NPE y Vocabulario de Ingles

If we challenged the status quo, we ( … ) break new ground in innovation. can. could. would. must.

If the government encourages entrepreneurship and innovation, more businesses ( … ) start. will. can. should. would.

If we invest in research and development, more people ( … ) discover new innovative solutions. will. can. should. would.

If we collaborate with people from different disciplines, we ( … ) come up with more creative solutions. can. will. should. could.

If we developed new technologies, we ( … ) reduce our environmental impact. can. should. would. must.

The company is using ( … ) innovation to quickly develop new products and services. fast. agile. dynamic. reliable.

The team is working on a ( … ) innovation that will transform the way people interact with technology. groundbreaking. innovative. disruptive. established.

The company is using ( … ) design to ensure that its products meet the needs of its customers. personalised. generic. user-centred. standardised.

The company is creating a ( … ) of the new product to test it with potential customers. replica. prototype. blueprint. imitation.

Our company is known for its … products. new innovative digital. innovative new digital. digital innovative new. digital new innovative.

The CEO gave a presentation on the company’s … performance. financial latest quarterly. latest financial quarterly. latest quarterly financial. financial quarterly latest.

We need to hire a candidate with … experience in marketing. relevant strong previous. relevant previous strong. previous strong relevant. strong previous relevant.

The company announced plans to launch a … platform next month. online new e-commerce. new e-commerce online. e-commerce new online. new online e-commerce.

The board discussed strategies for … our market presence. international further expanding. further international expanding. international expanding further. further expanding international.

The door ( … ) I was trying to open was locked. which. who. whose. where.

The police officer ( … ) arrested the suspect was praised for his bravery. who. which. whose. where.

The computer ( … ) was stolen contained confidential information. who. which. whose. where.

It’s the invention …. changed actual communication. what. which. who. whose.

The security guard said: «I saw a suspicious person entering the building». The security guard said that he had been robbed at gunpoint. The security guard asked if a suspicious person was entering the building. The security guard warned that a suspicious person was entering the building. The security guard reported that he had seen a suspicious person entering the building.

The police officer warned: «Be careful, the area is not safe». The police officer said that the area was not safe. The police officer reported that the area was not safe. The police officer said that he had been robbed at gunpoint. The police officer warned that he had seen a suspicious person entering the building.

( … ) is a technique used by attackers to trick users into revealing confidential information or taking actions that compromise their security. Password policy. Social engineering. Intrusion prevention system. Firewall.

( … ) is the process of scrambling data so that it cannot be read by unauthorised individuals. Authentication. Data encryption. Intrusion detection system. Authorization.

( … ) is a network security device that filters incoming and outgoing traffic to prevent unauthorized access to a network. Authentication. Data encryption. Intrusion detection system. Firewall.

( … ) is a set of rules that govern the creation and use of passwords. Authentication. Data encryption. Password policy. Authorization.

Choose the correct reported speech «We need to finalize the marketing budget by next week», said the manager. The manager said, they need to finalize the marketing budget by next week. The manager said that they needed to finalize the marketing budget by next week. The manager said that I needed to finalize the marketing budget by next week. The manager said that they had needed to finalize the marketing budget by next week.

Choose the correct reported speech The client asked: «Can you provide a discount for bulk orders?». The client asked what the company provide as a discount for bulk orders. The client asked if the company will provide a discount for bulk orders. The client asked if the company could provide a discount for bulk orders. The client asked if the company provided a discount for bulk orders.

Choose the correct reported speech Sarah announced: «I’ve completed the research report on our competitor». Sarah announced that she completed the research report on their competitor. Sarah announced that she completes the research report on their competitor. Sarah announced that she had completed the research report on their competitor. Sarah announced that she has completed the research report on their competitor.

Choose the correct reported speech: «The deadline for the project is the 15th of June», the team leader reminded everyone. The team leader reminded that the deadline for the project is the 15th of June. The team leader reminded everyone that the deadline for the project had been the 15th of June. The team leader reminded everyone that the deadline for the project has been the 15th of June. The team leader reminded everyone that the deadline for the project was the 15th of June.

Choose the correct reported speech: John suggested: «We should launch a social media campaign to promote our new product». John suggested to launching a social media campaign to promote their new product. John suggested to launch a social media campaign to promote their new product. John suggested launching a social media campaign to promote their new product. John suggested that they had launched a social media campaign to promote their new product.

The new policy ( … ) by the board of directors last week. was implementing. was implemented. implemented. implementing.

Our team needs to ( … ) the issues before we can move forward with the project. iron out. break even. follow up. sign off.

