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Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
1. Rama : May I help you ?
Doni : Hmm.. Don’t bother about yourself, thanks.
The underline sentence express ….
a. Asking help
a. Giving help
a. Offering help
a. Refusing an offer
2. Hana : Mom, do you mind if I help you cook?
Mother : Of course not. Come and help me.
From the conversation above we know the topic tells about …
a. Mother doesn’t like Hana to help her cook
b. Hana asked her mother to help her cook
c. Hana doesn’t like cooking
d. Mother accepted Hana's offer to help her cook
3. Katy : Oh, it is really hot outside. Ana, can you turn on the fan ?
Ana : Sure, Kat.
Katy : The weather today is very hot. What if I make an ice tea for you, Ana?
Ana : That’s good idea!
Katy : Okay, wait for five minutes
Ana : Okay
From the dialogue above we know that why Katy is offering Ana to make an ice tea ..
a. Anna wants to make an ice tea because she is thirsty
b. Because Katy knows if Anna is asking an ice tea
c. Because the weather is hot, so Katy have an idea and offering to make an ice tea
d. Because just randomly
4. Gina : Excusse Me, Sir. May I ask you something?
Mr. Jhon : Yes, Gina. What happen?
Gina : May I borrow your dictionary? I need to look up a new word.
Mr. Jhon : Sure. Here you are
Gina : Thank you, Mr. Jhon. I will returnt t as soon as possible
Mr. Jhon : No problem
The underline sentence express …
a. Asking help
b. Giving help
c. Offering help
d. Accepting a help
Ken : Hello, Jean. Where have you been ?
Jean : Hi, Ken. I just bought few kilograms of apples in the market. And this is your apples.
Ken : Wow! thank you Jean. Do you need some help to carry the apples?
Jean : ________________.
6. The bold word in the sentence refers to …
a. Apple
b. Ken
c. Jean
d. And
Jerry : Would you like a cup of coffee?
Garry : Sure. I love coffee! taste is good.
7. The underline word has similar with ...
a. Good
b. Like
c. Agree
d. Dislike
Santi : Could you tell me how big a blue whale is ?
Prof. Ken : Well, let me tell you. The blue whale is the largest animal ever known. It exceeds elephants and dinosaurs in size. A blue whale can weigh up to 115 tons.
Santi : Wow! It’s an amazing fact.
9. The underline sentence is expressing …
a. Sympathy
b. Pain
c. Surprise
d. Gratitude
The dialogue below is for question 18 and 19 !
Santi : Could you tell me how big a blue whale is ?
Prof. Ken : Well, let me tell you. The blue whale is the largest animal ever known. It exceeds elephants and dinosaurs in size. A blue whale can weigh up to 115 tons.
Santi : Wow! It’s an amazing fact.
10. ‘largest’ the bold word in dialogue is the same meaning with …
a. Big
b. Small
c. Tall
d. Short
Receptionist: Good morning. Can I help you, Sir?
Mr. Josh: ......................... for tomorrow. Can we get one with view to the sea?
Receptionist: Certainly, Sir.
What is the best answer for the dialogue above
I'd like to reserve a room
I'd like to rent a car
I need a table for two
I'd like to buy an apartment
Koko: Mulia Travel. May I help you?
Mr. Anton: ...................
Koko: Alright, Sir. Let me check a moment, please.
Can I reserve two single rooms?
Can I have a glass of orange juice?
Could I book two tables, please?
Could I have two tickets to Bali?
Customer: Waiter? Over here!
Waiter: Yes, Sir. ..................
Customer: I'd like to order a glass of orange juice.
Waiter: Alright, Sir. Wait for a moment.
I'll help you
Do you want to help?
Is there anything I can do?
Here is your order
Shopkeeper: Excuse me, may I help you, Madam?
Mrs. Sinta: Yes, please. I bought two bottles of syrup, but they are expired.
Shopkeeper: I'm sorry for the inconvenience, Madam. ..........................
Why did you buy here?
I'll help you throw them.
What if I get you with the new ones?
What if you buy more botles?
Ryan: I am interested in storytelling. It encourages me to have a creative thinking.
Jessy: Why don't you join a club of stroytelling?
Ryan: That's it. I have no information where should i get one.
Jessy: .................
Ryan: No problem.
What is the best offer based on the dialogue above?
You help me find it.
I'll help you find it. Do you mind?
It's okay. You can join the club.
What should you do?
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:
Actually, I want a glass
Actually, give me another glass
Actually, If you wouldn't mind. Could you get me another glass?
Actually, I wonder do you need another glass?
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?
Let's grab sandwiches
I think you should have sandwiches
Do you want to buy sandwiches?
Do you mind if I get you a sandwich?
Choi: Mom, do you need some help? You look so busy this morning.
Mom: Of course, dear. I need another pair of hands to wash the dish.
