Online English Test

1) abbr. I.P.O.

(a) abbr. legally established as a corporation
(b) abbr. first offering to the public of a company's shares on the stock market
(c) abbr. top executive rank; person who is responsible for research and development and possibly for new product plans
(d) abbr. public limited liability company in Britain

2) abbr. G.D.P.

(a) abbr. total value of goods and services produced by a country in a given period (generally one year)
(b) abbr. given money that was owed
(c) abbr. total goods and services produced by nation during one year excluding payments on foreign investments
(d) abbr. head manager of a company or large organization

3) abbr. a.m.

(a) abbr. method of measuring the profitability of a company (derived by dividing the net income by total assets)
(b) abbr. morning; time before noon; hours between midnight and noon
(c) abbr. top executive rank; person who is responsible for the security of a company's communications and business systems
(d) abbr. signed note acknowledging a debt

4) abbr. Inc.

(a) abbr. numeral; mathematical value or its symbol; identifying numeral (e.g. of a house); unit in a series; part
(b) abbr. pound; unit of weight in ancient Rome equalling approximately 12 ounces
(c) abbr. legally established as a corporation
(d) abbr. manpower; personnel; human work force; human labor; staff

5) abbr. no.

(a) abbr. firm, usually associated with British registration, that is organized in such a way as to give its owners limited liability; restricted as to the amount of liability
(b) abbr. numeral; mathematical value or its symbol; identifying numeral (e.g. of a house); unit in a series; part
(c) abbr. requesting to view or read the opposite side of a page or document
(d) abbr. set of numbers which identifies a person (usually in order to access certain services: i.e. at a bank, university, club, etc.)

6) abbr. PIN

(a) abbr. set of numbers which identifies a person (usually in order to access certain services: i.e. at a bank, university, club, etc.)
(b) abbr. that is to say (Latin), for example; for instance
(c) abbr. American corporation headquartered in Virginia, owner and operator of online and interactive computer services
(d) abbr. quickly; immediately; swiftly; speedily; fast

7) abbr. Ltd.

(a) abbr. person who is responsible for ensuring that a company and its employees are in compliance with government regulations and internal policies
(b) abbr. firm, usually associated with British registration, that is organized in such a way as to give its owners limited liability; restricted as to the amount of liability
(c) abbr. legally established as a corporation
(d) abbr. head manager of a company or large organization

8) abbr. HTML

(a) abbr. morning; time before noon; hours between midnight and noon
(b) abbr. language used to write pages and sites for the Internet
(c) abbr. period of about 30 days or 4 weeks, 1/12 of a year, period of complete revolution of the moon around the earth (i.e. January, February, March, etc.)
(d) abbr. Latin for and so on; and so forth

9) abbr. H.R.

(a) abbr. Chief Information Officer; person who is responsible for a company's internal information systems
(b) abbr. manpower; personnel; human work force; human labor; staff
(c) abbr. total goods and services produced by nation during one year excluding payments on foreign investments
(d) abbr. treasurer; person who is responsible for all financial aspects of a company

10) abbr. attn.

(a) abbr. describing something that can be left out isn't required
(b) abbr. directed to a particular person (generally used when addressing a letter or message) or issue
(c) abbr. numeral; mathematical value or its symbol; identifying numeral (e.g. of a house); unit in a series; part
(d) abbr. top executive rank; person who is responsible for the security of a company's communications and business systems