Understanding Names in English Forms

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Learning about English grammar rules.

• Learning how to introduce yourself in English.

• Understanding how to fill out forms with name details.

• Practicing English pronunciation.

Which of the following terms is NOT synonymous with 'first name'?

• Given name

• Forename

• Surname

• Christian name

What does the term 'Christian name' refer to?

• A name given during a Christian christening ceremony.

• A name used only in informal settings.

• A name given at birth in any religion.

• A name used only in legal documents.

Which of the following is NOT a term for 'last name'?

• Surname

• Family name

• Forename

• Last name

What is the correct spelling of 'surname'?

• Surnme

• Sirname

• Surnam

• Surname

If a person has the name 'John Andrew Smith', what is the middle initial?

• A

• J

• S

• None

What is a middle initial?

• The last letter of the middle name.

• The first letter of the middle name.

• The full middle name.

• The first letter of the last name.

What is the incorrect translation of 'What's your name?' from Hindi?

• What is your name?

• What do people call you?

• What's your good name?

• How are you called?

Why is 'What's your good name?' not correct in English?

• It is outdated.

• It is a literal translation from another language.

• It is not respectful.

• It is too formal.

What is the respectful way to ask for someone's name in English?

• What is your good name?

• How are you called?

• What do you go by?

• What's your name?