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Ulangan Harian offering help

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of offering help?

a)

The act of asking opinion of someone or something.

b)

The act of offering assistance to someone.

c)

The act of describing someone or something in a detailed way

d)

The act of explaining a phenomenon to the readers.

e)

The act of showing how to do or make something.

2.

When you want to help your father repairing the car, you say ....

a)

Can I help you with the car, Dad?

b)

Dad, can you help me?

c)

I can't help you, Dad.

d)

I can do my homework now.

e)

I'll bring you some coffee.

3.

Koko: Mulia Travel. May I help you?

Mr. Anton: ...................

Koko: Alright, Sir. Let me check a moment, please.

a)

Can I reserve two single rooms?

b)

Can I have a glass of orange juice?

c)

Could I book two tables, please?

d)

Could I have two tickets to Bali?

4.

Rose: You look so busy. _______

Felix: No, thank you. I can handle them.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ….

a)

I will leave you alone

b)

Would you like some help?

c)

Do you want to help me?

d)

Sure, I would like to

5.

Indry: The box you brought looks very heavy. ………

Putri: Sure. It’s very kind of you. Thanks.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

a)

Would you like me to help you?

b)

Would you like to help her?

c)

Would you like to bring it for me?

d)

 Would you like to help me?

6.

Would you do me a favor?

a)

Asking

b)

Offering

7.

Fill in the correct word

' (a)   I help you?'

8.

Fill in the correct word

'What can I _ (a)   you?'

9.

Here are some ways to accept someone's help

a)

No, thank you

b)

I'd love to, but I can help my self

c)

Thank you, but I can manage my self

d)

Yes, I really need your help

e)

Of course, You can go now

10.

Here are some expressions of refusing help, except...

a)

It's what I want to, thanks

b)

No, thank you

c)

Thank you, but I can help my self

d)

Thank you anyway. I can manage my self

e)

I'd like to, but let me do it self.

11.

when someone has helped you to stand up and walk around, you should say ....

a)

Thank you very much

b)

You're welcome

c)

Don't mention it

d)

It's my pleasure

e)

No, thanks

12.

You're in a restaurant and the waiter takes your order and then asks if there's anything else you need. In fact, you'd like a different glass as yours looks dirty. You'd say:

a)

Actually, I want a glass

b)

Actually, give me another glass

c)

Actually, If you wouldn't mind. Could you get me another glass?

d)

Actually, I wonder do you need another glass?

13.

It's lunchtime and you want to eat with your friend, but he/she is busy studying. You offer to go and buy sandwiches for her/him. What would you say?

a)

Let's grab sandwiches

b)

I think you should have sandwiches

c)

Do you want to buy sandwiches?

d)

Do you mind if I get you a sandwich?

14.

Secretary: Good afternoon, Mr. Anderson's office. May I help you?

Caller: I'd like to have a call with Mr. Anderson, please.

Secretary: May I know whom I'm speaking with?

Caller: It's Mr. Nakamura from ABC Property.

Secretary: Alright, a moment Sir, you'll be connected to Mr. Anderson.

From the dialogue above, we know the intention of the caller....

a)

He wants to promote ABC Property

b)

He wants to meet Mr. Anderson

c)

He wants to leave a message for Mr. Anderson

d)

He wants to talk to Mr. Anderson?

15.

Mr Iqbal: Jon, come here please!

Jon: Yes, sir. I’m coming.

Mr Iqbal: ....……. the goods to the shop, please?

Jon: With pleasure, sir.

Mr Iqbal: Don’t forget to put into the correct case!

Jon: Don't worry, sir.

Mr Iqbal: Thanks.

The suitable expression is ….

a)

Would you like to move

b)

Would you like to sell

c)

Would you like to throw

d)

Would you like to take

16.

Arrange the words into a correct sentence!

you - have - like - to - would - medicine - a - ?

4 lines
17.

You're carrying books and your friend's coming to help you. He/she is saying "Let me help you with the half books"

You refuse his/her help because you can do it by yourself. What would you say?

4 lines
18.

You're having a problem with your online shop account, you're saying "I couldn't log in to my account, the password and the email isn't match"

What would the customer service say to you?

4 lines
19.

