INTRODUCTION

1. The most appropriate greeting for a formal introduction is:

• a. "Hello"

• b. "Hi"

• c. "Hey"

• d. "Sup?"

• e. "What's up?"

2. When introducing yourself to a group of people, you should start by saying:

• a. "Nice to meet you all."

• b. "Hi everyone, my name is [your name]."

• c. "Hello, I'm [your name]."

• d. "Excuse me, could I introduce myself?"

•  e. "May I have your attention, please?"

3. To ask someone's name in a friendly and informal way, you can say:

• a. "What's your name?"

• b. "Who are you?"

• c. "Can I know your name?"

• d. "Excuse me, what is your name?"

• e. "I'd like to know your name, if you don't mind."

4. When introducing two people who don't know each other, you can say:

•  a. "This is my friend, [name]."

• b. "Meet [name]."

• c. "Let me introduce you to [name]."

•  d. "You guys should meet. This is [name]."

• e. All of the above

5. To ask someone where they live, you can say:

• a. "Where do you live?"

• b. "Where are you from?"

• c. "What is your hometown?"

• d. "Where do you reside?"

•  e. "Where's your pad?"

6. To tell someone where you live, you can say:

• a. "I live in [city/town]."

• b. "My home is in [city/town]."

• c. "I reside in [city/town]."

• d. "My digs are in [city/town]."

• e. "You can find me in [city/town]."

7. To ask someone what they do for a living in a formal setting, you can say:

• a. "What do you do?"

• b. "What is your job?"

• c. "What do you work as?"

• d. "What's your line of work?"

• e. "What do you do for bread?"

8. To tell someone what you do for a living in a formal setting, you can say:

•  a. "I am a [job title]."

•  b. "I work as a [job title]."

• c. "My job is [job title]."

• d. "I'm in the field of [job title]."

• e. "My profession is [job title]."

9. To ask someone how they are in a formal setting, you can say:

• a. "How are you doing?"

• b. "How's it going?"

• c. "What's up?"

• d. "How are you feeling today?"

• e. "How's your day going?"

10. To respond to "How are you?" in a formal setting, you can say:

•  a. "I'm fine."

• b. "I'm good."

•  c. "I'm doing well."

• d. "I can't complain."

• e. "All of the above"