UTS sem 1 BAHASA INGGRIS

Wido               : Would you like me to carry these books, sir?

Mr. Sumadi     : Sure. Thank you very much.

A. offering to do something

B. asking to do something

C. apologizing for someone's mistake

D. disagreeing with someone's opinion

E. greeting someone

Liz                   : Hello, May. Where have you been?

May                  : Hi, Liz. I just bought few kilograms of apples in the    market.

Liz                   : Do you need some help to carry the apples?

May                 : ………

The suitable respond to complete the dialogue is ….

A. I will help you

B. I don’t know

C. Good bye

D. Of course, that’s very kind of you

E. Why

Ian: You look pale.

Dean: I’ve got a serious headache.

Ian: ....

A. Let me take you to the restaurant.

B. Can you accompany me to the hospital?

C. What about a glass of avocado juice?

D. Would you like fried or steamed chicken?

E. Let me take you to the hospital.

Mita: Do you want some cake?

Belinda: … I’m full

A. Sure

B. That’s very kind of you

C. Just what I need

D. No, thanks

E. Yes, thank

Bayu: I have just made coffee. Would you like some?

Ronny: A nice hot cup of coffee sounds great.

From the dialogue we know that…

A. Ronny accepts the offer

B. Ronny doesn’t like coffee

C. The coffee sounds great

D. The coffee is too sweet

E. The coffee is bitter

Student           : … to carry these books to your room, sir?

Teacher            : No, thanks. I can do it myself.

A. Do you want

B. Shall I do

C. Can you help

D. May I help

E. don’t go

  Rani : May I help you ?

Desi : Hmmm.. Don’t bother yourself, thanks

The underlined sentence express …

A.                Asking help

B.                 Giving help

C.                 Offering help

D.                Refusing an offer

E.                 Accepting an offer

A : you seem to be busy. May I give you a hand?

B  : Oh, no thank you. I can do it myself.

the underlined sentence express..

A.                Anticipating help

B.                 Offering help

C.                 Asking for help

D.                Expecting help

E.                 Accepting help

 

  Mr. Win : hello, Miss Willis. Would you like a cup of coffee? I’m Just making some.

Miss Willis : Oh, yes please. That would be lovely

 the underlined sentence express ….

A.    Offering something

B.  Offering help

C.  Refusing an offer

D. Accepting offer

E.  Declining an offering

Read  the text to answer the question
225 New Station Road,

Agra – 7

March 2, 2007

To: The Manager,

Navajivan Trading Co.

 

Dear Sir,

In response to your advertisement in “The Times of India” of today that you are on the lookout for enterprising and capable men who can take up market research for you, I respectfully offer myself as candidate for the post. I give below in brief my qualifications and experience in the line for your kind consideration.

I am a diploma holder in commercial courses from S.D. College of Commerce, Agra, and had taken marketing as my special subject of study. I have worked as a field investigator with Messrs Kirpal Marketing and Trading Co., Agra for about two years on a salary of Rs. 1 800/-p.m. and had the privilege of winning laurels from my superiors in regard to my work as well as general conduct.

I am a young man of about 24 years and possess good health and personality. I have pleasing manners, hardworking disposition and keenness for outdoor jobs. I am unmarried and can be posted to any area of the country for market study. I can speak, beside Hindi, Punjabi, and English, some southern languages too. I can join immediately.

I shall highly appreciate if an opportunity is given to me to explain my experience to you in person during my interview. Would you kindly let me know the time and date when it will be convenient for you? Thanking you, I am looking forward to hearing from you.

 

Yours faithfully,

B.K. Bhalla

 

What position does Bhalla apply for?

A. A candidate of a reporter in ‘The Times of India’.

B. A candidate of a market researcher.

C. A candidate of a field investigator.

D. A candidate of a university lecturer.

E.  A candidate of university dean.