Tugas 2

1.The employees responsible for carrying out general office duties, filling in forms and keeping statistics are...
a   clerks
 

2.The employees who sell a company's products are the sales representatives, usually known as ………..

c   reps
 

3.The employees who decide what to purchase, and who make the purchases of  finished goods or components to be  made into goods, are the ………..
c   buyers
 

4. The employees who are responsible for seeing that the finished goods are well made are the
b   quality controllers
 

5. The clerical workers who use typewriters or word processors and who produce letters, memos or othe documents, are ...........
a   secretaries
 

6. The employees who check a company's financial affairs are the ............

b   accountants      
 

7.The employees who are responsible for preparing checks, pay packets and pay slips are the ............
a   wages clerks
 

8. The workers who process data, under the control of managers and supervisors, are the computer …….
b   operators    

9.The person who greets a visitor and tells him or her how to get to the right office is the ..........

c   receptionist

10.  The employees who deal with a company's telephone calls are the
c   switchboard operators

11.The Board of ......is responsible for deciding on and controlling the strategy of a corporation or company.

 b   Directors

12. Small businesses depend on investors providing ………capital.
b   individual      

13. Investors are influenced by the projected ………. on their capital.
a   market  

14. The capital needed to run a business is provided by ...........
c   investment

15. Rent and rates, which do not change as turnover volume changes, make up the .......costs of a company.
a   fixed  

Choosing The Words In The Box   

1.       Problems in programs are caused by (j. Bugs)

2.       Silicon (a. Chips) contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.

3.       Obtaining (a. Information) is done by (b. Processing) data.

4.       Software produces images which can appear on the screen as (i. Graphics)

5.       Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is (i. ROM)

6.       Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is (d. Files)

7.       Operators (c. Load) into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.

8.       Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by (l. Systems) analysts.

9.       "What you see is what you get" explains (h. WYSIWYG)

10.    A single disk can contain a large number of different (b. RAM)

11.    (k. Controls) can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.

12.    The operators (m. scroll) lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears.