
B
identical
C
simultaneous
D
optimistic
30. ________ of reports on trust operations will help management agencies to follow credit growth situation of the economy.
A
obsession
B
transgression
C
submission
D
accession
31. The huge _________ of media attention stems from potential impacts on economic growth.
A
harassment
B
punishment
C
settlement
D
acquirement
32. The _________ of these unnecessary registration formalities can help reduce costs of businesses.
A
retrieval
B
removal
C
renewal
D
refusal
33. The central bank aims to stabilize the market with many gold bar _______ .
A
sanction
B
junction
C
auction
D
tuition
34. Proposal of some _______ of the Investment Law will provide a legal basis for revoking the licenses of FIEs.
A
correction
B
corruption
C
collection
D
collation
35. Issuing a separate decree on casino business can lay a(n) _________ legal framework for the business.
A
dominant
B
opulent
C
generous
D
official
36. Amassing a large amount of goods will create a product _______ in the market.
A
equity
B
scarcity
C
amity
D
unity
37. Boosting investment in infrastructure for flexible ______ between various types of transportation will lower logistics costs.
A
condition
B
convention
C
connection
D
consumption
38. Risks in gold mobilization mainly came from weak _________ of banks in mobilization and lending activities.
A
administration
B
facilitation
C
participation
D
manifestation
39. Hryvnia has fallen to a record low while the rouble has dropped although cushioned by central bank _______ .
A
intersection
B
interaction
C
intervention
D
interruption
40. Due to market ________ , the crisis could have an impact for investment banks too as they might have to consider pulling
upcoming stock market listings.
A
persistence
B
occurrence
C
turbulence
D
adherence
41. Online _________ depends on shopping habits of consumers, the prestige of enterprises and the development of the e-
commerce industry in particular and the online business segment.
A
penetration
B
termination
C
liquidation
D
generation
42. If incapable people were not eliminated from State agencies, an effective mechanism for evaluation and duty assignments was
not available soon, it would be impossible to ______ an effective civil service.
A
aim at
B
grow up
C
put off
D
cope with
43. A(n) _______ bonus received can stem form well performance of sales department.
A
accidental
B
munificent
C
charismatic
D
harmonious
44. Rising oil prices can _______ consumption growth.
A
adhere to
B
choke off
C
tap into
D
aim at
45. The success of our new product launch can be ________ by an unimaginative advertising campaign.
A
categorized
B
jeopardized
C
economized
D
monopolized
46. Producing _______ evidence will support the compensatory damages.
A
harmonious
B
sufficient
C
optimal
D
ultimate
47. Setting out a roadmap on administrative reform can create a more _______ business environment.
A
negligent
B
ambitious
C
liberal
D
separate
48. Enhancing the effectiveness of the legal framework will protect the _______ interests of consumers.
A
legitimate
B
benevolent
C
charismatic
D
monumental
49. Failure to _______ the market demand will suffer high inventories.
A
adapt to
B
adhere to
C
appeal to
D
adjust to
50. High pressure of sales growth due to ______ of demand in traditional markets.
A
saturation
B
generation
C
federation
D
aspiration
Part 2 – Questions & Responses
This part consists of 50 questions from question 51 to question 100.
51. Are you planning to go to the tax seminar?
A No, I’m taking the subway.
B Yes, and I learned a lot.
C Yes, it sounds interesting.
52. What should we do about the damaged goods we received?
A Call and complain.
B Offer the customer a refund.
C Send them replacements.
53. Has the virus been removed from our server?
A Yes, but we lost some data.
B I’ve made a doctor’s appointment.
C Not yet, but we’re serving now.
54. When are the dividents usually disbursed?
A You should receive yours any day now.
B We do a few hours of work each day.
C This will help them concentrate.
55. Where can I catch a taxi to the train station?
A It takes about 15 minutes.
B Yes, there are some cabs there.
C There’s a stop in front of the building.
56. Why was the marketing campaign postponed?
A There is a post office around the corner.
B The agency needed more time.
C You can try it next time.
57. The construction work in the lobby is making such a mess.
A I’ll call the cleaning crew when they’re finished.
B Yes, it’s quite disty this time of year.
C The work was finished in January.
