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1the Four Basic Consumer Rights
1the Four Basic Consumer Rights
1. deposit a. A sum of money deposited in the bank for a longer period of time;
2. queue b. To take out money from your bank account;
3. savings account c. A sum of money placed in a bank;
4 withdraw d. A percent from the money you`ve depopsited and which you get;
5 interest e. A line in which you have to stand to get on a bus, enter a shop, etc.
3 Complete the job-interview.
The Employer: So, you have __________________ for the Saturday position, right?
The Applicant: Yes, I have.
The Employer:Can you tell me what made you _______________ to our advertisment?
The Applicant: Well, I was looking for a ____________________job to help me through
college. And I think that I`d be really good at this kind of work.
The Employer:Do you know exactly what you would be doing as a _______________?
The Applicant: Well, I imagine I would be _________________________________, keeping a
___________ on the supplies in the store, and _________________________the shop for
business.
The Employer: That about covers it, you would also be responcible for
_________________________ in the front of the shop _____________. Well, did you enjoy
studying while you were at the college?
The Applicant: I suppose , I am a ________________ student. I passed all my
________________ and I _______________ studying subjects that interest me.
The Employer: Have you any previous experience?
The Applicant: Yes. I worked __________________________ at a snack bar in the summer
holidays.
The Employer: Now, do you have questions you would ask me about the
_____________________?
The Applicant: Yes. Could you tell me what hours I`dhave to work?
The Employer: We open at 9.00, but you would be expected to arrive at 8.30 and we close at
_______. Thank you for ____________________to the interview.
The Applicant: Thank you. Wheh will I know if I have been ___________________________
The Employer: We`ll be making a decision next Monday, we`ll give you a ________________.
( call, shop assistant, reply, applied, part-time (2), exams, keeping, tidy, enjoy, reasonable,
position, 6.00, coming, succeeful, check, preparing, helping customers)
1 The Basic Economic Concepts.
A company receives $500 of cash as an additional investment in the company by its owner, Mary
Smith. The company's Cash account is increased and Mary Smith, Capital is increased.
1 Should the $500 entry to the Cash account be a debit? Yes/No
1. Selling---
2. Product----
3. Plan----
4. Manager
5. Realization---
6. Organization----
7. Permission---
8. Investment---
9. Accomplishment---
10. Explotation--
Manager
The debut
Main
Increasing---
Wage---
Worker
Income-
Make a plan-
10h 15 maximum
6 century
20 from 20 20%
1. Subvention-
2. Necessity
3. Money-
4. To accsept-
5. Stability-
6. To buy products-
7. Cost-
8. Profession-
9. Mistake-
10. Barter-
1 Types of Enterprises.
2 Translate into romanin:
1I was able to credit my buyer with more money because he decided to buy a larger quantity of
my product.
2 His credit amount on his credit card had been increased by his bank and thats why he was oing
to the electronics store and buying that computer he had been looking at the week before.
3 She didn`t have enough money to pay cash for the car of ho his dreams, so she decided to take
out a loan and buy it on credit.
1. Internal market-
2. Debit-
3. Demand-
4. Advantage-
5. Low cost-
6. Increasing the price-
7. Short term-
8. Selling-
9. Extern commerce-
10. Consumer-
3 Write a CV.
1 Types of Managers.
1 He was upset when he found out that his balance at the bank was lower than it should have
been by several thousands dollars.
2 A wise practice of maintaining an adequate savings account balance at all times helps you be
prepared for unexpected emergency expenses.
3 Many banking customers use their bank`s online banking service to help them balance their
checking accounts and ensure they do not spend more than what they have in their account.
You are considering a major change in your program. Your staff has a fine record of
accomplishment and a strong commitment to excellence. They are supportive of the need for
change and have been involved in the planning.
a. Continue to involve the staff in the planning , but direct the change.
b. Announce the changes and then implement them with close supervision.
c. Allow the group to be involved in developing the change, but don`t push the process.
a. Reestablish the need for following program procedures and meeting the expectations for task
accomplishment.
b. Be sure that staff members know you are available for discussion, but don`t pressure them.
1 Taxes.Types of taxes.
Performance and interpersonal relations among your staff have been good. You have normally
left them alone. However, a new situation has developed, and it appears that staff members are
unable to solve the problem themselves.
a. Bring the group together and work as a team to solve the problem.
c. Act quickly and firmly to identify the problem and establish procedures to correct them.
d. Encourage the staff to work on the problem, letting them know you are available as a resource
and for discussion if they need you.
1 I didn`t like the fact that they made me pay tax on the item I bought and that made me angry,
so I decided to return it.
2 Although most people do not enjoy paying the government extra money when purchasing an
item, that tax helps the city pay or things like roads, buildings, etc.
3 The accountant for the business is preparing the taxes for the year.
During the past few months, the quality of work done by staff members has been increasing.
Record keeping is accurate and up to date. You have been careful to make sure that the staff
members are aware of your performance expectations.
a. Stay involved.
c. Be supportive and provide clear feedback. Continue to make sure that staff members are aware
of performance expectations.
d. Make every effort to let staff members feel important and involved in the decision making
process.
1 I had to use my debit card when purchasing the item at the store because cash was not
accepted there.
2 When I purchased something and charged it to my card, the charges showed up under the debit
section in my bank statement.
3 In order to increase the travel expense line item the company debited travel $ 50,000 which
was used for a booth and supplies at a trade show.