Business Vocabulary- 5th Six Weeks
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Essential language to know and use in the office
- 1.
- A.
Is the opposite of synonym.
- B.
Is a new word formed by taking letters from two or more words.
- C.
Example is BCIS.
- D.
Is a new word formed by taking letters from a word.
- 2.An application is
- A.
A form that a potential employer may ask you to complete.
- B.
A computer based program that performs word processing or spreadsheets.
- C.
May contain previous work experience.
- D.
Should not be filled out in black pen.
- 3.A budget
- A.
Is usually written for one year.
- B.
Can be spent by individuals.
- C.
Can be spent on expenses.
- D.
Is an amount of money given to a department.
- 4.Collate means
- A.
To assemble papers by month.
- B.
To assemble papers numerically.
- C.
To assemble papers alphabetically.
- D.
To assemble papers in order.
- 5.Comp time
- A.
Can be used as vacation time.
- B.
is time on a computer.
- C.
Can be used to be paid overtime.
- D.
Is only available at some jobs.
- 6.Bi-weekly is
- A.
52 times a year.
- B.
Every other week.
- C.
26 times a year.
- D.
Usually in reference to paychecks.
- E.
Two times a month.
- 7.Blamestorming is
- A.
A group of people gathering to figure out what went wrong.
- B.
A group of people gathering to figure out why something didn't work.
- C.
A group of people gathering to eat.
- D.
A group of people gathering to place blame on someone.
- 8.A commute
- A.
Can depend on traffic.
- B.
That is lengthy must be worth your time and money.
- C.
Is the amount of time it takes to get to and from work.
- D.
Is the route taken to and from work.
- 9.A bonus
- A.
Is extra money given to an employee for a job well done.
- B.
Is often given at Christmas.
- C.
Can be another form of gift besides money.
- D.
Is an amount applied to your regular paycheck.
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