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Monday's Relaxing

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Complete the dialog using correct expression

a)

Alright.

b)

No, you can’t.

c)

I don’t believe it.

d)

Are you kidding?

2.

T: Everyone,(..................). I will explain the material.


S: Okay, Ma’am.

a)

Do you understand?

b)

Are you okay?

c)

Attention, please!

d)

Make a noise, please!

3.

Please Fill the dialog below using asking attention expressions!


Teacher: ______________, look at this board.

Students: Yes ma'am

a)

How are you?

b)

May I have your attention please?

c)

Don't forget to do your homework

d)

I see

4.

"Excuse me" is a sentence indicates ....

a)

Asking attention

b)

Checking understanding

5.

"I know what you mean" indicates that ...

a)

Someone doesn't understand you

b)

Someone understands you

6.

A : ................................

B : oh yes, right. It's 9 o'clock.

a)

Excuse me sir, do I know the time please?

b)

Excuse me, could you tell me what time is it?

c)

May I have your attention sir?

d)

Attention please!

7.

A: May I get your attention?

B: __________________________


What is the best response?

a)

I'm hungry

b)

Yes Ma'am

c)

I like it

d)

I have

8.

Mrs. Wini : Everyone ... I will start the class now.

Students : Ok, Ma'am.

a)

How are you?

b)

Can I have your attention?

c)

Do you know?

d)

Can you tell me?

9.

"Of course I understand what you say"


The sentence above is expression of ...

a)

Checking understanding

b)

Showing we don't understand

c)

Showing we understand

d)

Responding to asking understanding

10.

Mrs. Umi: Hello students, Can I have your attention, please? In this part of the test, you will hear some dialogues and questions spoken in English. The questions and the dialogues will be spoken twice.

Students: That’s alright, Sir.


The underlined expression expresses ....

a)

Expressing satisfaction

b)

Asking attention

c)

Giving Attention

d)

Declining Attention