It's lunchtime and you want to eat with your friend, but he/she is busy studying. You offer to go and buy sandwiches for her/him. What would you say?

a)

Let's grab sandwiches

b)

I think you should have sandwiches

c)

Do you want to buy sandwiches?

d)

Do you mind if I get you a sandwich?

20.

What is the similar word of "refusing"

a)

accepting

b)

denying

c)

trying

d)

inviting

21.

Woman: Finally, I get the package

Man       : Please, sign here.

Woman: Okay

Man       : Could I hold your package while you sign in?

Woman: Thanks. That would help a lot.

What will the man probably do?

a)

Give the package.

b)

Sign the package.

c)

Hold the woman’s package.

d)

Give the signature to the woman.

e)

Help the woman sign the package.

22.

Man       : Excuse me, Madam. May I help you bring that suitcase?

Woman: Oh, no thanks. I can manage myself.

Man       : Alright. If you need a help, let me know.

Woman: Yes. Thank you.

What can we infer from the dialogue?

a)

The woman needs a help.

b)

The man wants to ask the suitcase.

c)

The man can carry his own suitcase.

d)

The woman refuses the man’s offering.

e)

The man manages the woman’s suitcase.

23.

Yura: Sir, would you like me to close the window for you?

Mr. Jo: Yes, please. It’s very cold inside.

The underlined sentence express to?

a)

Asking Help

b)

Suggestion

c)

Accepting an Offer

d)

Offering Help

24.

Tourist : Good morning. Would you mind telling me the way to Psychiatric Hospital?Someone : It is nearby. Can I give you a ride?

Tourist:....

If you were a tourist, what would you answer the someone's offer?

a)

Sure, thank you very much.

b)

No, please don't.

c)

Don't bother yourself. Thanks!

d)

No, I can do it myself.

25.

Ronald: You look so busy. (a)  

Marry: No, thank you. I can handle them.

What the answer of the blank space from dialogue above, can you guess it?

26.

Wendy: May I help you ?

Joy: Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself, thanks.

What are the expressions of Wendy and Joy?

a)

Asking help

b)

Accepting an ask

c)

Offering Help and Refusing an Offer

d)

Accepting an Offer

e)

Asking Help and Refusing an Offer

27.

Sunny: Oh my God, I left my book at home.

Dave: …………

If you were Dave, what would you say to help her?

a)

How come? just use my book.

b)

Would you mind if I take it for you?

c)

That is your destiny!

d)

Can you help me?

28.

What is the purpose of offering an expression of help?

a)

to entertain the readers about the story.

b)

to help someone who is having trouble or needs help.

c)

to ask for help from others because of our problems.

d)

to help interpersonal relationships between individuals with one another.

29.

 

What is the purpose of asking an expression of help?

a)

to ask someone for help.

b)

to help someone from a trouble.

c)

to entertain the viewer about the video.

d)

to help readers understand information that may not be in the text.

30.

Can I ... you a hand?

a)

be

b)

give

c)

help

d)

need

e)

make

31.

It's lunchtime and you want to eat with your friend, but he/she is busy studying. You offer to buy sandwiches for her/him and say, "I'll go and get some sandwiches, ..."

a)

if it's okay

b)

if you like

c)

if it helps you

d)

if you know

e)

if I want

32.

You're carrying two bags and you're nearly home, when someone offers help to you. You don't want help and say, " ..."

a)

Actually, I'm fine thanks.

b)

Thank you.

c)

Thanks, but no!

d)

Go away, please.

e)

If you don't mind.

33.

This week you have lots to do. A friend offers to help you, but you don't want your friend to help. You say, "Actually I'm fine. Thanks ..."

a)

for helping, though.

b)

for offering, though.

c)

for saying, though.

d)

for coming, though.

e)

for asking, though.

34.

Rina : May I help you?

Dinda : Hmmm. Don't bother yourself, thanks.


The underlined sentence expresses ...

a)

Asking help

b)

Giving help

c)

Offering help

d)

Refusing an offer

e)

Hoping an offer

35.

Mr. Win : Hello, Miss Wilis. Would you like a cup of coffee? I'm just making some.

Miss Wilis : Oh, yes please. That would be lovely.


The underlined expression expresses ...

a)

Offering something

b)

Offering help

c)

Accepting an offer

d)

Refusing an offer

e)

Asking an offer