58. What a beautiful work of art!
A Yes, this time of year is nice.
B All of the artwork is marked with prices.
C Yes, I love the painting technique.
59. Has the new product specifications been decided?
A He’d like to develop a new brand.
B I’m sure production will go up.
C A few things still need to be worked out.
60. Let’s sit over there. It is full of people in here.
A The air in here is warm all day.
B OK, let’s move our seats.
C Somebody will serve us.
61. Let’s rent a place to live for 2 years.
A We’ll be back in Canada after 2 years.
B Since the place is one of my aunt’s.
C She lives in an apartment across from here.
62. Do you want to work late tonight or finish this early tomorrow?
A I’d rather get it all done today.
B I had a good time on Saturday.
C I work late today.
63. I’ll never get these papers in the mail today.
A The figures are too high.
B Sure you will. Let me help you.
C I’ll write you a check later.
64. Who can meet the director at the airport tomorrow?
A I don’t mind going to meet her.
B He’s giving a presentation tomorrow.
C Do you often go to the airport?
65. I’m leaving for the airport in half an hour.
A He’s on his way to work.
B Well, have a safe flight.
C Yes, before the traffic gets too heavy.
66. I’d like you to type this letter this afternoon or by
tomorrow morning.
A OK, I can get it done after lunch.
B I tried calling but got a busy signal.
C It’s Tuesday tomorrow.
67. Where is the new accountant going to work?
A He’ll have an office on the fifth floor.
B I’m sure he’ll work the same hours as us.
C It’s not an option, I’m afraid.
68. I’m really pleased with the way these leaflets have turned out.
A Thanks. I designed the letter using my PC.
B Yeah, a lot have turned out today.
C I think I’m catching a cold.
69. I’ve lost the agenda for tomorrow’s meeting.
A That’s OK, I have a spare one.
B Do you have a moment?
C I need to take a break.
70. What are they going to do about the structural flaws?
A There’s going to be an investigation.
B It’s going to be a long day.
C It’s giving me a terrible headache.
71. Where can I store the books when they arrive?
A I can’t wait to see the books.
B Have you read the books yet?
C There’s some space I the basement.
72. Why haven’t they ordered the Christmas cars yet?
A It’s the office Christmas party on Thursday.
B Oh, we though you had ordered them.
C I didn’t get any Christmas cards last year.
73. What did you decide about the fax machine?
A We’re going to buy a new one.
B There was a power cut yesterday.
C I sent him a fax last weekend.
74. Where has Greenford decided to put the new fax machine?
A Well, he doesn’t often send faxes, does he?
B He’s trying to replace the circuit boards in the old machines.
C He said he would put it between the copy machine
and filling cabinets.
75. When can I get the estimates for the pamphlets?
A I don’t think you can guess something like that.
B I’ve already sent them to your secretary.
C I’m sure they’ll send them.
76. Didn’t I ask you to finish writing the review of the new software
by Friday?
A Relax, I still have a whole day to get it done.
B I’m using a new computer.
C I have to install a new program for you.
77. Why didn’t you finish the project on time?
A He has trouble getting to the airport on time.
B It turned out to be more complicated than we thought.
C The finish on your floors is just beautiful.
78. Where do you expect to be meeting the president?
A I guess we’ll meet in his office.
B It’s hard to tell with this kind of material.
C I’m really worried about this.
79. Do you have any openings in your accounting department?
A Yes, here’s an application form.
B I’m sorry, the accounting department is closed for the day.
C Accountants must be very good with numbers.
80. How much is the electric lawnmower in the window?
A It cuts grass of all lengths at high speed.
B Do you mean the red power mower,sir?
C It’s a great machine.
81. How are you going to handle this problem wihtout
upsetting everyone?
A Turn the handle to the right.
B I have no idea. This is such a mess.
C It wasn’t my fault.
82. When can I talk to you about the budget?
A I’m so bad with finances.
B Drop by my office this afternoon.
C I’m in a meeting, so can’t I talk.
83. How often do you run a virus check on your computer?
A Not as often as I should.
B Yes, I believe it is good for your health.
C Last week, there was an outbreak.
84. Would you please call me as soon as the shipment arrives?
A I called about the shipment last week.
B I can wait for that call.
