Diagnostic Test in Listening and Speaking

How would you greet someone in the morning?

• Good evening!

• Hello!

• Good morning!

• 1. Thank you!

When you meet someone new, what is a common question to ask?

• "How old are you?"

• "What's your name?"

• "Can you pass the salt?"

• "What's your favorite color?"

Which of the following is a polite way to respond when someone says, "Nice to meet you"?

• "I don't know."

• "No, thank you."

• "Nice to meet you too!"

• "Where are you from?"

What should you say when you leave a room or a friend's house?

• "Goodbye!"

• "I'm hungry."

• "I like pizza."

• "What's your address?"

When practicing English greetings, what is the best way to improve your speaking and listening skills?

• Memorize the dictionary.

• Talk to yourself in front of a mirror.

• Practice with a friend or teacher.

• Never speak to anyone.

In a casual conversation, what is a common way to ask someone about their hobbies?

• "Tell me about your family history."

• "What's your favorite color?"

• "What do you like to do for fun?"

• "Explain the theory of relativity."

When you meet someone for the first time, what is a polite way to ask their name?

• "What's your blood type?"

• "Do you like science fiction?"

• "May I know your name, please?"

• "What's your home address?"

In everyday conversations, if you want to continue talking with someone, what might you say?

• "I'm not interested."

• "It's not important."

• "Let's keep chatting."

• "I have to leave now."

When discussing personal characteristics in English, you might describe someone as:

• "She's a rocket scientist."

• "He's a professional chef."

• "She's friendly and always smiles."

• "He's a world traveler."

What type of information is typically considered suitable for small talk in everyday conversations?

• "The secrets of the universe."

• "Complex mathematical theorems."

• "Recent news, the weather, and common interests."

• "Advanced philosophical concepts."