REVIEW - ENGLISH 1

1. What is the main purpose of a kick-off meeting?

• A) To evaluate employee performance

• B) To celebrate project completion
  

• C) To introduce a new project and align the team
  

• D) To replace weekly reports
  

Which of the following best defines 'corporate culture'?

• A) The official rules written in the employee handbook

• B) The way employees dress at work
  

• C) The type of industry the company is in
  

• D) The shared values, beliefs, and practices in a company
  

What does it mean if someone has a 'strong work ethic'?

• A) They only work under strict supervision
  

• B) They avoid extra responsibilities
  

• C) They are committed, responsible, and self-motivated
  

• D) They prefer working alone
  

What is the main difference between a job and a career?

• A) A job is unpaid, a career is paid

• B) A job is short-term work, a career is a long-term professional path
  

• C) A job is only for students
  

• D) A career never includes multiple jobs
  

Which of the following is a disadvantage of remote work?

• A) Less commuting
  

• B) Flexible schedule
  

• C) Better team collaboration
  

• D) Potential isolation from coworkers
  

What is a common reason for scheduling a follow-up meeting?

• A) To introduce new employees
  

• B) To review progress and ensure tasks are being completed
  

• C) To promote a new product
  

• D) To celebrate team achievements
  

Which of the following best demonstrates adaptability at work?

• A) Learning quickly when faced with unexpected challenges
  

• B) Complaining about new software
  

• C) Refusing to change routines
  

• D) Avoiding teamwork
  

What does 'dress code' refer to in corporate culture?

• A) The way employees greet each other
  

• B) A written rule about attendance
  

• C) Guidelines on appropriate clothing at work
  

• D) The company’s brand colors
  

What is the difference between a 'colleague' and a 'subordinate'?

• A) A subordinate is higher in rank
  

• B) A colleague is someone who reports to you
  

• C) A colleague is on the same level, a subordinate works under you
  

• D) A subordinate works in a different company