| 1. Information that something is definitely true is called - |
| confirmation |
defamation |
confession |
avowal |
right |
wrong |
| 2. If something is "tendered" it is - |
| made softer |
sold |
offered |
put in position |
right |
wrong |
| 3. Which of these expressions means "at once"? |
| Without doubt |
In the spot |
With dispatch |
Effective immediately |
right |
wrong |
| 4. People or companies taking part in an agreement are called "the ... to the agreement". |
| partners |
parties |
partakers |
partitions |
right |
wrong |
| 5. If you choose not to take part in something, you - |
| fade out |
leave in |
pass by |
opt out |
right |
wrong |
| 6. If you say that you are going to leave your job, you - |
| put off |
fire yourself |
sack out |
give notice |
right |
wrong |
| 7. "To receive money in lieu of holiday". What does "in lieu" mean? |
| In advance |
Instead |
For the reason |
As well as |
right |
wrong |
| 8. If you do something for someone else, you do it on their - |
| behalf |
position |
benefit |
claim |
right |
wrong |
| 9. A phrase meaning "you can be certain" is - |
| be knowing |
rest assured |
lie in peace |
get wise |
right |
wrong |
| 10. "The rumour was unfounded". "Unfounded" means - |
| uncertain |
untrue |
widespread |
true |
right |
wrong |
| 11. Someone who stops working, and receives a pension has - |
| declined |
resigned |
retired |
dropped out |
right |
wrong |
| 12. Someone who has lost their job because they are not needed any more has been - |
| made redundant |
pensioned off |
put aside |
kicked upstairs |
right |
wrong |
| 13. A particular point in a formal agreement is called a/an - |
| measure |
exactment |
clause |
cache |
right |
wrong |
| 14. If you send something on to another address, you - |
| post it on |
pass it over |
remail it |
forward it |
right |
wrong |
| 15. If you expect something to happen in the future, you have - |
| prophesied it |
denounced it |
forseen it |
previewed it |
right |
wrong |
