Placement Test

Business English Placement Test

1) Answer all questions honestly (no help or translator).
2) Choose the best option for each question.
3) Time: 10–15 minutes.
4) Submit once to receive your readiness result and next steps.

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1) I’m responsible _ preparing the monthly report.

A) to

B) for

C) with

D) on

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2) We discussed the issue _ the meeting.

A) in

B) at

C) on

D) to

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3) Could you please _ the file by end of day?

A) sending

B) send

C) to send

D) sent

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4) We’ve been working on this project _ June.

A) since

B) for

C) during

D) by

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5) Choose the correct sentence:

A) I look forward to meet you.

B) I look forward to meeting you.

C) I look forward meeting you.

D) I look forward for meeting you.

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6) The deadline has been _ to next Monday.

A) brought

B) moved

C) pushed up

D) raised

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7) If I _ more time, I would attend the workshop.

A) have

B) will have

C) had

D) am having

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8) The report isn’t ready yet; we’re still _ it.

A) make

B) finalizing

C) decide

D) canceling

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9) Choose the best meaning of “cost-effective”:

A) expensive

B) good value for the money

C) low quality

D) unnecessary

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10) We need to _ a decision today.

A) do

B) make

C) put

D) take

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11) Please _ me know if you need anything else.

A) to let

B) let

C) letting

D) lets

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12) I’m writing to follow _ on our last conversation.

A) in

B) at

C) up

D) over

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13) Our sales have _ significantly this quarter.

A) increased

B) increasing

C) increase

D) increases

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14) We’ll start the meeting _ everyone arrives.

A) during

B) once

C) until

D) while

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15) “Can you share the figures?” is closest in meaning to:

A) Can you hide the numbers?

B) Can you send the numbers/information?

C) Can you change the numbers?

D) Can you delete the numbers?

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16) Best subject line for requesting a meeting:

A) Important!!!

B) Hello

C) Meeting Request: Project Update (Tue/Wed)

D) Urgent now

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17) Most professional opening for a first-time email:

A) Hey bro,

B) Hi my friend,

C) Dear Ms. Sara,

D) Hello dear,

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18) Best polite request:

A) Send it now.

B) I want it today.

C) Could you please send it by 5 PM today?

D) You must send it.

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19) Best phrase to disagree politely in a meeting:

A) You’re wrong.

B) That’s stupid.

C) I see your point, but I have a different view.

D) No, no, no.

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20) Best closing line for a professional email:

A) Bye bye

B) Cheers dude

C) Best regards,

D) See you later

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Passage 1 (Read, then answer 21–25)

Nour’s team is preparing a proposal for a new client. The client wants a short timeline and a fixed budget. During the kickoff call, the client asked for weekly progress updates and a final presentation at the end of the month. Nour agreed to send the first draft in three days, but she also explained that the timeline depends on receiving the client’s data on time. After the call, Nour emailed the team, assigned tasks, and asked everyone to report any risks early so the proposal stays on track.

21) What does the client want?

A) A flexible budget and no deadlines

B) A short timeline and a fixed budget

C) A longer timeline and higher costs

D) Only a final email, no presentation

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22) How often does the client want updates?

A) Daily

B) Monthly

C) Weekly

D) Only at the end

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23) Why did Nour say the timeline depends on something?

A) The team is not interested

B) The client is traveling

C) They need the client’s data on time

D) They are waiting for a new office

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24) What did Nour do after the call?

A) Cancelled the project

B) Asked the client to change the budget

C) Emailed the team and assigned tasks

D) Ignored the risks

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25) In this passage, “stay on track” means:

A) Go off plan

B) Continue as planned

C) Stop working

D) Change the proposal completely

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Passage 2 (Read, then answer 26–30)

A company noticed that response times to customer emails were too slow. To improve service, the manager introduced a simple system: every email must receive an initial reply within 24 hours, even if the final solution needs more time. The initial reply should confirm receipt, give a clear next step, and provide an expected time for a full update. After four weeks, customer satisfaction improved, and the team reported fewer follow-up complaints because customers felt informed.

26) What problem did the company have?

A) Too many meetings

B) Slow email response times

C) High product prices

D) Too many employees

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27) What is required within 24 hours?

A) A full solution

B) A phone call

C) An initial reply

D) A discount offer

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28) What should the initial reply include?

A) Only an apology

B) Confirmation + next step + expected time for update

C) A full report

D) A personal story

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29) What happened after four weeks?

A) Customer satisfaction decreased

B) The system was cancelled

C) Customer satisfaction improved

D) Emails stopped completely

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30) Why were there fewer follow-up complaints?

A) Customers forgot the issue

B) The company blocked customers

C) Customers felt informed

D) The manager answered every email alone

Your score is

The average score is 71%

A1 (Elementary) 0% to 33%

Result: A2 (Elementary)
You can understand basic work English, but you need stronger grammar and more core business vocabulary.

B1 (Intermediate) 33% to 55%

Result: B1 (Intermediate)
You can communicate in familiar work situations, but you still need more accuracy and stronger sentence structure.

B2 (Upper-Intermediate) 55% to 80%

Result: B2 (Upper-Intermediate)
You communicate well in professional settings and can handle meetings and emails, but you need more advanced vocabulary and smoother fluency.

C1 (Advanced) 80% to 100%

Result: C1 (Advanced)
You have strong Business English and communicate professionally with good control. Your next step is polishing style, tone, and advanced business expressions.

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