Congratulations Challenge

What do you say to someone who has just achieved something great?

• Congratulations! You did an amazing job!

• Good job, I guess

• You call that an achievement?

• Meh, could've been better

How do you express happiness for someone's success?

• Congratulate them and show genuine excitement for their success.

• Pretend to be happy but secretly envy them

• Tell them they don't deserve it

• Ignore their success and change the subject

What is a common phrase used to celebrate someone's accomplishments?

• Good job!

• Congratulations!

• Well done!

• Nice work!

When someone wins a competition, what do you usually say to them?

• Congratulations!

• Good job!

• Nice work!

• Well done!

What is a polite way to acknowledge someone's achievements?

• Kudos!

• Congratulations! / Well done!

• Great work!

• Nice job!

How can you show your support for someone who has done well?

• Congratulate them, praise their efforts, offer help if needed, celebrate their success, and be genuinely happy for them.

• Ignore them

• Criticize their efforts

• Downplay their success

What are some ways to congratulate a friend on their success?

• You're not that special.

• Congratulations on your success! I am so proud of you.

• Good job, I guess.

• I could have done better.

Why is it important to congratulate others on their achievements?

• Congratulating others is a waste of time

• Congratulating others may lead to jealousy

• Congratulating others can make them complacent

• Congratulating others on their achievements helps show support, build positive relationships, and motivate them to continue their success.

What are some positive words you can use to congratulate someone?

• Mediocre

• Congratulations, Well done, Great job, Bravo, Fantastic, Awesome, Superb, Terrific, Impressive, Outstanding

• Subpar

• Unsatisfactory

How do you congratulate someone without sounding insincere?

• Congratulate them sincerely on their accomplishment, mentioning specific details that impressed you.

• Congratulate them with a generic message

• Congratulate them without mentioning their accomplishment

• Congratulate them sarcastically