Контрольная работа по Английскому языку на тему:Деловой английский в практике: письма, совещания, финансы

1. Задания по видео. Посмотрите видео по ссылке (ttps://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/english-at-work/18-writing-an-email) о правилах написания делового электронного письма. Ответьте на вопросы по этому видео.

1. What was Ann’s mistake when she wrote an e-mail letter for the first time?

2. What did Paul ask Ann to do?

3. What phrases should Ann use to write an e-mail letter correctly?

4. Напишите ваше деловое электронное письмо, используя фразы из этого видео.

2. Прочитайте и переведите текст. Придумайте заголовок к тексту на англ. яз. Определите, правильное или ложное утверждение к тексту и основную мысль текста.

      If anyone ever offers to sell you an idea which will make you rich, remember this. It won't. If the idea is so good, why isn't he or she rich enough to give it away?

There's only one way to get rich and that is through hard work. Look at any of the richest businessmen or women in the world and you will see people who work twenty four hours a day. Yes, we all work hard, but not everyone is rich. What the very rich have in common is that they are always looking for the opportunity to make money. We all like having money, but it's the rich and successful who like making money.

     Of course, some people are born rich. There are two types of born-rich people. The first would be rich no matter what. They like making money. They are born rich and get richer. The second type are people who think that they are somehow special because their parents were well off. They prefer spending money to making it. They are born rich and get poorer.

I. True or False

1) When someone offers to sell you an idea, you shouldn't buy it.

2) There are many ways to become rich.

3) People who like having money get rich.

4) Some people are special because they are rich.

5) You can get poorer as well as richer.

II. The main idea of the text is:

1) People should work hard to get rich.

2) As a proverb says, money rules the world.

3) People can’t get rich without profound knowledge of economics.

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3. Продолжите слова и словосочетания в платежном поручении (payment order).

Gentlemen and Ladies:

Subject: P/O 1237

With regard to your Payment O……(1) №1237 of May 6th, we want to i……….(2) you that we can’t execute p……….(3). Please s (4)…… us with the full address of the bill and the number of his bank a…….(5), so that we could c (6)…… the sum accordingly.

If you need f (7)……information, don not hesitate to c (8) …..us.

Yours faithfully,

ING Bank

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4. Соотнесите части таблицы «На совещании». Используя словарь из этой таблицы, напишите 10 предложений для вашего делового совещания.

A Business Meeting.

5. Заполните пропуски в предложениях при подготовке выступления с презентацией на конференции. Используя словарь из этого текста, напишите 10 предложений для выступления с вашей презентацией на английском языке.

Fill in the missing words from the box in these introductions to presentations.

1. Now I’d like to …  on our next speaker, Eva Karlson, to make her presentation.

2. Ladies and gentlemen, let’s … our next speaker, Professor smith from the University of Texas.

3. Now, Dr Ulla Fensel is going to … her research to us.

4. …., then, urban traffic has reached a crisis.

5. Mr Gregori is going to speak  today  on the … of  “E-banking”.

6. I’ll … the next slide as time is short.

7. Dr Woichek will now … questions.

8. I’d like to … the issues concerning the Internet.

9. First I’ll … a brief overview of the current situation with regard to intellectual property rights.

10. … free to interrupt if you have any questions or want to  make a comment.

6.Выполните тест по финансовой математике. Объясните свой ответ.

How good are you at money maths? - quiz

Are you able to split restaurant bills, work out mortgage interest or calculate exchange rates?

1. Overdrafts

After making a deposit, Damien’s bank account went from £1,680 overdrawn to £425 in credit. How much was deposited?

(a) £1,025 (b) £2,255 (c) £1,255 (d) £2,105

2. In the shops

A radio cost £35, which then increased by 10%. A retailer has now cut 10% off the new price in a sale. What’s the price now?

 (a) £34.65 (b) £35.00 (c) £34.50 (d) £35.60

3. Simple interest

After a lot of searching, you find a savings account that pays interest at 1.6% AER. You are allowed to invest a maximum of £500 in the account. How much interest will you earn if you invest the maximum amount for one year?

(a) £16.00 (b) £8.00 (c) £5.16 (d) £4.88

4. Getting to work

Rail fares are set to rise by 3.5%. If a season ticket costs £1,650 now, how much will it cost after the increase, to the nearest pound?

(a) £1,654 (b) £1,665 (c) £1,708 (d) £1,995

5. Holiday money

If the current exchange rate for US dollars is £1 = $1.22, how many dollars should you get for £210, to the nearest 10 dollars?

(a) $190 (b) $230 (c) $260 (d) None of these

6. At work

FitURite garage employs one manager and nine fitters. The average (mean) salary for all employees is £16,600. If the manager’s salary is £22,000, what is the average salary of the fitters?

(a) £17,000 (b) £18,500 (c) £15,800 (d) £16,000

7. At the petrol station

You have a voucher to save 10p a litre on fuel. How much would you save when filling up an empty 12 gallon fuel tank? (one gallon = 4.5 litres)

(a) £5.40 (b) £4.50 (c) £4.95 (d) £5.25

8. Splitting a restaurant bill

Three people shared a restaurant bill equally. Their meals cost £15.50, £17.00 and £16.50, and their drinks cost a total of £24.98. They left a 10% tip. How much did each person pay?

(a) £27.13 (b) £29.25 (c) £17.97 (d) £24.6

9. Paying the rent

Sandy’s gross monthly pay is £2,250, before tax and other deductions. She pays rent of £675 per month. What percentage is this of her gross pay?

(a) 30% (b) 40% (c) 50% (d) 60%

10. What’s left?

Marcus has an annual salary of £24,000, before deductions. He pays 18% of his gross salary in tax and national insurance, and another 25% of his gross pay goes on rent. How much is left each month?

(a) £1,579 (b) £1,368 (c) £1,476 (d) £1,140

11. Debts and savings

Marcia owes £4,000 on a credit card that she pays 15% interest on. She also has £4,000 in a savings account paying 2% interest. How much better-off will she be each year if she uses her savings to pay off the debt?

(a) £80 (b) £190 (c) £380 (d) £520

12. Buying a car

Dan borrows £6,000 from a finance company to buy a second-hand car. The company charges 5% interest and offers a range of repayment plans. Which of these options has the lowest total cost?

(a) 36 payments of £179.81 (b) 48 payments of £138.17 (c) 60 payments of £113.22 (d) It makes no difference – they all cost the same

13. Paying a little more

Sam and Jo take out a £185,000 repayment mortgage with a 3.5% interest rate and monthly repayments of £926 over 25 years. However, if they make additional payments of £200 every month, the mortgage will be fully repaid after just 224 monthly payments. Which of these is the best estimate of the amount they would save by making the overpayments?

(a) £25,600 (b) £15,300 (c) £9,800 (d) £18,800

14. Credit cards

In the UK, about £20,000 is spent using credit and debit cards every second. How much is spent each month? Pick the best estimate.

(a) £945 (b) £5.89bn (c) £53bn (d) £111m

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7. Тестовые задания.

Choose the right answer:

1. There are 2 … : banking and financial ones.

A. crisis   B. crises  C.  crisises  D. crisise

2. A private enterprise economy faces the difficult task of … the best possible performance without pressure.

A. obtaining    B. obtain   C.  obtained    D. to obtain

3. We look forward to … with you to the mutual benefit of our companies.

A. trading   B. trade   C. traded   D. trader

4. Workers _____ to achieve organizational goals by satisfying their fundamental needs .

 A. motivate   B. motivated   C. are motivating  D. are motivated

5. 1.75

A. one point seven five   B. one comma seventy five   

C. one seven five       D. one seventy five