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30+ Business English Vocabulary Quizzes

Practice phrasal verbs, idioms, collocations, and common workplace expressions with more than 30 short quizzes.​

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Latest Business English Quizzes

Business English Quiz: Growing Demand vocabulary question.

Growing Demand | Vocabulary Quiz

It’s starting to _____. We had orders from 46 restaurants last month, and now a regional supplier has asked for pricing on 300 bags. Do you think we should start planning for a larger production run?

 

A) get cold feet

B) gain traction

C) pass the buck

D) take sides

Business English vocabulary quiz about a bike helmet launch: “The launch date hasn’t been ___ because we still need to make sure the app sends the right location.” Options: concluded, completed, finalized or implemented.

Is the Bike Helmet Ready? | Vocabulary Quiz

I wouldn’t put October 3 on the flyers yet. The launch date hasn’t been _____ because we still need to make sure the app sends the right location.

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A) comcluded

B) completed

C) finalized

D) implemented

Business English phrasal verbs quiz: “Tuesday’s too soon. We need to ___ at least two days for the design team to check and approve the sample.” Options: rule out, brush off, use up or build in.

8000 Rain Jackets | Phrasal Verbs Quiz

Tuesday’s too soon. We need to _____ at least two days for the design team to check and approve the sample.

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A) rule out

B) brush off

C) use up

D) build in

Business English phrasal verbs quiz: “I wouldn’t ___ Chicago yet. Saving $25,000 sounds good, but do we really want people hanging out in airports for hours?” Options: work out, narrow down, roll out or rule out.

The Annual Conference | Phrasal Verbs Quiz

I wouldn’t _____ Chicago yet. Saving $25,000 sounds good, but do we really want people hanging out in airports for hours?

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A) work out

B) narrow down

C) roll out

D) rule out

Business English phrasal verbs quiz showing a cyclist with an e-bike and a sentence about battery risks. Answer choices: acted on, planned for, played down, and got rid of.

The E-Bike Fire | Phrasal Verbs Quiz

Rob knew there was a problem with both batteries, but he _____ the risk.

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A) acted on

B) planned for

C) played down

D) got rid of

Business English idioms quiz showing two men talking in an office and a sentence about covering a shift. Answer choices: in over my head, out of line, in the clear, and on the same page.

Covering the Night Shift | Idioms Quiz

I can cover the shift, but I’m worried I’d be _____. ​​

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A) in over my head

B) out of line

C) in the clear

D) on the same page

Business English idioms quiz about a project going off track, with a coffee bar in the background. Answer choices: take the lead, raise a red flag, pull the plug, and be in the loop.

When a Project Goes Off Track | Idioms Quiz

About the coffee bar — I’ve got some bad news. We’ll have to _____ on this project for now.

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A) take the lead

B) raise a red flag

C) pull the plug

D) be in the loop

Business English quiz about changing priorities, showing dumbbells and a sentence about opening more spots in evening classes. Answer choices: cut corners, shift gears, drop the ball, and touch base.

When Priorities Change at Work | Idioms Quiz

I think we need to _____ here. Before we put more money into ads, let’s open up more spots in the evening classes.

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A) cut corners

B) shift gears

C) drop the ball

D) touch base

Business English quiz about pros and cons, showing a man beside “Good deal… but what’s the _____?” and four options: long-term, trade-off, win-win, and top-up.

Talking About Pros and Cons | Vocabulary Quiz

Good idea, but what’s the _____?

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A) long-term

B) trade-off

C) win-win

D) top-up

Business English quiz showing the sentence “_____, we agreed to keep the project small,” four answer choices, and a woman wearing glasses and a yellow sweater.

Talking About Time at Work | Vocabulary Quiz

_____, we agreed to keep the project small.

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A) By the time

B) As soon as

C) In the long run

D) At the outset

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