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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. A good habit is to relax often.
B. It’s a good habit to work out regularly.
C. It’s a bad habit to exercise every day.
D. Regularly eating healthy is a good habit.

A. We specialize in traditional technology.
B. We are studying information technology.
C. We work in the field of information technology.
D. We focus on environmental technology.

A. The cost of services increased due to inflation.
B. The prices of goods decreased because of deflation.
C. The value of services remained stable despite inflation.
D. The cost of services dropped due to economic growth.

A. VAT is removed from the price of the item.
B. VAT is included in the product price when purchasing.
C. The tax is paid after the purchase is made.
D. The discount is subtracted from the price at checkout.

A. Market competition encourages firms to lower prices.
B. Competition helps companies to maintain their quality.
C. Competition in the market forces companies to improve quality.
D. Competition often leads companies to ignore customer needs.

A. The conditions were altered by one side.
B. The terms of cooperation were agreed upon by both parties.
C. Both parties rejected the cooperation terms.
D. The collaboration was ended by mutual agreement.

A. Domestic producers are starting to take their niche in the market.
B. Foreign manufacturers dominate the market.
C. Local producers are losing their market position.
D. Domestic companies are facing competition abroad.

A. Price is the most important factor in sales.
B. Product quality should always be the top priority.
C. Quality is secondary to customer service.
D. Product design is the primary concern for manufacturers.

A. Sellers are happy when their clients are.
B. Some sellers prefer to ignore customer requests.
C. Customers are rarely satisfied with seller help.
D. Sellers are always happy to assist their customers.

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A. Buyers are unhappy with the current inventory.
B. Customers expect the store to close soon.
C. Shoppers are excited about discounts on old stock.
D. Customers are waiting for new stock to arrive.

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A. Spending on stocks can lead to losses.
B. Investments in stocks can be profitable.
C. Investments in real estate can be risky.
D. Savings in stocks are always safe.

A. The housing market is declining rapidly.
B. The real estate sector is stagnant at the moment.
C. The real estate market is currently on the rise.
D. The property market is facing difficulties.

A. Funds will be allocated for project implementation.
B. Funds will be taken away from the project.
C. The budget will not be approved for the project.
D. Investments will be withdrawn from the project.

A. Accumulating finances is an important goal.
B. Saving money is not considered important.
C. Spending money wisely is a key objective.
D. Investing is a minor aim for most people.

A. We chose to downsize the team instead.
B. We decided to hire a new employee for the team.
C. We agreed to fire a member of the team.
D. We decided to promote someone from within.

A. The company's losses were minimal this quarter.
B. The company faced significant losses this quarter.
C. The company experienced major expenses this quarter.
D. The firm reported high profits in this quarter.

A. Tax evasion is a major concern for authorities.
B. Tax collection is an essential function of the government.
C. Tax refunds are a significant government responsibility.
D. Taxation is not a priority for the state.

A. Law enforcement ensures safety at events.
B. Police often create chaos at public gatherings.
C. Security personnel were often absent at events.
D. Physically strong guards ensure safety at events.

A. The furniture was delivered later than planned.
B. Building the furniture was completed ahead of schedule.
C. Assembling the furniture took longer than expected.
D. Disassembling the furniture was straightforward.

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A. We aim to ignore customer feedback on service.
B. We must ensure high quality of service.
C. We should focus on lowering service standards.
D. We can’t ensure high quality of service.

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A. The manager oversees the security team.
B. The guard carefully monitors order in the store.
C. The staff cleans the store regularly.
D. Everyone paid attention to the guard at the store.

A. Vendors failed to provide the needed materials.
B. Suppliers delivered all necessary materials on time.
C. Distributors brought extra materials unexpectedly.
D. Suppliers needed to make the delivery on time.

A. The painkiller helped relieve the pain.
B. The medicine did not have any effect.
C. The painkiller caused more pain later.
D. The painkiller caused side effects.

A. Customers rarely expect high-quality products.
B. Consumers always have the right to a quality product.
C. Buyers have limited rights regarding product quality.
D. Consumers always have the right to return low-quality products.

A. Waste management is not a pressing issue.
B. Recycling waste is becoming increasingly relevant.
C. Waste management is becoming everyone’s problem.
D. Composting is preferred over recycling.

