Rapid Fire Translation 3.1

1.

    
A. We must sign this document to protect our warehouses.
B. They still owe us for the warehouse they rented.
C. The place where we keep the documents should be protected.
D. You should keep this document and protect it.

2.

    
A. The currency exchange rate changes every day.
B. The stock market conditions are very volatile.
C. The chances of cancelation of all transactions in foreign currency grow every day .
D. The course towards the replacement of national currency was changing every day.

3.

    
A. We hired a qualified worker for our warehouse.
B. The salary of employee depends on their qualification.
C. The warehouse employee suffered from addiction.
D. The employee reported about the quality of the warehouse.

4.

    
A. We made good money on the exchange rate.
B. Our exchange rate is more beneficial.
C. We are making good money on the currency exchange rate.
D. We want to exchange currency on the terms that are more lucrative.

5.

    
A. This app was useless for us.
B. This app did not earn us much money.
C. This assumption happened to be incorrect.
D. We did not find this offer interesting.

6.

    
A. I am old and need money for vacation.
B. I am trying to save up for vacation.
C. I am trying to earn money for vacation.
D. I am getting old so I need money and rest.

7.

    
A. It’s necessary to save on unnecessary expenses.
B. We need to save up in order to cover necessary expenses.
C. The economy needs to exclude unnecessary expenses.
D. It’s necessary to save even on necessary expenses.

8.

    
A. You don’t have to lose money.
B. Use your brain when spending.
C. Such a large sum should not have been spent.
D. Even smart people waste money.

9.

    
A. Many people run into problems using these technologies.
B. Solving this tech problem depends on many people.
C. Dependency on technologies is becoming a problem for many people.
D. The problem of addiction of many people can be fixed by high-tech solitons.

10.

    
A. The industries affect the environment.
B. The enterprises affect the environment.
C. The consumption affects the environment.
D. The government affects the environment.

1.

    
A. We are planning to import goods from other countries.
B. We are planning to export goods to foreign countries.
C. We are planning to distribute goods within the country.
D. We are planning to produce goods for international markets.

2.

    
A. The government banned several private businesses.
B. The government imposed sanctions on certain companies.
C. The government introduced new benefits for foreign corporations.
D. The government lifted trade restrictions from local firms.

3.

    
A. The company decided to terminate all unprofitable contracts.
B. The company decided to renew all profitable agreements.
C. The company was forced to sign unfavorable contracts.
D. The company reviewed all foreign contracts for approval.

4.

    
A. The school lacks necessary supplies.
B. We will provide the school with the necessary supplies.
C. We are planning to move the school to a new location.
D. We were asked to collect necessary materials from the school.

5.

    
A. Our café's new name is “delicious variety”
B. Our café offers only vegetarian and organic meals.
C. Various choice of cuisine is available in our café.
D. The food in our café is diverse and delicious.

6.

    
A. He decided to quit smoking.
B. He decided to avoid unhealthy food.
C. He decided to give up bad habits.
D. His decisions were perceived as harmful.

7.

    
A. We are your new representatives for tech-maintenance services.
B. We provide repair and maintenance services for equipment.
C. We sell new and used appliances at a discount.
D. We offer free repair services for military service members.

8.

    
A. I want to buy a new table tonight.
B. I would like to cancel my dinner reservation.
C. I want to buy a new coffee table tonight.
D. I want to reserve a table for the evening.

9.

    
A. The manager was offered a promotion along with salary raise.
B. The manager refused to discuss employee wages.
C. The manager offered to reduce staff bonuses.
D. The manager suggested increasing employees’ salaries.

10.

    
A. The chairman of the meeting emphasized the importance of the topic under discussion.
B. The head of the session ignored the topic’s significance.
C. The chairperson postponed the discussion due to another urgent matter.
D. The meeting leader summarized the results of the discussion.

1.

    
A. I am collecting money from lucrative investment projects.
B. I am going to put money into profitable stocks.
C. I am planning to invest money in promising projects.
D. I will allocate cash for future business plans.

2.

    
A. Many poor people can live just as comfortably.
B. To live in poverty is the hope of some individuals.
C. Poor people dream about the comfort of rich people.
D. To live comfortably is the dream of many people.

3.

    
A. It is useless to allocate funds for charity.
B. Funds must be taken away from charity.
C. It is necessary to allocate funds for charity.
D. Charity should be funded only by private donors.

4.

    
A. Construction workers helped to ensure security.
B. Tracking devices are used to invade privacy.
C. Security is compromised by monitoring equipment.
D. Surveillance devices help ensure security.

5.

    
A. The company started producing new phone models.
B. The company stopped manufacturing old phone models.
C. New phone models were discontinued by the company.
D. The company is repairing old models of phones.

6.

    
A. He must answer why he does what he does.
B. He should ignore responsibility for what he did.
C. He owes us a real answer.
D. He must be accountable for his actions.

7.

    
A. Beggars are forced to ask for alms.
B. The poor refuse to accept charity.
C. Beggars generously give money to others.
D. The wealthy ask for alms from the poor.

8.

    
A. Agricultural machinery requires regular maintenance.
B. Agricultural equipment is rarely in need of repair.
C. Agricultural tools never require servicing.
D. Agricultural machinery was brought for regular maintenance.

9.

    
A. People buy all kinds of junk as if they desire to harm their own health.
B. People buy all kinds of junk because the desire to consume outweighs common sense.
C. The urge to save money is stronger than the desire to buy useless items.
D. People only purchase things that make perfect sense to them.

10.

    
A. My gold watch was stolen while I was at the pawnshop.
B. I decided to buy a gold watch at the pawnshop because if its quality.
C. I had to leave my gold watch at the pawnshop as collateral.
D. I lent my gold watch to a friend as a guarantee for a loan.