The report ( … ) by the marketing department next Monday. will be prepared. prepared. prepares. is preparing.

The company decided to ( … ) the project due to budget constraints. move forward. jump on board. wrap up. hold off on.

Important decisions ( … ) during yesterday’s meeting. made. make. were making. were made.

Our team uses ( … ) to store and share documents securely. instant messaging. project management software. webinar. social media.

The marketing department regularly hosts ( … ) to promote new products. video conferencing. podcast. collaboration platform. Intranet.

The CEO announced the new company strategy through a ( … ) series. cloud storage. podcast. intranet. webinar.

Employees can access company news and resources through the ( … ). email. collaboration platform. social media. intranet.

We rely on ( … ) to conduct virtual meetings with clients. instant messaging. video conferencing. cloud storage. project management software.

What can you listen to online with talks and interviews?. Book. Podcast. Magazine. Newspaper.

The IT Department needs to … the new software across all company computers. roll out. roll over. roll in. roll by.

The company is planning to … its workforce by 20 % due to budget cuts. cut back. cut off. cut down. cut across.

The CEO will … the new marketing strategy in tomorrow’s presentationBook. put forward. put away. put in. put off.

We should … the competitors’ pricing strategies to stay competitive in the market. look out for. look into. look up to. look at.

Technology that simulates human intelligence processes through algorithms and computer systems. Artificial Intelligence (AI). Augmented Reality (AR). Blockchain. E-commerce.

Technology that overlays virtual elements onto the real world through devices like smartphones or special glasses. Artificial Intelligence (AI). Augmented Reality (AR). Blockchain. E-commerce:.

A decentralized ledger system that ensures the security and transparency of transactions. Blockchain. E-commerce. User experience (UX). Personalization.

The buying and selling of goods and services through online platforms. E-commerce offers consumers the convenience of shopping from anywhere at any time, with access to a wide variety of products. E-commerce. Personalization. User experience (UX). Omnichannel.

The perception and response of the user when interacting with a product or service. User experience (UX). Personalization. Blockchain. Omnichannel:.

The adaptation of products, services, and communications to individual consumer preferences. Personalization. Omnichannel. Collaborative economy. E-commerce:.

A marketing strategy that integrates multiple communication and sales channels to provide a consistent and seamless customer experience. Consumers can interact with a brand through physical stores, online, mobile apps, and social media in an integrated manner. Omnichannel. Collaborative economy. Blockchain. E-commerce.

An economic model based on the sharing and exchange of goods and services between individuals, often facilitated by digital platforms. Collaborative economy. Omnichannel. E-commerce. bloc.

A system that restricts who can access certain information or resources. Access control. Authentication. Authorisation. Data encryption.

The process of verifying a user's identity. Authentication. Authorisation. Data encryption. Firewall.

The process of granting a user access to certain information or resources based on their identity and permissions. Authorisation. Data encryption. Authentication. Access control.

The process of converting data into a form that is unreadable without the correct decryption key. Data encryption. Firewall. Access control. Pasword policy.

A network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic. Firewall. Intrusion detection system. Password policy. Access control.

A system that monitors a network for signs of unauthorised activity. Intrusion detection system. Intrusion prevention system. Password policy. Authentication.

A system that actively blocks unauthorised activity on a network. Intrusion prevention system. Intrusion detection system. Password policy. Access control.

A set of rules that govern the creation and use of passwords. Password policy. Intrusion detection system. Intrusion prevention system. Social engineering.

A technique that uses human psychology to trick people into revealing sensitive information or taking action that they would not normally take. Social engineering. Pasword policy. Firewall. Authorisation.

Electronic mail for sending and receiving messages. Email. Video conferencing. Instant messaging. Social media.

Virtual meeting using video and audio technology. Video conferencing. Instant messaging. Collaboration platform. email.

real-time messaging platform for quick communication. Instant messaging. Project management software. email. Social media.

Software for managing tasks and projects within a team. Project management software. Social media. Collaboration platform. Video conferencing.

online storage space accessed over the internet. Cloud storage. Social media. Webinar. Podcast.

online platforms for professional networking and information sharing. Social media. Podcast. Cloud storage. Webinar.

A live online seminar or presentation. Webinar. Podcast. Intranet. Email.

audio files with episodic content, often educational or informative. Podcast. Collaboration platform. Intranet. Email.

A platform for online discussions and document sharing within a company. Collaboration platform. Instant messaging. Email. Webinar.

internal company network accessible only to authorised employees. Intranet. Email. Podcast. Cloud storage.