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TOEFL Vocab: Business And Money
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Only
sole
subsidy
intrepid
lease
2. To make a person or group poor
marginal
hazardous
impoverish
net
3. To argue back and forth about a price
asset
haggle
shuttle
commodity
4. The first one made of a machine or system
sole
elite
prototype
equity
5. Money given by a government or other organization to support an activity
subsidy
commodity
prestige
dynamic
6. Obviously real because it can be seen - touched - or otherwise observed
incentive
per capita
allocate
tangible
7. Able to create business opportunities from a wide variety of circumstances
prosper
reward
entrepreneurial
marginal
8. For each person
per capita
hazardous
prestige
reward
9. Legal responsibility for harming a person or property; a disadvantage
liability
privileged
hazardous
nobility
10. The value of one's share in an investment
prototype
prestige
dynamic
equity
11. Willing to work hard
commodity
luxury
working class
industrious
12. Together with one or more other parties
prototype
enterprising
jointly
proportionately
13. Full of energy
dynamic
intrepid
lease
distill
14. A situation in which prices for many items rise quite fast
acquire
regulate
resign
inflation
15. Able to enjoy special advantages because of one's position ( usually because of being born into a wealthy or powerful family)
privileged
prototype
haggle
prestige
16. To take out
working class
tangible
extract
prototype
17. Honor and respect for being better than the average
allocate
prestige
subsidy
net
18. To move someone to a higher position in a company
promote
subsidy
prototype
haggle
19. To rent something for a long time (several months or years)
commodity
subsidy
lease
merit
20. Value; success based on one's work - not on luck
decline
industrious
merit
resign
21. To build up a large amount of something
accumulate
promote
merit
affluence
22. To give an employee money or other things in exchange for the work he or she does
asset
haggle
compensate
merit
23. A person who makes a living by selling things
prosper
merchant
commodity
inflation
24. To quit one's job
allocate
regulate
resign
nobility
25. Control according to a set of rules
inflation
industrious
luxury
regulate
26. A possession that has positive value
jointly
reward
decline
asset
27. To remove one liquid from a mixture of liquids by boiling; to get something valuable from a confusing mix of ideas
nobility
distill
shuttle
prototype
28. A thing that can be bought and sold - such as grain - oil - or wood
commodity
sole
merit
incentive
29. Fearless
liability
per capita
jointly
intrepid
30. To do very well in one's business or personal life
hazardous
prosper
regulate
accumulate
31. To give out different amounts for different purposes
per capita
affluence
tangible
allocate
32. Extreme comfort - beyond what anyone needs
nobility
liability
marginal
luxury
33. Not very significant or effective
incentive
marginal
resign
jointly
34. To get something - usually something with special value or meaning
proprietor
acquire
industrious
lease
35. To take advantage of; to treat inconsiderately in order to profit
merchant
exploit
sole
jointly
36. To move back and forth often between two places
decline
privileged
shuttle
safeguard
37. Something one gets for having done well
sole
reward
extract
allocate
38. After all costs have been subtracted from an amount
equity
prototype
net
commodity
39. A group of socially prominent people with special titles given by a king or queen - such as 'duke' or 'countess'
subsidy
impoverish
nobility
acquire
40. A possible benefit that motivates a person to do a certain thing
incentive
allocate
compensate
reward
41. Wealth and the style of life that goes with it
regulate
affluence
assess
net
42. People with low-paying (often unskilled) jobs who are not poor but who are not securely in the middle class
promote
proprietor
working class
regulate
43. Creative in thinking of ways to make money
prototype
allocate
privileged
enterprising
44. Owner - usually of a business or a building
proprietor
distill
privileged
regulate
45. To estimate the value of something
acquire
distill
assess
privileged
46. In an amount appropriate to each of several recipients
merit
exploit
proportionately
haggle
47. Belonging to a special - honored group
elite
extract
merit
enterprising
48. To protect
safeguard
decline
assess
lease
49. To decrease in power or amount
dynamic
decline
acquire
allocate
50. Dangerous
entrepreneurial
hazardous
assess
subsidy