WorksheetsDepartment Meetup 2018
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which course is 120 hours long?
Long-Term (Business English)
Short-Term (Language & Soft skills)
English Extras (conversation club)
Surviving English 101
Your English level is A2+ (~pre-intermediate). Which course(s) can you attend?
Socializing in English
Introduction to Bug-repellent Coding
Business English (Long-Term)
Effective Agile Meetings
Currently, you’re NOT participating in an English course, but you want to practise your English skills. What should you do?
I send Norbi a friend request on Facebook to schedule one-to-one lessons.
I send a Harry Potter themed badge to Orsi to learn about the magic of English language.
I go to LEARN (Language Registration) and pick an English Extra topic I’m interested in.
I ask Petra to schedule private sessions only for me.
You want to use your voice power and body language more effectively. Which course should you attend?
Socializing in English
Dynamic Presentations in English
Successful Negotiations in English
Effective Agile Meetings
You want to sign up for a Long-Term Business English course. Do you need to have an up-to-date English level in your UPSA profile?
Yes.
No. I got an international language certificate in 2015.
My language level will be tested when the course ends, anyway.
It’s optional. First I need to discuss it with my friends or family.
Which one is INCORRECT?
I want to have my language level assessed...
...I ask Petra to book a meeting room and assess my language level with Edina.
...I click the link ‘Take English Assessment’ on your Telescope and request language assessment.
...I go to LEARN/Requests and hit “Take English Assessment”.
...I go to my UPSA profile (@Languages) and click on “Take English Assessment”.
Which one is true?
To complete a short- or long-term course, it’s enough to attend 70,49% of the lessons.
When we invite you to a Long-Term course, the English Language Department will buy you the course book.
The English Language Department invites recommended / shortlisted applicants without an up-to-date language level to take a speaking test before a short-term course begins.
You need to take a writing test at the end of every short-term course.
Who opposes (or fears) Artificial Intelligence and loves giraffes?
Orsi and her pet dragon
Petra and her imaginary friend
Norbi and his wife
Edina and her flower garden
What is barophobia?
Fear of change
Fear of knees
Fear of beards
Fear of gravity
Who is afraid of belly buttons?
Edina
Orsi
Norbi
Petra
Who could educate you about wine while talking in Italian?
Someone who likes Netflixing
Someone who is a fan of board games
Someone who does yoga
Someone who is keen on videogames
In which language course could you learn about the art of small talk?
Socializing in English
Effective Agile Meetings in English
Successful Negotiations in English
Fantastic Coders and where to Find Them
Which language course focuses on handling conflicts?
Relationship Management in English
How to Survive Client Visits
Effective Agile Meetings
'How I fixed the biggest bug in my life' - Life Lessons from Experienced Developers (TED talk)
If I participate in an English Extra, will I have to learn about English grammar?
Yes, definitely, all the time.
Who knows what the future may hold.
The Force will be with me, so I don't have to worry.
No, that's not the primary focus of the sessions.
What events are we planning to organise this year?
Easter Egg Hunt, New Year's Eve party, Yoda's birthday
Celebrating the Second Coming of Darth Vader, Flashmob on the Millenium Falcon
Halloween Party, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
Annual Anti-Bug Day, Annual Gathering of Software Testers, Droids and Druids
