Quizizz

You are with your friend Anna at a school event. A teacher comes and doesn’t know Anna. What should you say?

• "She knows you already."

• "You don’t need to know her."

• "Let me introduce my friend. This is Anna."

• "Just guess who she is."

Your shy friend Dika doesn’t know how to start introducing himself to your classmates. What can you do to help?

• Ask him to go home.

• Say, “This is Dika. He just joined our class.”

• Laugh and leave him alone.

• Ignore him.

In a group project, you want to introduce your teammate to a new student. Which sentence is correct?

• "Hi, he my group."

• "That friend."

• "He is in our group. His name is Joko."

• "We group here."

Your friend asks, “How do I introduce someone politely in English?” What’s the best answer?

• “Say nothing, just point.”

• “Say, ‘Hey, look at this!’”

• “Say, ‘Let me introduce you to my friend.’”

• “Ignore them.”

You are introducing your friend Maria from Italy. What is the correct way?

• "This Maria. She from Italy."

• "She is Maria. She comes from Italy."

• "She Maria, come from Italy."

• "Maria is come from Italy."

Someone says to your friend, “Nice to meet you.” What should your friend reply?

• “Me too.”

• “I don’t care.”
  

• “Nice to meet you too.”

• “Why?”

In a speaking activity, you must introduce your friend and say one thing about their hobby. Which is the best example?

• “He is Reno. He like play football.”

• “His name is Reno. He likes playing football.”

• “Reno is play football.”

• “He Reno and football.”

During an exchange program, a student asks, “Who is she?” You point to your friend. What do you say?

• “She friend.”

• “Is my friend.”

• “She is my friend. Her name is Tania.”

• “Tania my friend.”

You want to introduce two friends at the same time. Which sentence is correct?

• “These is my friends, Andi and Sarah.”

• “This are my friends.”

• “These are my friends, Andi and Sarah.”

• “They my friends Andi and Sarah.”

Why do we introduce our friend in social situations?

• To avoid talking to others

• To make everyone confused

• To help build connection and communication

• To show off