C Yes, it’s supposed to arrive within the hour.
85. How do you plan to deliver the manuscript on time?
A When it gets there.
B By air courier.
C Right now.
86. When are you going to start subscribing to the magazine?
A Yes, I’m going to start receiving it next month.
B We’ll get our first issue next month.
C Yes, I have already written the article.
87. What do you think about his offer?
A Yes, I did.
B I’m for it.
C I’d love to make an offer.
88. What do you think should be done with the funds?
A You should learn the foundamentals.
B They should be set aside for emergencies.
C We had fun last night.
89. Can’t you change the height if you need to?
A I have to check with the architect first.
B Her height changes every month.
C There’s no need to fight.
90. Why did you decide on a merger with National Gas?
A I can’t decide which way to go.
B Their management is remarkably efficient.
C We lost it because of a power surge.
91. What account for a drop in water pressure?
A Sales dropped rapidly after that.
B It was a very tough deadline.
C One of the main pipes burst.
92. How will this car perform in very hot climates?
A The theater has air conditioning.
B We were near the equator.
C It’s been designed just for that.
93. What about changing the hiring requirements?
A We hired all new staff.
B The tires need to be changed.
C I think they’re fine as they are.
94. How will the department finance this purchase?
A She’ll buy both of them.
B The apartment is for sale.
C The funds have already been set aside.
95. What about hiring temporary staff for the event?
A I’s rather pay our people overtime.
B It will be over shortly.
C Four people were fired.
96. How can I fire him after all these years?
A We put the fire out.
B He’s known him for many years.
C Tell him we’re downsizing.
97. What do you find is the most popular item?
A The lamps sold out right away.
B She’s more popular than I am.
C I find it every where.
98. How much gas does your tank hold?
A I can’t hold it much longer.
B We need a new tank.
C I never really noticed.
99. Why should demand fall off so suddenly?
A His demands seem sudden.
B Sales always drop in the Autumn.
C She hasn’t given me any notice.
100. What did you think of the department’s performance?
A I’m recommending bonuses for the entire team.
B I was thinking of them just yesterday.
C The show had one intermission.
Part 3 – Complete sentences with ONE phrase
This part consists of 150 questions from question 101 to question 250.
101. It’s essential to make product diversification in order to
A enjoin brand values.
B promote good consumption.
C infringe market share.
D design brand popularity.
102. Many countries should have demand stimulation
measures so as to
A concess economic development.
B relax economic recovery.
C deduct economic rebounding.
D promote economic growth.
103. Making investments to increase the value of products to
A diminish profit margins.
B promote goods consumption.
C inhibit trademark prestige.
D enjoin client loyalty.
104. To conquer the market easily, enterprises should
A progress value escalation.
B convict attractive equivalence.
C enhance brand celebrity.
D defy service collision.
105. It’s necessary to transfer foreign currency deposits
into savings accounts if individuals want to
A enjoy interest differences.
B induct trade deficit.
C design inflationary pressure.
D rehearse payment risk.
106. The increase in product quality does NOT stem from
A constant technology amelioration.
B negligence in candidate selection.
C good staff treatment policy.
D careful upgrading of transmission infrastructure.
107. The burden of many enterprises can stem from
A sharp increase in tax collection.
B dedicated staff erection.
C indulgence in employees subscription.
D excellent subvention of crisis.
108. The issuance of government bonds does NOT aim to
A patronize public investments.
B subsidize public expenditures.
C amortize budget deficit.
D retrieve exhausted economy.
109. To ensure the stable inflation control target, it’s
essential to
A follow up credit growth.
B lay up monetary loosening policy.
C put up bond issuance.
D pack up aggregate demand.
110. The settlement of budget deficit stems from
A acceleration of bonds issuance.
B elaboration on citizens demand fabrication.
C amelioration of unemployment issue banishment.
D donation to population growth collision.
111. Maximization of human resources strength stems from
A violation of staff persecution.
B circulation of employee morale alteration.
C penetration of technology fulmination.
D frequent evaluations of hierarchy.
112. Development of the support industry stems from
A coalition of business admonition.
B circumscription of diplomatic rapport development.
C approbation of oversea market expansion.
D vindication of international castigation.
