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Choose the correct sentence using "carry out":

• We need to carry out the trash before it smells.

• The manager asked us to carry out the project before Friday.

• I carry out my dog every morning.

• She carried out to the store yesterday.

What does "bug" mean in the context of technology?

• A type of insect

• A technical error in a system

• A software update

• A new feature in an app

Which sentence correctly uses "hit the ground running"?

• He hit the ground running when he tripped over the stairs.

• She hit the ground running with her new job and finished tasks quickly.

• They hit the ground running when they arrived late.

• The car hit the ground running before stopping.

"Kick off" means:

• To remove someone from a team

• To start something, like a project or meeting

• To delay an event

• To make a final decision

"Scope" in a project refers to:

• The budget available

• The number of people involved

• The overall goals and boundaries

• The tools used to complete it

Choose the correct sentence using "milestone":

• Graduating from college was an important milestone in her life.

• We reached a milestone and need to stop.

• He bought a milestone at the store.

• The milestone is broken, so we need a new one.

"Follow up" is used to:

• Stop working on something

• Check progress or get more information

• Start a project

• Cancel a meeting

"Keep someone in the loop" means:

• Inform someone regularly about progress

• Include someone in a physical circle

• Keep someone inside a room

• Ask someone to leave a meeting

"Workflow" refers to:

• The way tasks are organized and completed in a process

• The amount of time spent on breaks

• The final result of a project

• The list of employees in a company

Which sentence uses "upgrade" correctly?

• I need to upgrade my software to the latest version.

• We should upgrade our work early in the morning.

• They upgraded to the office.

• My friend upgraded the meeting tomorrow.