When you meet your teacher in the morning, what is the best greeting?

• Good night

• See you tomorrow

• Good morning

• Good bye

Answer explanation

The best greeting when meeting your teacher in the morning is 'Good morning.' It is appropriate and polite, while 'Good night,' 'See you tomorrow,' and 'Good bye' are not suitable for a morning encounter.

Your friend says: “Hi, how are you?” What is the most polite response?

• I’m fine, thank you. How about you?

• Where are you going?

• Sorry, I don’t know

• It’s ten o’clock

Answer explanation

The most polite response is "I’m fine, thank you. How about you?" as it acknowledges your friend's greeting and reciprocates the inquiry about their well-being, maintaining a friendly conversation.

If you want to introduce your father to your teacher, what do you say?

• I am fine, thank you

• This is my father, Mr. Rahman

• See you later

• What’s the time?

Answer explanation

The correct response is 'This is my father, Mr. Rahman' because it appropriately introduces your father to your teacher. The other options do not serve the purpose of making an introduction.

You meet your friend’s mother. How do you greet her politely?

• Hey bro!

• Good afternoon, Ma’am

• Bye

• What’s up?

Answer explanation

The polite greeting 'Good afternoon, Ma’am' shows respect and is appropriate when meeting someone’s mother. The other options are too casual or dismissive for such a situation.

Which sentence is correct to introduce your best friend?

• Let me introduce you to my best friend, Sinta

• I’m going to market

• What’s your name?

• Good evening

Answer explanation

The correct sentence to introduce your best friend is 'Let me introduce you to my best friend, Sinta.' It clearly states the intention of introducing someone, while the other options do not serve this purpose.

Which one shows “leave taking”?

• How are you?

• See you later

• Thank you very much

• This is my sister

Answer explanation

The phrase "See you later" indicates a farewell, making it a clear example of "leave taking." The other options do not convey leaving or parting.

Your friend says: “I’m sorry, I can’t help you.” What do you reply?

• That’s okay, no problem

• You are welcome

• Good morning

• See you tomorrow

Answer explanation

The appropriate response to your friend's apology is "That’s okay, no problem". This shows understanding and maintains a positive interaction, unlike the other options which are unrelated or dismissive.

When you make a mistake, what should you say?

• Good luck

• I’m sorry

• Congratulations

• Good night

Answer explanation

When you make a mistake, saying 'I’m sorry' acknowledges the error and shows accountability. The other options do not appropriately address a mistake.

Which one is the best response for “Thank you very much”?

• Hi

• You’re welcome

• Sorry

• Good evening

Answer explanation

The best response to "Thank you very much" is "You’re welcome" as it is a polite acknowledgment of gratitude. The other options do not appropriately respond to the expression of thanks.

Which one is a proper self-introduction in class?

• Thank you very much

• Good morning

• Hello, my name is Ardi. I am from Jakarta

• See you

Answer explanation

The proper self-introduction includes stating your name and where you are from, making "Hello, my name is Ardi. I am from Jakarta" the correct choice. The other options are greetings or farewells, not introductions.