113. One of the following results NOT stemming from
dealing with recession is
A injury of the company image.
B reduction in staff morale.
C erosion of client faith.
D surge in company prestige.
114. Finding the products and services quality
enhancement solutions is very necessary to
A provoke client suspension.
B enhance the competitive dominance.
C deport superfluous markets acquirement.
D resign market manipulation.
115. The business model diversification can
A convict the eviction of foreign enterprises.
B exploit the entire client segments.
C indict the concession of diplomatic rapport.
D protract the surveillance of strategic alliances.
116. The client caring services improvement leads to
A gradual accretion of customer loyalty.
B urgent credence of brand validity.
C chaotic annulment of share dominance.
D capricious transmission of trademark popularity.
117. To meet the customer tastes and needs, it’s extremely
crucial to
A pack in service quality.
B lay on technology improvement.
C carry out market research.
D give away strategic alliance.
118. Many enterprises can achieve market share increase
target thanks to
A flexible prohibition from client urbanization.
B rational elaboration on customers mobilization.
C hectic qualification for market solemnization.
D significant adaptation to infrastructure optimization.
119. In order to meet the social needs, many businesses should
A protract tranmission infrastructure modification.
B consent distribution network circulation.
C indict advertisement channels admonition.
D deport marketing employees ambition.
120. The separation of main business will lead to
A gradual accretion of business actions efficiency.
B harmonious attestation of potential clients nomination.
C tentative promulgation of product values dimension.
D coherent acclamation of strategic alliance.
121. The orientation to attract FDI leads to
A significant accretion of production competence.
B chaotic violation of market share annulment.
C prudent publication of service quality excursion.
D definitive cessation of strategic alliances duplication.
122. The sharp increase in client quanlity stems from
A favorable erection of distribution channels arbitration.
B monumental confiscation of staff alternation.
C permanent approbation of attractive promotion circulation.
D capricious termination of employee quanlity litigation.
123. Many countries can protect domestic production
thanks to
A relevant saturation of tranmission infrastructure
development.
B pervasive obligation of manufacturing technology
ministration.
C equivalent appreciation of modern equipment
provision.
D hectic liquidation of business environment
issuance.
124. The loosening of monetary policy will NOT
A prevail inflationary pressure.
B condense global capital.
C relax economic growth.
D inspire exchange rate.
125. The economic instability can NOT occur due to
A disparity between savings rate and investment.
B deviations in the implementation of credit package
disbursement.
C fluctuation of exchange rate.
D maintenance of stable macroeconomic
environment.
126. The settlement of saturated status of service stems from
A proactive aggregation of added value circulation.
B radical collation of persuasive ads ways contravention.
C liable equation of creative distribution channels erection.
D holistic collection of potential market corruption.
127. Upgrading transmission infrastructure will lead to
A generous foundation for service quality accretion.
B essential action of economic growth stimulation.
C coherent addition to clients bases explosion.
D stable coordination with customers liquidity.
128. Commitment to granting credit incentives will cause
A radical reduction in financial costs.
B harmonious prevention from economic growth.
C coherent subjection to strategic alliances.
D abundant embarkation on budget redundancy.
129. The efficacy of business plan stems from
A excellent financial administration.
B viable budget amortization.
C hectic inflationary adjudication.
D generous business strategies articulation.
130. The catastrophic slowdown of market stems from
A equivalent business environment publication.
B holistic clients attraction saturation.
C legitimate regulations infringement.
D hazardous products celebration.
131. The focus on investment attraction will
A promote systematic advantages.
B conquer clients advancement.
C enjoin economic condition.
D deter service validity.
132. The reduction of corruption stems from
A radical business strategy violation.
B charismatic appraisal of hierarchy.
C efficient financial culmination.
D rigorous control of incomes.
133. Many enterprises can overcome the big crisis thanks to
A flexible authority of gigantic individuals.
B proactive development of creative business strategy.
C perpetual saturation of legal regulations.
D stagnant collision of fraudulent policies.
134. The surge in global FDI stems from
A harmonious bafflement of clumsible enterprises.
B positive retrieval of world economy.
C urgent accretion of domestic cultures.
D chronic facility of global capital.
