Ability/Disability Quiz

Asking about someone's ability: How do you ask someone if they are able to swim?

• Do you know how to swim?

• Can you dance?

• Are you able to fly?

• Can you swim?

Asking about someone's ability: What is a polite way to inquire about someone's ability to speak French?

• Do you understand French?

• Are you able to speak French?

• Do you speak French?

• Can you speak French?

Asking about someone's ability: How would you ask a friend if they can play the guitar?

• Are you good at swimming?

• Can you bake a cake?

• Can you play the guitar?

• Do you know how to juggle?

Giving information about your own ability: Describe your ability to cook in one sentence.

• I am an average cook, nothing special.

• I am an excellent cook with a wide range of culinary skills.

• I can't cook at all, I always burn everything.

• I have never cooked before, so I have no idea about my ability.

Giving information about your own ability: Explain your ability to solve math problems.

• I struggle with math problems and often need help

• I have never been good at math and always avoid it

• I have no ability to solve math problems

• I have a strong ability to solve math problems, especially in areas such as algebra, calculus, and geometry.

Giving information about your own ability: Share your ability to run long distances.

• I have never tried running long distances, so I'm not sure.

• I can barely run a mile without getting tired.

• I can run long distances with ease, having trained and participated in several long-distance running events.

• I prefer not to share my ability to run long distances.

Expressing doubt about someone's ability: How would you express doubt about someone's ability to dance?

• I'm confident he/she can dance well.

• He/she is definitely a great dancer.

• I have no doubt about his/her dancing ability.

• I'm not sure if he/she can dance well.

Expressing doubt about someone's ability: What would you say if you doubt someone's ability to play basketball?

• I don't think you can play basketball well.

• You're probably great at basketball.

• I'm sure you're a basketball pro.

• You must be really skilled at basketball.

Expressing confidence in someone's ability: How do you express confidence in someone's ability to paint?

• I believe in your painting skills

• I don't care about your painting skills

• I doubt your painting skills

• I have no opinion on your painting skills

Expressing confidence in someone's ability: What would you say to show confidence in someone's ability to speak in public?

• You're probably going to mess up your speech.

• I believe in your ability to speak confidently and effectively.

• I don't think you have what it takes to speak in public.

• You're going to embarrass yourself in front of everyone.