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Listening Quiz: IPO Readiness Assessment Presentation – Easy Level
Th6 7, 2025
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Anna Phạm
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Tiếng Anh dành cho Chuyên viên đầu tư (English for Investment)
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1.
What is the first step in the IPO readiness assessment?
Check financial reports
Improve the company structure
Review all legal documents carefully
Prepare the IPO presentation
Explanation:
John says, ‘The first step is to check financial reports.’
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How does John describe the company’s financial reports?
They are clear and accurate
They are unclear and inaccurate
They still need to be prepared
They are complete but outdated
Explanation:
John answers Olivia’s question by saying, ‘Yes, they are. This is very important.’ referring to the reports being clear and accurate.
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What does John say about legal documents?
They are already finished
They can be ignored for now
They must be reviewed carefully
They will be sent to investors immediately
Explanation:
John states, ‘We must review all legal documents carefully.’
4.
What can be inferred about IPO readiness assessments from the conversation?
They are completed in a few days
They do not involve legal review
They usually require time and multiple checks
They focus only on financial reports
Explanation:
John mentions checking financial reports, reviewing legal documents, possible company structure changes, and that the process usually takes six months to one year, showing it involves time and multiple checks.
5.
What is the conversation mainly about?
Explaining the steps for IPO readiness
Planning a company party
Discussing a new marketing campaign
Training Olivia to handle customer complaints
Explanation:
The conversation is centered on John explaining the IPO readiness assessment steps to Olivia.
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