135. In order to increase market share, most enterprises
depending on their financial capabilities will
A carry out viable brand promotion strategies.
B pass up flexible propagation contrivance.
C get at creative business opinions.
D go for violent excitement policies.
136. The introduction of suitable product lines stems from
A permission of hazardous business opinions.
B eviction of persuasive results reports.
C volatility of competent data analysists.
D fulfillment of the client taste seizure.
137. The enhancement of trademark prestige stems from
A mobilization of frantic innovation schemes.
B utilization of monumental advertising ways.
C urbanization of effective attraction orientations.
D modernization of viable market segment opinions.
138. The exchange of market stabilization target can NOT
derives from
A fluctuation of intrinsic value.
B volatility of internal worth.
C stability of net worth.
D variation of inside value.
139. The increase in the net worth of our company does
NOT stem from
A dismissal of activity ranges.
B diversification of consumption goods.
C enhancement of commodity functions.
D expansion of product line.
140. Sales slump as selling prices can NOT be raise due to
A increase in market demand.
B reduction in consumption need.
C enhancement of commercial transactions.
D approval of goods consumptions.
141. Increasing public spending will
A promote economic growth.
B ensue community credibility.
C degrade social violence.
D convict local cultures.
142. Company profits could not be taken out of the country
due to
A transgression of narrow monetary policies cessation.
B culmination of loosening currency policies.
C enforcement of tight monetary regulations.
D appraisal of easing currency saturations.
143. Creating a powerful brand identity is essential if we want
to
A stabilize competitive advantage.
B modernize entire market.
C urbanize market dominance.
D mobilize market share.
144. Increase in market share can NOT occur due to
A fluctuation of profit margin.
B development of sales network.
C enhancement of trademark prestige.
D expansion of consumption market.
145. Powerful brand names will NOT
A enhance consumer loyalty.
B explode market dominance.
C preserve competitive edge.
D deter market expansion.
146. The belief in the early recovery of the business
situation has waned gradually partly due to
A prolongation of economic difficulties.
B retardation of integration processes.
C stagnation of environmental improvement.
D acceleration of innovative policies enforcement.
147. Sharp price hike can NOT occur thanks to
A extensive development of distribution channels.
B constant limitation of advertising channels
explosion.
C consumers objection to positive behaviors.
D drastic bafflement of attractive promotion ways
introduction.
148. Improving business environment will
A apply for strategic alliance limitation.
B appeal to foreign direct investment attraction.
C give away foreign investors impression.
D give in diplomatic rapport development.
149. Staying steadfast in maintaining macro stability can NOT
A improve the business environment.
B enhance investors’ confidence.
C preserve the strong momentum.
D degrade enterprises cultures.
150. Fulfilling corporate social responsibility will
A enact hazardous conflicts.
B impose social cultures.
C promote sustainable development.
D consume violent behaviors.
151. Accelerating the reform of State-owned enterprises can
A increase foreign investment attraction.
B confine diplomatic rapport expansion.
C enhance strategic alliance development.
D degrade enterprises cultures.
152. An erosion of a country’s competitive edge stems from
A sharp increase in wages.
B rapid reduction in wages.
C formidable environmental degradation.
D wasteful natural resources exploitation.
153. Reduction in potential clients quanlity does NOT stem
from
A chronic harassment about the payment.
B occurrence of cost blowouts.
C dramatic increase in tax revenues.
D appearance of equity market retreat.
154. The enactment of good staff treatment policy will NOT
A enhance staff loyalty.
B improve employees efficiency.
C reduce staff dedication.
D increase business prestige.
155. The significant reduction in conflicts of internal
organization does NOT stem from
A disruption of group harmony.
B stablishment of definite hierarchy.
C elimination of fraudulent individuals.
D enforcement of impartial regulations.
156. Subsidizing an inefficient export industry will
A take control of markets for the product.
B take charge of congenial work environment.
C take care of volatility in the economy.
D take turns a domestic political row.
157. Concentration the report on quantitative market
metrics will help businesses
A preserve market evolution.
B conquer the health violation.
C degrade foreign investment.
D enjoin congenial work environment.
158. Permission of various methods of accelerated
depreciation accounting will
A appeal to capital investment.
B pack in a different economic landscape.
