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Business English Vocabulary Challenge: Guess the Phrase with the Word 'Territory'

Updated: Mar 2

Welcome to the Business English Vocabulary Challenge! Today, we're learning a phrase that describes a situation that is completely new and unfamiliar, something that hasn’t been explored before.


Let’s see if you can figure out the phrase in today’s quiz!


Today's Challenge:


Choose the correct option and listen to the sentence.




Did you get it right?


OVERQUALIFIED

adjective

having more skills or education than needed for a job


She is overqualified for this simple job.


They didn’t hire him because he was overqualified.


She applied for a job she liked, even though she was overqualified.



UNEMPLOYED

adjective

not having a job


He lost his job and is now unemployed.


Many people were unemployed during the crisis.


She is looking for work because she is unemployed.



UNCHARTED

adjective

not on a map; not known or explored


The village was in an uncharted part of the jungle.


This cave is uncharted—no one has been inside before.



UNCHARTED TERRITORY

phrase

a new and unknown situation


AI in education is uncharted territory.


He started his own business, and it’s uncharted territory.


The company is entering uncharted territory with this new project.



UNPAID

adjective

not receiving money for work


She had to take unpaid leave to care for her sick mother.


The interns are doing unpaid work to gain experience.


Several invoices are still unpaid.



So, the correct answer is c) uncharted.


 

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