Contoh Soal Pilihan Ganda Bahasa Inggris Niaga UT Kurikulum Merdeka dan Kunci Jawaban

POS-KUPANG.COM- Berikut ini tersaji contoh soal ujian semester lengkap dengan Kunci Jawaban pelajaran Bahasa Inggris tema niaga untuk mahasiswa Universitas Terbuka (UT) sesuai Kurikulum Merdeka.

Seperti yang diketahui, mahasiswa Universitas Terbuka biasa menghadapi ujian semester tidak dalam bentuk tatap muka.

Para mahasiswa mengikuti ujian secara mandiri dengan mengandalkan modul yang disiapkan dosen pengasuh mata pelajaran.

Sebelum mengerjakan soal-soal tersebut, ada baiknya bagi mahasiswa untuk belajar dan mengerjakan latihan soal demi mendapatkan nilai yang maksimal.

Berikut ini 30 contoh soal ujian pilihan ganda yang dirangkum dari berbagai sumber seperti dirilis Sonora.ID

1. Which of the following is NOT a common type of business communication?
(a) Emails
(b) Memos
(c) Reports
(d) Text messages

Jawaban: D

2. In a business context, "to close a deal" means to:
(a) Physically shut a door
(b) Secure an agreement or contract
(c) End a conversation or meeting
(d) Resolve a conflict or dispute

Jawaban: B

3. The term "target audience" in marketing refers to:
(a) The specific group of people a company aims to reach with its products or services
(b) The general public who may be interested in a company's offerings
(c) The company's employees and stakeholders
(d) The competitors in the same industry

Jawaban: A

4. The phrase "as per your request" is most similar in meaning to:
(a) According to your instructions
(b) In contrast to your expectations
(c) Despite your objections
(d) Regardless of your concerns

Jawaban: B

5. When writing a business email, it is important to:
(a) Use informal language and slang
(b) Keep the message concise and to the point
(c) Include personal opinions and anecdotes
(d) Use emojis and emoticons to express emotions
b) Keep the message concise and to the point

6. In a business meeting, it is important to:
(a) Arrive late and disrupt the flow of the discussion
(b) Actively listen to others and contribute meaningfully to the conversation
(c) Focus on personal agendas and avoid considering the perspectives of others
(d) Share irrelevant information and stories that are not related to the meeting's topic