Dealing with a problem at work

Dealing with a problem at work

Multiple Choice

Islam teaches us to . . . others

• help

• destroy

Multiple Choice

He does not have home and money. He is . . .

• weak

• rich

• poor

• strong

Multiple Choice

The strong must help the . . .

• strong

• weak

• rich

• poor

Multiple Choice

The ________ must help the poor.

• weak

• strong

• poor

• rich

Multiple Choice

Mario saw garbage in the park, he is free and he.......

• could clean up the park

• could make a cake sale

• could make a poster

• could sell tickets

Multiple Choice

Don’t worry, these things happen.

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

Multiple Choice

I’ve made a mistake.

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

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I’ve got a bit of a problem.

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

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I’m sure we can work it out.

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

Multiple Choice

Thanks for letting me know.

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

Multiple Choice

Oh, it was such a silly thing to do!

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

Multiple Choice

I feel so much better now I’ve told you.

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

Multiple Choice

What’s the matter?

Put the phrase in the correct group.

• Telling someone about a problem

• Helping someone who has a problem

Multiple Choice

Vanya: I’ve got (1)…………………………………… problem.

• a bit of a

• wrong

• in private

• what’s the matter

• made

Multiple Choice

Yuna: What’s (2)……………………………………?

• a bit of a

• wrong

• in private

• what’s the matter

• made

Multiple Choice

Vanya: Can we talk (3)……………………………………?

• a bit of a

• wrong

• in private

• what’s the matter

• made

Multiple Choice

Yuna: Of course. Right, so, (4)……………………………………?

• a bit of a

• wrong

• in private

• what’s the matter

• made

Multiple Choice

Vanya: Well, I’ve (5)…………………………………… a mistake. A big mistake.

• a bit of a

• wrong

• in private

• what’s the matter

• made

Multiple Choice

Yuna: OK. I’m sure we can (6)…………………………………… .

• work it out

• worried

• things happen

• so much better

• letting me know

Multiple Choice

Vanya: It was such a silly thing to do!

Yuna: I’m getting (7)…………………………………… now. What’s going on?

• work it out

• worried

• things happen

• so much better

• letting me know

Multiple Choice

Vanya: OK. It was late last night and I was tired. I accidentally used my company credit card instead of my own to buy something!

Yuna: Don’t worry, these (8)…………………………………… . There’s a procedure to deal with this.

• work it out

• worried

• things happen

• so much better

• letting me know

Multiple Choice

Vanya: Ah! I feel (9)…………………………………… now I’ve told you.

• work it out

• worried

• things happen

• so much better

• letting me know

Multiple Choice

Yuna: Thanks for (10)…………………………………… .

• work it out

• worried

• things happen

• so much better

• letting me know

Multiple Choice

A: Are you OK? What’s wrong?

B: I’ve got a (1)…………………………………… of a problem.

• bit

• the

• in

• Of

• made

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A: Oh. What’s (2)…………………………………… matter?

• bit

• the

• in

• Of

• made

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B: Can we talk (3)…………………………………… private?

• bit

• the

• in

• Of

• made

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A: (4)…………………………………… course. Are you OK?

• bit

• the

• in

• Of

• made

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B: Well, I’ve (5)…………………………………… a mistake. A big mistake.

• bit

• the

• in

• Of

• made

Multiple Choice

A: OK. I’m sure we can work it (6)…………………………………… .

• out

• of

• these

• much

• letting

Multiple Choice

B: I emailed the financial report to Mark Banthorpe instead (7)…………………………………… Mark Babingall.

• out

• of

• these

• much

• letting

Multiple Choice

A: Don’t worry, (8)…………………………………… things happen. It could be worse! Just recall the email

• out

• of

• these

• much

• letting

Multiple Choice

B: Ah! Thanks. I feel so (9)…………………………………… better now I’ve told you.

• out

• of

• these

• much

• letting

Multiple Choice

A: Thanks for (10)…………………………………… me know.

• out

• of

• these

• much

• letting

Poll

When was the last time you helped someone with a problem?

• Today

• Yesterday

• Last Week

• Last Month

• I cannot remember