C get on a domestic political row.
D kick out the money outflow.
159. Doing market research will NOT help enterprises
A explore trends in spending habits.
B debase innovative solutions.
C retard clients' tastes.
D indict health insurance.
160. Imposing taxes and quotas will
A prevail domestic industry.
B restrict imports of certain product.
C conspire foreign investment.
D demote the whole production process.
161. The sustainable growth of many enterprises stems from
A eviction of capital demand.
B concession of attractive tax incentive.
C utilization of a data extraction and analysis tool.
D commission of treaty rights.
162. Stock exchanges can handle information disclosure
violations thanks to
A application of the stringent sanctions.
B celebration of negligent inspections.
C estimation of expeditious precautions.
D tabulation of rigorous evaluations.
163. The monopolistic producers always maintain high
price levels for the purpose of
A acquirement of the surpassing profits.
B amendment of capital retrieval.
C bombardment of profit stability.
D banishment of goods consumption.
164. The issuance of government bonds will
A turn off the hazardous competitors destination.
B appeal to the global monopolistic confiscation.
C shore up the stagnant economic action.
D apply for the entire potential clients segmentation.
165. The five steps processes of handling losses is sorted
out as follows
1 - receiving customer information
2 - checking insurance contract
3 - making losses compensations
4 - collecting complaint records
5 - appointing appraisal units
The CORRECT sequence will be
A 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5.
B 1 – 2 – 5 – 4 – 3.
C 2 – 1 – 3 – 4 – 5.
D 2 – 1 – 5 – 4 – 3.
166. Coping with cash redundancy, in order to offset the
cost of mobilizing deposits, banks are forced to
A find out reliable investment channels.
B lay up stable economic growth.
C chalk up the charismatic crime trend.
D strike out the gigantic oversea market.
167. The customs agency has proposed to change the
automatic declaration categorization after many cases in
which exporting enterprises
A laid off the laws on enviromental pollution.
B appealed to the official standards for security.
C tapped into loopholes in risk management.
D fended off the eventual chance for expansion.
168. The wave of bankruptcy
A accounts for the harsh economic realities.
B sets up sustainable economic growth.
C notifies of optimistic economic recovery.
D leads to export market expansion.
169. Because of the proprietor’s late payments, the
customer faced the dilemma when it failed to timely
A abide by stagnant economy.
B break into chronic conflicts.
C carry out financial obligation.
D tailor to global recession.
170. Increase in the entire ownership of businesses is for
the purpose of
A assignment of client failth.
B acquirement of market shares.
C punishment of trademark prestige.
D harassment of legal regulations.
171. Due to the lack of social infrastructure outside the
parks, IPs in Vietnam have modern technical infrastructure
but still fail to
A stand up market shares.
B appeal to foreign investors.
C break into insurance benefits.
D choke off environmental laws.
172. Analysts believe IPs should be more dynamic in
attracting investors instead of waiting for them owning to
A harsh world economic realities.
B tough global economic conditions.
C serious international economic recessions.
D prospective economic retrieval signals.
173. Many countries can NOT attract investment from
foreign countries thanks to
A stipulation of low wages policy.
B substitution of social infrastructure development.
C separation of enviromental arbitration.
D speculation of bureaucratic procedures.
174. The possession of compliant orientation stems from
A adherence to creative business methods.
B reliance on negligent business organizations.
C equivalence to feasible business strategies.
D embarkation on conservative business ideals.
175. In order to take up opportunity for attracting
investment, many countries have to
A degrade economic retrieval.
B conquer rapport expansion.
C retard domestic cultures.
D promote infrastructure development.
176. Many countries can lose the attractiveness to foreign
investors due to
A formidable liquidity of domestic enviroment.
B chronic volatility of exchange rate.
C excessive vitality of infrastructure upgrading.
D urgent mobility of rapid urbanization.
177. In the long term, good CSR exercising help business
contribute to
A sustainable growth of the country.
B apparent break of business enviroment.
C chronic stress of internal conflicts.
D ambitious rule of domestic economic crisis.
178. In the company’s business strategy, business leaders
must ensure the harmony of three factors:
A profit, people and planet.
B profit, people and price.
C profit, people and promotion.
D profit, price and planet.
