Daily Assessment 1 (XII)

1.         Which of the following phrases is not an expression of offering help?

• A.     Can I .....

• B.     I would be happy to ...

• C.     May I offer you ...?

• D.     I don’t agree with ...

• E.     Would you like me to ...?

When you want to help your father repairing the car, you say ....

• A.     I can’t help you, Dad.

• B.     Dad, can you help me?

• C. I’ll bring you some coffee.

• D. I can do my homework now.

• E.     Can I help you with the car, Dad?

“I’ll go pick up all the stuff we need.”

The above sentence means the speaker is offering ....

• A.    Help

• B.     Food

• C.      Drink

• D. Stuff

• E.    Pick up

When you want to help the lady with her heavy grocery bags, you can say ....

• A. I think your grocery bags are heavy.

• B. Are you okay with those heavy bags?

• C. Do you want to help me with the bags?

• D. Do you feel sorry about your grocery bags?

   

• E. Let me bring those grocery bags for you.

Which of the following sentences is/are the expression(s) of offering help?

• A.     Do you want to eat with me?

• B.     I don’t agree with your opinion.

• C.     Do you want me to pick you up?

• D.     I think it’s very hot inside the building.

   

• E.     Would you like me to help with the drawing?

Tommy            : “Hi, Anna.”

Anna                : “Hi, Tom.”

Tommy              : “You look so busy, Anna. What are you doing?”

Anna                : “Yeah, as you can see, Tom. I am moving the things from my bedroom.”

Tommy              : “Oh, I see. Why are you moving all those things?”

Anna                : “I’m going to move to another room because my little sister wants to have  her own room now.”                              

Tommy              : “Marie is not a child anymore now, is she? She is growing fast.

Anna                : “Yeah, as you know. Actually I love this room, but that’s okay. I’d like to try another room.”                       

Tommy              : “Yeah, as an older sister, you have to give it to your little sister.”

Anna                : “Yes, Tom. So that’s why I move. I have moved all the small and light  things. The rest are a bit heavy.               

Tommy              : “Would you like some help, Anna? I am free. So maybe I can help you

                           with those heavy things.”

Anna                : “Oh, that’s very kind of you, Tom. Thanks. I need your help to move my desk.”

 

Tommy              : “All right, let’s do it then.”

Anna                : “Okay, Tom.”

According to the dialogue, who is very busy?

• A.  Anna

• B.     Elsa

• C.     Tommy

• D.     Marie

   

• E.     The little sister

Tommy: “Hi, Anna.”

Anna: “Hi, Tom.”

Tommy: “You look so busy, Anna. What are you doing?”

Anna: “Yeah, as you can see, Tom. I am moving the things from my bedroom.”

Tommy: “Oh, I see. Why are you moving all those things?”

Anna: “I’m going to move to another room because my little sister wants to have her own room now.”

Tommy: “Marie is not a child anymore now, is she? She is growing fast.

Anna: “Yeah, as you know. Actually I love this room, but that’s okay. I’d like to try another room.”

Tommy: “Yeah, as an older sister, you have to give it to your little sister.”

Anna: “Yes, Tom. So that’s why I move. I have moved all the small and light things. The rest are a bit heavy.

Tommy: “Would you like some help, Anna? I am free. So maybe I can help you with those heavy things.”

Anna: “Oh, that’s very kind of you, Tom. Thanks. I need your help to move my desk.”

Tommy: “All right, let’s do it then.”

Anna: “Okay, Tom.”

Which sentence from the dialogue shows Tommy offering help to Anna?

• A. What are you doing?

• B. I would like to try another room.

• C. Would you like some help, Anna?

• D. Why are you moving all those things?

   

• E. Marie is not a child anymore now, is she?

Tommy            : “Hi, Anna.”

Anna                : “Hi, Tom.”

Tommy              : “You look so busy, Anna. What are you doing?”

Anna                : “Yeah, as you can see, Tom. I am moving the things from my bedroom.”

Tommy              : “Oh, I see. Why are you moving all those things?”

Anna                : “I’m going to move to another room because my little sister wants to have  her own room now.”                              

Tommy              : “Marie is not a child anymore now, is she? She is growing fast.

Anna                : “Yeah, as you know. Actually I love this room, but that’s okay. I’d like to try another room.”                        

Tommy              : “Yeah, as an older sister, you have to give it to your little sister.”

Anna                : “Yes, Tom. So that’s why I move. I have moved all the small and light  things. The rest are a bit heavy.               

Tommy              : “Would you like some help, Anna? I am free. So maybe I can help you

                           with those heavy things.”

Anna                : “Oh, that’s very kind of you, Tom. Thanks. I need your help to move my desk.”

 

Tommy              : “All right, let’s do it then.”

Anna                : “Okay, Tom.”

Which sentence from the dialogue is the response of offering help?

• A.  All right, let’s do it then.

• B.     Would you like some help, Anna?

• C.     Oh, that’s very kind of you, Tom. Thanks.

• D.     I have moved all the small and light things.

   

• E.     So maybe I can help you with those heavy things.

Matt : Good afternoon! How can I assist you, Miss?

Tiffany : Yes, please. Can you guide me to the restroom?

Matt : Sure! Just head straight down the lobby and it's the first door on your right, Miss.

Thank you.

 

Based on the conversation above, what can we conclude?

• A.     Tiffany is commanding Matt.

• B.     Tiffany is refusing help.

• C.     Matt is offering help to Tiffany.

• D.     Matt is being helped by Tiffany.

   

• E.     Tiffany doesn’t want anyone to help her.

Max          : We’re going to throw a surprise party for Sam. What do you say, Judith?

Judith        : That sounds like a blast! ….

Max          : Awesome! The cake’s already ordered so we just need to get the candles.

 

What is the most suitable response to fill in the blank?

• A.     Is there another plan?

• B.     Do we really need candles?

• C.     What can I do to help?

• D.     What if I buy the candles?

• E.     Do you guys need anything else?