Queen Visits Wellington College for 150th Birthday

The video begins with a simple question, 'Are you off?', aimed at engaging the audience.

What is the primary meaning of the phrase 'Are you off?'?

• To ask if someone is angry

• To confirm if someone is tired

• To check if someone is available

• To inquire if someone is leaving

In which context might you use 'Are you off?'?

• When someone is about to start a journey

• When someone is feeling unwell

• When someone is confused

• When someone is making a decision

How can 'Are you off?' be interpreted in a workplace setting?

• Asking if someone is leaving for the day

• Confirming someone's attendance

• Checking if someone is on a break

• Inquiring about someone's mood

What is a possible implication of asking 'Are you off?' in a casual conversation?

• To see if someone is ready to leave

• To find out if someone is upset

• To determine if someone is busy

• To ask if someone is hungry

Which of the following is NOT a typical use of 'Are you off?'?

• To inquire about someone's departure

• To ask if someone is angry

• To check if someone is leaving work

• To confirm if someone is starting a trip