2017-11-20 TOEFL: business vocab, reading test

Greg Malivuk
greg.malivuk@gmail.com
http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Homework: If you want more than basic comments (a score and a sentence or two) on yesterday’s writing, email me over the weekend with what you think your scores would be on both essays and give a short explanation of why
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Business and Economics vocabulary handout - With  your partner, match the words with their definitions, using context clues from the sentences.
1 B (economic, economics, economist)
2 K (supplier)
3 D
4 G (inflate, inflated) (opposite: deflation)
5 V
6 C
7 L (capitalism, capitalize, capitalization, capitalist)
8 R (invest, investment)
9 S (shareholder = a person who has (or holds) shares in a company)
10 T (budgetary)
11 J (allocation)
12 O
13 M (generation, generator, generated)
14 P (profitable)
15 I (measurement)
16 U
17 N (promoter, promotion)
18 H (marketing, marketed, marketable, marketer)
19 Q
20 A
21 F (competitor, competitive, competition, competing)
22 E (consume, consuming, consumption, consumerism)
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Handout (Collins) p. 45 part A - Replace the italicized words with words from the list.
1 a compete
  b consumer
2 a budget
  b economy
3 a investors
  b capital
4 a measured
  b output
5 a inflation
  b crisis
6 a sector
  b generates
7 a firms
  b promote
8 a demand
  b supply
part B - Complete the paragraph with the correct forms of each word.
1 promoting
2 firm
3 consumers
4 market
5 competitive
6 demand
7 profit
8 budget
9 allocated
10 supply
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Listen and take notes on the back of your first handout.
Collins p. 46 - Answer the questions about the listening.
1 A
2 C
3 B
4 A
5 C
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BREAK
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Reading Test (ETS 2 test 5)
Pass your test to the right.
TOTAL: 45 points