1) If you finish on time, a) you meet the deadline b) you miss the deadline c) you fall behind schedule d) you are ahead of schedule 2) If you do what needs to be done because you haven't been able to do it until now, a) you catch up with the group b) you get on with the task c) you fall behind schedule d) you catch up on something 3) If your team falls behind schedule, a) your team finishes work by its deadline. b) your team fails to give updates on the project. c) your team makes slow progress. d) your team meets the deadline. 4) What do you say if you manage to return to the original schedule? a) I'm ahead of schedule. b) I'm back on track. c) I'm getting on with the task. d) I'm going to miss the deadline. 5) What do you say if you are in charge of making use of people, money, time. a) I'm in charge of allocating resources. b) I'm responsible for giving updates on the progress. c) I'm in charge of allocating the budget. d) I'm responsible for the teamwork. 6) If you give people different responsibilities, a) you catch up with the team. b) you get on with the task. c) you get regular updates from the team. d) you delegate tasks. 7) If you receive reports on progress, a) you give regular updates on progress. b) you catch up on work. c) you get regular updates from the team on progress. d) you get on with the task. 8) If you manage to spend the right amount of money, a) you stay within budget. b) you have a limited budget. c) you control the budget. d) you fail to stay within budget. 9) If you want to find out how your team are doing a job or whether they are making progress, you will say: a) 'How's life?' b) 'Are you catching up on work?' c) 'Are you going to give me updates?' d) 'How are you getting on with the tasks?'

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