Đề thi Tiếng Anh chuyên ngành Kế toán

Đề thi tieng anh chuyên ngành 
I,Match the words with the suitable definition on the left:
A supplier
A, profit which is not paid out to shareholders in the form of dividends, but instead is kept by the company to reinvest or pay off debts. 
A retailer
B, a company or a person that sells goods to members of the public.
Intangible assets
C, a request by a customer for goods or services.
An invoice
D, a person or a company that sells goods in large quantities to businesses.
Retained earnings
E, a person or a company that sells a particular type of product to a customer.
An order
F, the value of the goods or services sold during a certain period of time.
Turnover
G, a document sent by a seller to a customer that lists the goods sold and says how much they cost.
 A wholesaler
H, an assets which does not have a physical nature ( such as a trademark or patent)
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II, Choose the correct word to complete each sentence:
We offer a to customers who buy in bulk.
Refund	B. discount	C. deliver
Our original .was very reliable and always delivered on time.
Supporter	B. supplicant	C. supplier
The ordinary shares held by the owners, who therefore are the last to receive their money back in the event of liquidation.
A, current receivables	B. total liabilities	C. common stock
His ..income is $25,000 per year, but after he pays his taxes he has only $ 15,000.
Gross	B. total	C. all
A rapid rise in prices is called
Monetary	B. inflation	C. fiscal policy
III, Translate into Vietnamese:
The central focus of macroeconomic analysis and policy is on four main areas; gross national product , employment, inflation, and the balance of payments. As modern macroeconomics has developed, knowledge has grown about how public policies affect the economy. We now understand better the instruments or tools of macroeconomic policy. They include fiscal policy, monetary policy, income policy and foreign economic policy.
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IV, Fill in the gap with the suitable words which start with the letter suggested:
The financial statements of a company are the most important documents that a company produce. Investors , c., banks, customers- everybody reads the statements. The accounts show what a company does with its money, how p.it is, and also how risk-worthy it is. And you can see warning signs for the future. Our s..,e.depend on properly prepared accounts.