English 9 · Unit 6: Rules and laws · Cambridge Global English Stage 9

6.2 Family life

17 questions · e.g. Managing your time

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Questions

1. In order to make the best use of your time, it's a good idea ____ review your productivity regularly.
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2. ... and making ____ that you are doing them as efficiently as possible.
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3. ... doing them as efficiently ____ possible.
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4. Company executives are usually trained to include this ____ their management practice.
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5. But this process can also ____ applied to studying.
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6. ... as well ____ everyday household tasks ...
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7. ... everyday household tasks ____ cleaning and cooking.
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8. Make a list ____ tasks and decide which ones are most important.
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9. Make a schedule ____ when you can reasonably complete each goal.
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10. If you study for too long without a break, ____ concentration will reduce.
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11. Which bold word means 'a series of steps'?
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12. Which bold word means 'amount of work'?
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13. Which bold word means 'does things quickly without wasting time'?
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14. Which bold word means 'senior managers who make important decisions in a company'?
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15. Which bold word means 'how much you achieve in a certain time period'?
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16. Which bold word means 'a set way of doing things'?
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17. Which bold word means 'people who work for a company'?
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