Câu 1:

A. Private limited company D. Partnership

B. Franchise E. Sole trader
C. Public limited company

1. One person owns and controls the business

2. Two or more people own and manage the business
3. Several people ( shareholders), often family or friends, own a part (share) of the company
4. A large company; anyone can buy or sell its shares on the stock market
5. A joint venture between a local entrepreneur and a well- established business.

Cau 2:

A. Cost of goods sold (COGS) D. Break even

B. Cash E. Credit
C. Cash flow

1. Money in the form of notes and coins; money on any form, esepecially money that is available for you
to use when you need it
2. The rate at which a business takes in money through sales and pays it out for the things it needs to
continue operating.
3. An arrangement to receive goods from a shop or money from a bank and pay for it later.
4. The cost of making a product, which includes materials, manufacturing and labour.
5. If a person or business breaks even, they neither make a profit nor lose money

Cau 3:

A. Supplier D. Mining
B. Raw materials E. Monopoly
C. Extract

1. To remove a substance from another substance

2. The prosess of getting coal or metal from the underground
3. A company that has complete control of the product or service it provides because it is the only
company that provides it.
4. Substances such as coal or iron that are in their natural state before being changed by chemical
processes
5. A company, organization or country that provides or sells a product or a service.

Cau 4:

A. Credit crunch D. Call option

B. Bid price E. Bond issuer
C. Accounts payable

1. The right to buy shares at a specific price in the future because you think that the market price will rise
above that price
2. The company or bank thay makes certain assets or securities such as shares or bonds available for sale.
3. A reduction in the general availability of loans or credit ot a sudden tightening of the conditions required to
obtain a loan from the banks
 4. Money owed to suppliers for purchases made on credit
5. The price at which a buyer is prepared to buy a security at a particular time

Cau 5:

Current account Commercial bank

Foreign exchange Balance sheet

Profit and loss account Commission

Pension Cash flow statement

Central bank

1. Money that the government or your employer gives you when you are old and you syop working
2. A record of company’s assets. Liabilities and capital
3. Another word for a bank fee
4. A bank account that pays no interest or low interest
5. The conversion of one currency into another

Cau 6

Budget Teller

Employees Dividend

Small print HR manager

Current account

Credit card Bond

1. The people who work at a company

2. A plastic card which can be used to borrow money for payment
3. A plan you make about what to buy and how much to spent
4. A share in the profits of a company, which is paid to the shareholders
5. Text in tiny letters often at the bottom of an advertisement

Cau 7

expenses Head office loans

collectibles income Online banking
branch allowance wage
1. Money you pay for things like food, petrol, household bills, etc.
2. A banking service which allows the customers to use anywhere and at any time.
3. Money given to children or teenagers by their parents
4. The main office of a company
5. Things thay have value because many people are interested in owning them.

Cau 8.

deposit Arrangement fee Buy back rate

overdraft loans Employment rate
Economic indicator Consumer spending Unemployment rate
1. Money borrowed from a bank to do something
2. The rate at which a company will buy back any currency from you
3. Money put into a bank account
4. The number of people who don’t have jobs
5. A sum of money you usually have to pay the bank when you take out a mortgage.