English 12: Daily Exam 1 (Offering Help)

Son: That box looks heavy, Dad. ______________ to lift it.

Dad: Thank you, Son.

• Let me help you

• Don't

• You can help me

• I can

• You have to

Evan: What's wrong Hana?

Hana: I'm looking for Mrs. Anita's room. Do you know where is it?

Evan: Sure. It's on the corner of the fourth floor. _________________.

Hana: That would be great. Thanks.

• You can see it directly,

• You can go by yourself.

• What if I left you here?

• How about going together?

• Be careful!

Could I be of assistance?

What does the sentence indicate?

• Refusing offer

• Accepting offer

• Offering help

• Complaining

• Suggesting help

These words have closest meaning to the word 'help', except ____________

• aid

• hand

• assistance

• service

• succor

Which one indicate help offering?

• Would you assist me in this project?

• Can you assist me in this project?

• Help me to do the project!

• Let us join the project.

• Can I assist you in this project?

You are passing the kitchen's door when you mum is busy preparing dinner. What would you say to offer her some hepp?

• What do you cook?

• What are you doing?

• Is there something I can do?

• I wish I could help you, Mom.

• The soup is so delicious

Which one of situations that is not a right time to offer a help?

• A friend can't read clearly what was written on the board

• an old lady lost her apartement key

• a boy fell from from his bike and his knee is injured

• a friend looks confused answering questions in national exam

• a man looks confused looking for an address

Clerk: May I help you?

Shopper: Yes, please. I need a bottle of printer ink. Can you show me?

Clerk: ________________

• I'm afraid I can't

• I don't know

• We're not selling ink

• How many do you need?

• Sure, this way, please.

Andi: Do you haveenough reference for your history project? I can lend you my books if you want?

Ana: __________________ (refusal)

• Of course. That's very kind of you.

• There's no need. But, thank you anyway

• I'd love to!

• No, thanks. Why did you ask?

• Yes, please.

You have got a lot of homework for next monday and your brother asks you whether you can help. You think you can manage by yourself. What would you say?

• No, it's okay. Thanks.

• Yes, please.

• I don't have any homework

• Are you okay?

• That's a good idea.