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B1 IntermediateB1 · Module 08Class 30

B1 · Module 08 · Class 30 — Final Evaluation

Evaluacion Final

Vocabulary and Comprehension  

Match each term to its definition. Write the letter.

 

Term

Definition (write the matching letter)

1.  phase-gate

 

2.  modal perfect

 

3.  non-defining relative clause

 

4.  nominalisation

 

5.  liability clause

 

6.  constructive waiver

 

7.  procurement

 

8.  corridor viability

 

9.  hedging

 

10. mandate

 

 

Definitions (A–J)

A — the process of formally obtaining goods, services, or contracts

B — a project checkpoint at which continuation requires formal committee approval

C — the conversion of a verb or adjective into a noun form for formal register

D — the formal authorisation to carry out work on behalf of a client

E — a clause setting off extra information with commas; removable without changing core meaning

F — a legal situation in which a right is treated as waived even without formal written notice

G — a contract section assigning legal or financial responsibility if something goes wrong

H — whether a geographic or economic route remains a feasible investment target

I — a verb form combining a modal verb with have + past participle, always referring to the past

J — the use of language that signals uncertainty, distance, or qualified commitment

 

Written Task Options

Executive Summary Opening

Write the opening section of an executive summary for a real or invented business project.

Required structures: one hedging structure [M2], one relative clause [M4], one third conditional or emphasis structure [M5], one modal perfect [M6], one verb + gerund or infinitive [M7].

Spontaneous Conversation 

 

Your teacher will ask five questions based on your presentation or on the B1 course material. Respond spontaneously. You will be assessed on accuracy, range, and fluency — not on content.

 

Sample questions your teacher may ask:

 

  •  "What would have happened if you had approached this differently?"  [tests M5 — conditional]

  •  "What do you think should have been done at an earlier stage?"  [tests M6 — modal perfect]

  •  "What do you recommend doing going forward?"  [tests M7 — gerund]

  •  "Can you describe the key person in this situation using a relative clause?"  [tests M4]

  •  "How would you report what you just told me to someone who wasn't here?"  [tests M1]





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Practice Exercises

1 questions

New exercises to reinforce what you learned. Different from the lesson material.

Matching · 1 of 1

Part 1A — Match each business term to its definition:

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Practice Exercises

8 questions

New exercises to reinforce what you learned. Different from the lesson material.

Fill in the Blank · 1 of 8

The committee ___ with Phase 3 immediately.

Fill in the Blank · 2 of 8

The delay ___ a revised timeline and a request for a new risk register.

Fill in the Blank · 3 of 8

It is ___ that determines the pace — not market appetite.

Fill in the Blank · 4 of 8

If Vantage ___ the minutes earlier, the proposal would have been more precise.

Fill in the Blank · 5 of 8

Vantage ___ about Clause 7.3 — they drafted the contract themselves.

Fill in the Blank · 6 of 8

Elena agreed ___ the checklist and Santiago asked Marco

Fill in the Blank · 7 of 8

The analysis ___ what the interim presentation argued.

Fill in the Blank · 8 of 8

The timeline was revised ___ the full committee.

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