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Rapid Fire Translation 3.1

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Rapid Fire Translation (RFT) is a highly effective tool for preparing for language tests such as DLPT, OPI, and FSI, offering invaluable practice for aspiring language professionals.
You will listen to ten short passages. Each passage will be played twice, with a five-second pause between the two plays. Select the correct answer and keep pace with the audio.
(!) Stay focused throughout all passages. Do not pause or rewind.

A. They boil pasta in a large pot.
B. They roast chicken in the oven.
C. They fry vegetables in a frying pan.
D. They bake bread in a bread maker.

A. There are many new products in the sales department.
B. There are several old books in the library.
C. There are various gadgets in the tech store.
D. There are multiple plants in the garden section.

A. There is no warranty on the appliance.
B. There is no label on the box of cereal.
C. There is no instruction manual included with the device.
D. There is no price tag on the product here.

A. He does not drink coffee in the morning.
B. He does not consume sugar in his diet.
C. He does not eat meat in his meals.
D. He does not include dairy in his nutrition plan.

A. Talented musicians make a decent living.
B. Experienced teachers receive fair compensation.
C. Skilled athletes can earn millions in endorsements.
D. Good specialists earn quite a lot of money.

A. I usually buy fruits individually because they spoil quickly.
B. I often purchase vegetables in bulk because they last longer.
C. I typically buy snacks in boxes since they are easier to store.
D. I generally acquire grains by the bag because they are non-perishable.

A. The price is around six dollars.
B. The cost is exactly six dollars.
C. The fee is about fifteen dollars.
D. The charge amounts to ten dollars.

A. Tuna is a favored choice for sushi.
B. Cod is a common fish for frying.
C. Trout is a well-liked option for grilling.
D. Salmon is a popular fish for cooking.

A. The presentation of the dish should be appealing and colorful.
B. The design of the advertisement needs to be eye-catching and modern.
C. The packaging of the product must be high-quality and attractive.
D. The wrapping of the gift has to be beautiful and elegant.

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A. Some dishes require the addition of spices to enhance the flavor.
B. Some desserts need a touch of sweetness to balance the taste.
C. Certain salads benefit from a drizzle of dressing for added zest.
D. Some drinks call for a splash of lemon to brighten the taste.

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A. I hid the journal under my bed.
B. I put the book in the desk drawer.
C. I placed the notebook on the office shelf.
D. I stored the magazine in the living room.

A. We selected multiple meats for a barbecue.
B. We ordered different seafood for dinner.
C. We chose different appetizers for breakfast.
D. We requested various dishes for lunch.

A. This outfit is just the right size for the event.
B. This dress is too large in size.
C. This jacket fits perfectly in size.
D. This shirt is too small for me.

A. I prefer having eggs for breakfast.
B. I like drinking smoothies in the morning.
C. I love having oatmeal for breakfast.
D. I enjoy eating pancakes for brunch.

A. We went to a popular café on Sunday.
B. We visited a local brewery over the weekend.
C. We checked out a distillery last week.
D. We toured a nearby vineyard last Saturday.

A. Smoking is a disgusting habit!
B. Chewing gum is a bad habit!
C. Overspending is a dangerous practice!
D. Procrastination is an annoying behavior!

A. The dish featured spinach and cheese.
B. The salad contained red beans and corn.
C. The soup had potatoes and carrots.
D. The entrée included chicken and rice.

A. We utilized ceramic dishes for the dinner.
B. We served food on paper napkins during the event.
C. We used disposable utensils at the picnic.
D. We brought reusable plates to the barbecue.

A. The availability of this good has remained constant.
B. The supply volumes of this product have increased.
C. The shipment sizes of this product have been reduced.
D. The demand levels for this item have decreased.

10.

A. The enthusiasm for innovation remains stable.
B. The demand for new technologies is growing every year.
C. The need for old tools is decreasing with time.
D. The interest in traditional methods is declining annually.

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A. We received a favorable offer from this company.
B. We sent a generous proposal to this firm.
C. We rejected an advantageous deal from that organization.
D. We were presented with an enticing invitation from this enterprise.

A. We wish you success in the coming year.
B. We hope for your growth in the new year.
C. We wish you prosperity in the new year.
D. We desire happiness for you in the next year.

A. Acquiring a new car was a long-awaited event.
B. Buying a used vehicle was an unexpected surprise.
C. Getting a new bicycle was a surprising experience.
D. Purchasing a new truck was a much-anticipated occasion.

A. This trap turned out to be quite cunning.
B. That scheme proved to be very clever.
C. This plan appeared to be rather foolish.
D. The ruse ended up being quite simple.

