
Business Negotiations
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- Q1Which idiom means to increase the level of demand or challenge in a negotiation or situation?up the antesweeten the dealto put your foot downhold out for more30s
- Q2Which idiom means to improve an offer or situation in order to make it more appealing?come halfwayraise the stakessweeten the dealcall someone's bluff30s
- Q3Which idiom means to firmly establish a rule or decision, without allowing for any changes?raise the stakesto put your foot downhold out for morecall someone's bluff30s
- Q4Which idiom means to refuse to change your mind, no matter what others say?up the antehold out for moretalk someone downto put your foot down30s
- Q5Which idiom means to increase the level of demand or risk in a given situation?come halfwaydrive a hard bargainraise the stakessweeten the deal30s
- Q6Which idiom means to bluff or deceive someone in order to get what you want?hold out for morecall someone's bluffdrive a hard bargainup the ante30s
- Q7Which idiom means to negotiate or compromise by meeting someone halfway?raise the stakesup the antecome halfwaysweeten the deal30s
- Q8Which idiom means to demand more in a negotiation, often waiting for a better offer?raise the stakescall someone's bluffdrive a hard bargainhold out for more30s
- Q9Which idiom means to negotiate aggressively and firmly in order to get the best deal?sweeten the dealtalk someone downdrive a hard bargainup the ante30s
- Q10Which idiom means to convince the other party in a negotiation to lower the asking price?to put your foot downtalk someone downraise the stakessweeten the deal30s