Multiple Choice Practice: Greetings & Introduction

You're video chatting with a friend in a different time zone, and it's their morning but your evening. What greeting is most appropriate?

• Good morning!

• Good evening!

• Hi!

• Good night!

Which question is considered a more informal way to ask someone their name?

• What is your name?

• May I ask your name?

• What's your name?

• Could you please tell me your name?

Someone says "It's a pleasure to meet you." How do you respond if you also feel the same way?

• Me too.

• You too.

• The pleasure is all mine.

• Same here.

You're at a party, and it's midnight. You're saying goodbye. What do you say?

• Have a good day!

• Good night!

• See you later!

• Good evening!

Which of these questions is a slang way to ask how someone is doing?

• How are you?

• How do you do?

• What's up?

• How's life treating you?

You're meeting a potential employer. Which greeting is the most professional?

• Sup?

• Hello, it's nice to meet you.

• Hey!

• Yo!

You're introducing a friend who is shy. What can you say to help them feel comfortable?

• Just say hi.

• This is [Name], they're a little shy.

• [Name], meet [Name].

• Don't be shy!

Someone says, "What's up?" What's an appropriate response if you have some news to share?

• I'm fine.

• Nothing much.

• The sky.

• Actually, I have some news!

What's a friendly but not overly formal way to say goodbye?

• Farewell!

• Goodbye.

• Take care.

• I must depart now.

You want to know where someone grew up. Which question do you ask?

• Where were you born?

• Where are you from originally?

• Where do you live now?

• What's your hometown?