A. Retirees have access to many privileges.
B. Retirees are entitled to various benefits.
C. Seniors qualify for numerous advantages.
D. Elderly people receive several allowances.

A. We explore the operations of the financial exchange in our lessons.
B. We study the workings of the stock market in economics class.
C. We analyze the performance of the investment market in our course.
D. We examine the activities of the trading platform in our studies.

A. He opted to purchase bonds to grow his wealth.
B. He decided to buy shares in the company to increase his savings.
C. He chose to invest in real estate to boost his assets.
D. He resolved to acquire stocks to enhance his portfolio.

A. Investing in securities can yield good returns.
B. Putting money in real-estate may result in significant gains.
C. Allocating funds to shares can’t always provide decent profits.
D. Engaging in the stock market can be risky.

A. His income has significantly increased over the past year.
B. His earnings have drastically dropped in the last year.
C. His savings have significantly increased over the past year.
D. His income has significantly increased this year.

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A. The politician was charged with fraud and embezzlement.
B. The official was accused of corruption and bribery.
C. The bureaucrat faced allegations of misconduct and theft.
D. The administrator was blamed for negligence and mismanagement.

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A. There should be no kickbacks in honest business.
B. In fair trade, bribery is not acceptable.
C. Corruption should not exist in legitimate enterprises.
D. Ethical business practices must avoid illegal incentives.

A. The business owner found motivation in innovative concepts.
B. The entrepreneur was inspired by new ideas for the business.
C. The startup founder was influenced by creative strategies.
D. The investor inspired by fresh business plans.

A. The bookkeeper lost the financial reports of the organization.
B. The accountant is responsible for maintaining the company's financial records.
C. The accountant answered questions regarding the company's financial records.
D. The bookkeeper stole the financial reports of the organization.

A. Please provide the refund for the transaction.
B. Please give me the change for the purchase.
C. You can keep the excess amount from the sale.
D. Please give me the receipt for the purchase.

A. The area proved to be narrow and dim.
B. The space turned out to be spacious and bright.
C. The space appeared to be small and dark.
D. The warehouse seemed cozy and well-lit.

A. We purchased a facility for housing products.
B. We rented a warehouse for storing goods.
C. We found a space for keeping inventory.
D. We acquired a storage unit for our merchandise.

A. His income has remained unchanged after the raise.
B. His salary has significantly increased after the promotion.
C. His pay has slightly dropped since the demotion.
D. His increased salary did not mean promotion.

A. Communication skills are important for a successful career.
B. Charisma is crucial for professional growth.
C. Technical skills are essential for job advancement.
D. Interpersonal skills are vital getting this promotion.

A. The supervisor frequently scolds his staff.
B. The director constantly encourages his group.
C. The manager always supports his team.
D. The leader consistently assists his employees.

10.

A. Project management requires high qualifications.
B. Task supervision demands excellent expertise.
C. Coordinating projects necessitates substantial skills.
D. Leading a project calls for advanced training.

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A. The shipment of finished goods was delayed because of the storm.
B. The supply of raw materials was completed thanks to good weather.
C. The delivery of raw materials was delayed due to bad weather.
D. The delivery of raw materials was on time despite the bad weather.

A. The broker suggested us to sign this beneficial contract.
B. The agent stopped us from making a bad deal.
C. The broker helped us conclude a profitable deal.
D. The intermediary assisted us in avoiding a costly agreement.

A. I have to repay my unemployment assistance.
B. I receive unemployment benefits.
C. I still get my unemployment assistance from my old job.
D. I pay for my unemployment insurance.

A. We agreed to increase our budget for advertising.
B. We decided to reduce advertising expenses.
C. We decided to invest more in advertising strategies.
D. We planned to eliminate costs for promotion entirely.

A. The deal was completed successfully.
B. The transaction was canceled due to legal issues.
C. The agreement was finished but with some complications.
D. The deal promised success.

A. Shared loss became the foundation of our partnership.
B. Mutual misunderstanding led to the end of our collaboration.
C. Mutual benefit became the foundation of our cooperation.
D. Individual gain was the core of our negotiation.

A. The company's profit increased this quarter.
B. The revenue of the company remained the same this quarter.
C. The profits decreased significantly last quarter.
D. The company's expenses increased this quarter.

A. The costs for training of workers was seen as a significant issue.
B. The abundance of staff turned into a major advantage.
C. The shortage of staff became a serious problem.
D. The lack of resources became a serious problem.

A. The job market in our area is declining rapidly.
B. The labor market in our region is stable.
C. The labor market in our region is unpredictable.
D. The employment opportunities in our region are increasing.

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A. The self-service system is being developed in our store.
B. The shop features a traditional checkout system.
C. The shop provides a full-service experience.
D. The store offers a self-service system.

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