1.

    
A. Taking a loan at this bank is not profitable because they have a very high interest rate.
B. Borrowing money from this bank is beneficial due to their low interest rates.
C. Our bank is very proud of the high standards.
D. Taking a loan at this bank is profitable because the other ones have a very high interest rate.

2.

    
A. No one mentioned that during the internship some of the newcomers were victims of cruel treatment.
B. All the advantages of the internship prove the harsh treatment of beginners is acceptable.
C. None of the above-mentioned advantages were true according to the testimony of the newcomers.
D. None of the above-mentioned internship benefits can justify cruel treatment of newcomers.

3.

    
A. Anna was also laid off, but she managed to switch to remote work as a freelance consultant. Now she operates as an independent contractor.
B. Anna was laid off but found a full-time position working remotely as a staff consultant. She no longer works as a contractor.
C. Anna also faced downsizing but successfully moved to remote work as an external advisor. At present, she works 24/7.
D. Anna also reduced her hours during remote work as a freelance consultant. Now wants to get a second job.

4.

    
A. The full transparency of the deal’s terms was taken quite seriously.
B. The lack of full transparency in the deal’s terms raised serious suspicions.
C. The lack of documentation caused legal problems for the transaction.
D. The absence of any written deal made people doubt its legitimacy.

5.

    
A. He was very disappointed to find out that his uncle inherited the palace and not him.
B. He was surprised to learn that his uncle sold the palace before passing away, leaving him with debts.
C. He was disappointed when he realized he had to share the inherited palace with other relatives.
D. He was very disappointed to find out that the palace he inherited from his uncle came with a mortgage.

6.

    
A. For such volume of goods more foreign markets are needed.
B. This quantity of products can only be managed in an industrial storage facility.
C. A better sales market is needed to handle this volume of goods.
D. The size of the warehouse had to be increased to store these goods efficiently.

7.

    
A. People working as Uber drivers these days more frequently use insurance law firms.
B. Uber drivers started earning more, so the company increased their insurance coverage.
C. Insurance rates increased for those making money with Uber. Now they pay as legal entities.
D. Insurance was raised for corporate clients because Uber changed its pricing policy.

8.

    
A. In the past, tribute was paid only based on the size of harvest, but now we pay taxes based on volatile national policies.
B. People used to pay with crops, but now all taxes are collected in foreign currency.
C. In the past, tribute was paid in grain, but now we pay taxes in the national currency.
D. Back then, people avoided taxes by giving grain, but today they pay with money.

9.

    
A. A traffic jam of carts filled with all sorts of junk was formed on the way to the self-checkout.
B. People abandoned their carts full of all sorts of junk near the self-checkout.
C. A traffic jam of carts filled with all sorts of junk was formed because store employees were on strike.
D. There was a mess near the self-checkout because customers started to fight over all sorts of junk.

10.

    
A. This type of product cannot be exchanged due to hygiene regulations.
B. These items must be returned within three days of purchase.
C. This kind of merchandise is not eligible for return.
D. Customers may return such items only with the original receipt.

1.

    
A. One day the production won’t harm the environment at all.
B. The use of recycled dishes is beneficial for the environment.
C. Producing disposable dishes has been banned due to its harm to the environment.
D. The production of single-use tableware harms the environment.

2.

    
A. Her stepfather bought her a new Ford so she could drive herself to the store.
B. Her father-on-law purchased a new Ford for her while she was shopping.
C. Her stepfather bought her a used Ford so she could drive herself to the store.
D. Her father-on-law bought her a used Ford so she could drive herself to the store.

3.

    
A. Unhappy consumers are capable to destroy even such a huge sales market as this one.
B. Insatiable consumers are the key to the existence of a huge sales market.
C. Loyal consumers guarantee the stability of a vast distribution network.
D. Complaining buyers are responsible for shrinking the market size.

4.

    
A. Overpaying for branded clothes is a careless way of shopping.
B. Reselling used branded clothes can be profitable.
C. Spending money on used branded clothes is a waste of money.
D. Overpaying for branded clothes is like throwing money away.

5.

    
A. We decided not to take insurance when renting the car. That was a mistake!
B. We decided not to take insurance when renting the car. That was smart!
C. We decided not to take insurance when renting the car. That was frugal!
D. We decided not to take insurance when renting the car. That on is on me!

6.

    
A. Masha lent Misha a dozen jars of jam.
B. Masha borrowed a dozen jars of jam from Misha.
C. Masha gave Misha a dozen jars of jam as a gift.
D. Misha gave Masha a dozen jars of jam as a gift.

7.

    
A. Masha lent Misha a dozen jars of jam.
B. Misha borrowed a dozen jars of jam from Masha.
C. Masha gave Misha a dozen jars of jam as a gift.
D. Misha gave Masha a dozen jars of jam as a gift.

8.

    
A. CJSC “Lake” bought out the shares of LLC “Pond”.
B. LLC "Pond" acquired shares of CJSC "Lake".
C. CJSC "Lake" is currently very active on labor market.
D. LLC "Pond" is currently very active on labor market.

9.

    
A. By hacking the firm's database the scammers stole information containing the TIN of all clients.
B. Investigators confirmed that his firm was fully compliant with tax regulations after verifying the TIN.
C. The firm’s TIN was valid, so the investigators dismissed any suspicion of tax evasion.
D. By checking the firm's TIN in the database, investigators found out he was involved in tax fraud.

10.

    
A. After executing the tsar, they took all his treasury.
B. They tsar gathered all princes and executed them.
C. The tsar was executed because he emptied the treasury.
D. The princes saved the tsar in order to gain control over his treasury.