A. The harvest was poor due to bad weather.
B. The crop yield was below expectations.
C. The good harvest only benefited the rich.
D. The harvest this year turned out to be particularly abundant.

A. Animal food can be kept in a humid area.
B. Animal feed should be stored in a dry place.
C. Animal feed should be left outside.
D. Pet food needs to be refrigerated.

A. Income inequality causes a lot of debate.
B. Salary differences are not controversial.
C. Wealth distribution is rarely discussed.
D. He was summoned to discuss income inequality.

A. Resource allocation can be biased.
B. Resource distribution should be fair.
C. Resources should be distributed equally among all.
D. Distribution of resources does not matter.

10.

A. The workers were rewarded for their efforts.
B. The strike had no impact on production.
C. The employees' strike improved working conditions.
D. The workers' strike caused delays in production.

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A. The bakery delivered fresh bread to the city.
B. The poultry factory supplied the city with fresh eggs.
C. The farm delivered fresh milk to local stores.
D. The poultry factory supplied the city with spoiled eggs.

A. I put money in my wallet before going out.
B. I checked my wallet before going out.
C. I left my wallet at home before heading out.
D. I took money out of my wallet before leaving.

A. Cashless payments are preferred for small purchases.
B. Large transactions are best handled with cash.
C. Cash is convenient for small purchases.
D. Small purchases are often made using credit cards.

A. There will be an increase in sales in the next few months.
B. Sales have decreased significantly recently.
C. Sales remained stagnant for the past few months.
D. There has been an increase in sales over the last few months.

A. We work in marketing and public relations.
B. We specialize in environmental and sustainable development.
C. Our field is focused on technology and innovation.
D. We work in finance and business management.

A. The application is used for tracking physical activity.
B. The app tracks your income on a smartphone.
C. A smartphone app helps track expenses.
D. The app monitors only monthly bills.

A. Real estate is becoming cheaper in our district.
B. Property in our area is in high demand.
C. Rental properties are rarely available in this area.
D. Property prices are falling in our neighborhood.

A. Clients should manage their finances carefully.
B. Employees handle all financial matters.
C. Business owners do not need to worry about money.
D. Business owners must monitor their finances.

A. Rent for homes is decreasing in nearby areas.
B. Renting apartments is affordable in this district.
C. Apartment rent has become very expensive in this area.
D. Housing prices are dropping in this neighborhood.

10.

A. People are switching back to cash transactions.
B. Cash payments are preferred by most people.
C. Cashless payments are becoming increasingly popular.
D. Bartering is now a common payment method.

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A. The credit was approved promptly.
B. The loan application was rejected after a long review.
C. The request for a loan was approved.
D. The bank took weeks to approve the loan.

A. A mortgage is a short-term financial responsibility.
B. Home mortgage is a long-term financial obligation.
C. Renting a home requires a one-time payment.
D. The mortgage is a temporary financial commitment.

A. We decided to reward the employee for excellent work.
B. The team selected a new hire for their skills.
C. We decided to fire the employee for ineffective work.
D. The employee decided to cover up his ineffective work.

A. The service payment wasn’t made on time.
B. Payment for the services was made on time.
C. The payment was deferred for future services.
D. The payment was refused due to delays.

A. The barge delivered the cargo to the port without delays.
B. The cargo arrived by train after a long delay.
C. The barge encountered delays reaching the port.
D. The shipment reached the port two days late.

A. Trucks ensure the delivery of goods across the country.
B. Trucks transport goods internationally.
C. Smaller trucks are commonly used to deliver packages.
D. Trucks ensure the delivery of goods outside of the country.

A. Equipment for hiking should be high quality.
B. Camping gear can be of low durability.
C. Hiking equipment is hard to assess in terms of quality.
D. Equipment for hiking used to be of a higher quality.

A. Office equipment needs occasional maintenance.
B. Machinery at the factory requires regular maintenance.
C. Machinery at the factory is regularly stolen by maintenance workers.
D. Equipment at the factory often needs repairs.

A. Car parts should ideally be purchased from trusted sellers.
B. Parts for vehicles can be bought from any vendor.
C. It's best to borrow parts from local repair shops.
D. Car parts should always be the cheapest available.

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A. The loan interest rate was increased by 3%.
B. The credit rate was reduced by 2%.
C. The mortgage rate was unchanged.
D. The interest rate doubled after a few months.

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