Quarterly test KasperskyLabs 204 B2/C1 2025/01/26 13:01:23 20250126_1301 Pavel pavel.kaptur@kaspersky.com 52 inc_drills/vocab_discourse_markers_b2_03.csv 1 Vocabulary B2 - 03 Discourse markers 0 whereas although nevertheless nevertheless whereas 0 1 while following in spite of while while 1 2 though in spite of in accordance with in spite of in spite of 2 3 consequently having said that since having said that since 0 4 Bearing in mind Moreover Following Following Bearing in mind 0 40 inc_drills/grammar_used_to_would_will_past_and_present_habits_c1_01.csv 2 Grammar C1 - 01 Past and present habits 0 used to forced ('d|would) force ('d|would) have force ('d|would) force ('d|would) force 1 1 used to stuck would stick would have stuck would have stuck would stick 0 2 would be located used to be located were being located used to be located used to be located 2 3 would be held were holding used to be holding would be held would be held 3 4 is used to take would take will take will take is used to take 0 60 2 Grammar C1 - 01 Writing (~300words) ]]> Would you like to work for or with a member of your family? Why / why not?

Why would you like to learn what your colleagues think about their job?

Would you tell your boss how bad his ideas are?

How would you feel if you had a dead-end job: would you stay or leave?

If your hobby was more fulling than your job, would you consider trying to make a career out of your hobby instead?

Have you ever had a cold fish as manager? What were they like? How did you get on?

Would you like to have the same job all your life?

What aspects of your job do you find rewarding?

Why is important to have a bucket list? What's in yours?

Would you like to have a portfolio career?

]]> a bad idea, I think it is important to tell him/her. Of course, I would not be rude or too direct , (no comma needed after 'because') because it is important to respect the position he has (he/she has OR they have = gender neutral). But I would explain my opinion clearly, so in the future I can say that I had warned him. If I stay silent and the idea fails, I would feel guilty, and also my boss will maybe ask me why I didn’t say (hadn't said) anything before earlier. For example, if it is a project that I am involved in, I would focus on showing my expertise by analyzing the situation carefully. I would demonstrate the possible problems and risks with clear estimations and logical arguments. This way, I prove my skills and my ability to think critically, which is important for the team’s success. Even if he don’t doesn't like my comment, I think he will respect me more for speaking my mind. Working at Kaspersky, there are many rewarding aspects of my job. First of all, I feel proud to work for a company that protects millions of people and organizations from cyber threats. It is amazing to be part of such an important mission, especially when I know our work helps keep people safe online. Another rewarding thing is solving complex problems. Every day is a challenge because cyber security is always changing, so I need to learn new things and stay updated. I enjoy using my skills to analyze situations and find the best solutions for our customers. Finally, teamwork is another part I really like. My colleagues are very professional and talented, so working together on projects is both interesting and motivating. It feels good to share ideas and see the results of our hard work. In conclusion, working at Kaspersky gives me a sense of achievement and purpose. It’s a dynamic job where I can grow my skills, collaborate with great people, and contribute to something meaningful every single day. ]]> 75