179. Paying special attention to taking care of the spiritual
life will NOT
A enhance employees loyalty.
B improve staff dedication.
C exclude employees motivation.
D increase staff devotion.
180. TRAPHACO can boost loyalty to the company thanks to
A enforcement of good treatment policies.
B elimination of partial entertainment plans.
C maintenance of fair duty assignation stipulations.
D adoption of equal wages policies.
181. Organizing cultural activities will NOT
A promote traditional values.
B expel staff harmony.
C infringe employees solidarity.
D convoke internal cultures.
182. Despite the current economic head winds, business
can remain viable thanks to
A withdrawal of prudent production ideals.
B collision of appropriate business conceptions.
C punishment of adventurous investment laws.
D application of sustainable production principles.
183. The company provide its staffs with many kinds of
motivation and welfare program for the purpose of
A working inspiration exclusion.
B work passion enhancement.
C job tension increase.
D staff dedication reduction.
184. Customers who withdraw too much money from their
account will
A enjoin entire profits.
B incur an overdraft fee.
C provoke value-added tax payment.
D condemn preferential interest rates.
185. The cancellation of ad contracts does NOT stem from
A exertion of tremendous pressure.
B drastic opposition of public.
C frequent grievance of community.
D expansive approbation of public.
186. It’s vital to stimulate purchasing power if the
Government wants to
A prop up production.
B lay off growth.
C lay on expansion.
D give out innovation.
187. The satisfaction of customers’ needs stems from
A adequate security of product range extention.
B arduous castigation of goods mediation.
C liberal offence of market research frustration.
D tentative arraignment of customers’ tastes attention.
188. To dispel the greatest fear relevant to reckless
approval of public investment projects, the draft law should
A grow into private investment.
B lay off sustainable growth.
C set out strict provisions.
D go up dangerous investigation.
189. The trade action between export, import and business
expansion between many countries is promoted thanks to
A synchronous election of client datas.
B presence of international finance.
C pervasive transgression of productivity headway.
D munificent settlement of budget balances.
190. The limitation of major revenue sources service does
NOT stem from
A drastic orientation of potential rivals.
B proactive sponsorship of business methods.
C constant defiance of traditional customers.
D aggressive judgement of violent customers.
191. The Prime Minister urges the ministry to soon equitize
MobiFone and restructure VNPT in order to
A prop up obligatory health bafflement.
B shore up tax evasion aspiration.
C put up strategic business coalescence.
D set up a healthy competitive market.
192. Fulfilling corporate social responsibility will NOT
A foster sustainable development.
B strengthen public credibility.
C curb social advancement.
D maintain community harmony.
193. Failure to promptly restructure the economy may
NOT lead to
A efficient subjection to growth prospects.
B attractive obtrusion of benevolent admonition.
C serious erosion of investors’ confidence.
D passionate ovation to local cultures.
194. The inability of travel enterprises to roll out generous
discounts stems from
A argument of trade deficit.
B correspondence of economic slump.
C aggravation of media attention.
D possession of tax payment.
195. Tightening the trading and transfer of vehicles can
A enjoy diplomatic privileges.
B provoke economic crisis.
C induct corruption practices.
D revive rapid collapses.
196. The improvement of export capability stems from
A participation in the global value chain.
B chronic motivations of fuel prices.
C significant persistence in postproduction inventories.
D punctual authority of safety standards.
197. The sellers are forced to make better improvements,
carry out more well-prepared investments and offer
reasonable prices besides introducing attractive
promotions due to
A efficient obligation of consumption market.
B harmonious termination of local cultures.
C rational allegation of distribution system.
D market manipulation of homebuyers.
198. The collapse of a bank can NOT
A shatter people’s confidence.
B inflict enormous damage on the economy.
C nurture sources for tax revenues.
D exert tremendous pressure on economic growth.
199. The failure of new system to meet the demand of
enterprises does NOT stem from
A sophistication of registration formalities.
B alleviation of data processing.
C penetration of making payment.
D mediation of making transactions.
200. The credibility erosion of central bank stems from
A drastic obstruction of a strong interest rate cut.
B accrual attitude of banking staffs.
C cautious occurrence of client litigation.
D benevolent modernization of transaction system.