Social Etiquette Quiz, GEE-1 EXP U-1

If you want to introduce yourself to someone, you could say:

• What's your name again?

• I'm Sarah, by the way!

The overall goal of getting acquainted with someone is to:

• Make a quick impression and move on.

• Introduce yourself, make conversation, and build a connection.

If you admire someone's presentation, you could say:

• Nothing special, I've heard better.

• Your presentation was very informative.

An appropriate way to express well-wishes when leaving someone is to say:

• Later.

• Take care, and good luck with your project!

Discussing places of origin could involve mentioning:

• Your favorite vacation spot.

• Whether someone is from a specific country or region.

When saying goodbye to someone new you met at a party, you could say:

• Alright, I'm outta here.

• It was nice meeting you! See you later.

When someone tells you their name, it's appropriate to:

• Ignore them and continue the conversation with someone else.

• Respond with your own name and a greeting.

After meeting someone interesting at an event, you could:

• Forget their name and never speak to them again.

• It was nice meeting you! Here's my business card.

When meeting someone for the first time, an appropriate greeting could be:

• Hey dude, what's up?

• Good morning, Ms. Jones.

A good conversation starter at a social gathering could be:

• Complaining about the weather.

• How do you know the host?