The underlined expression means
Accepting an offer
Refusing an offer
Giving an offer
Offering help
Romy: May I help you ?
Deny: Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself, thanks.
The underlined expression means...
Asking for help
Offering help
Refusing an offer
Accepting an offer
Marta: It’s very hot here ………..
Sinta: Sure. No problem
The suitable expression to complete the dialogue, except..
Would you mind if I turn on the AC?
Do you mind if the AC is on?
Could you close the door?
Is it ok if I turn on the AC?
Liz: I’m very thirsty.
May: ………..
Liz: That's very kind of you.
The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is.....
Do you want me to get you a sandwich?
Do you want me to get you a noodle soup?
Do you want me to get you a mineral water?
Do you want me to get you a bottle of sauce?
Receptionist: Welcome to FX Company. How may I help you?
Mr. James: Hello, I'd like to speak with Mr. Gren
Receptionist: I'm sorry, Sir. He has a meeting right now. .............................
Mr. James: Yes, please. He has my phone number.
What is the best answer to complete the dialogue...
What if I ask him to call you later?
What if I call you soon?
What if he wants to call you?
What if you call him later?
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....
He wants to promote ABC Property
He wants to meet Mr. Anderson
He wants to leave a message for Mr. Anderson
He wants to talk to Mr. Anderson?
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 ….
Would you like to move
Would you like to sell
Would you like to throw
Would you like to take
A : __________________
B : No, Iam waiting for Tom
A : __________________
B : I am not in a hurry. I'll wait till he's ready
Who are you waiting for? - He is out
You are waiting for Sally, aren't you? - She has just left
Aren't you coming with us? - But he won't be ready for some time
Would you like to wait for Tom? - He will be ready in a minute
Did you comeyesterday? - With pleasure
Mike : Let me go and buy the newspapers for you, Dad.
Father : _________________________
Do, please
All right
You can buy them
A good idea
I have already bought them
A : I say, Ann, let's go and see Kate. She is ill.
B : _______________________
A : When will you be free?
B : _______________________
O.K. - I am busy
All right - Certainly
Certainly - Next year
I can. I'm free now - Tommorrow
I can't. I'm busy now - In two hpurs
A : Why didn't you go to the cinema with us, Susan?
B : _______________________________
I'll mend it within a week
I couldn't conyinue writing
I had to stay at home yesterday
Thanks to you I've got into the theatre
I still beliieve him in spite of everything
Alan : __________________ for a walk?
Tery : What a good idea!
Why don't we go
What's about going
What you say we go
How's it about going
Let's how about to go
'I like Emily very much', Finn said.
Finn said that he likes Emily very much.
Finn said that he liked Emily very much.
Finn said that he is liking Emily very much.
Finn said that he has liked Emily very much.
Kathy said, 'I'll meet you at the cinema at seven, Paul.'
Kathy told Paul she would meet her at the cinema at seven.
Kathy said Paul she would meet him at the cinema at seven.
Kathy told Paul she would meet him at the cinema at seven.
Kathy said to Paul she would meet her at the cinema at seven.
‘I’ve got a lot of homework to do.’ said Max.
Max said he has got a lot of homework to do.
Max said he have got a lot of homework to do.
Max said he had got a lot of homework to do.
Max said he got a lot of homework to do.
Kylie said, ‘I’ve finished all my homework!’
Kylie said that she had finished all her homework.
Kylie told that she has finished all her homework.
Kylie said that she has finished all his homework.
Kylie told that she had finished all his homework.
Edward told me, ‘I spoke to your friend Ellie last night.’
Edward said that he had spoken to my friend Ellie the following night.
Edward said that he had spoken to your friend Ellie the previous night.
Edward said that he had spoken to your friend Ellie the following night.
Edward said that he had spoken to my friend Ellie the previous night.
‘I’m really hungry.’ Jack said that...
he were really hungry.
he was really hungry.
he had been really hungry.
he has been really hungry.
‘I’m going to be late from work tonight.’ Mum said that...
she was going to be late from work that night.
she were going to be late from work that night.
she was going to be late from work tonight.
she would be late from work that night.
‘I can’t leave work until half past six.’ Natalie said that...
she couldn't left work until half past six
she couldn't leave work until half past six.
she couldn't leaved work until half past six.
she wouldn't leave work until half past six.
Mr. Mathur said, "I have to go."
Mr. Mathur said that I have to go.
Mr. Mathur said that I had to go.
Mr. Mathur said that he had to go.
Mr. Mathur said that he has to go.
The examiner said, "You are not allowed to use a calculator."
The examiner announced that they were not allowed to use a calculator.
The examiner announced that you were not allowed to use a calculator.
The examiner announced that you are not allowed to use a calculator.
The examiner announced that you will not use a calculator.
The manager shouted, " Get out."
The manager shouted Get out.
The manager asked to get out.
The manager asked us to go out.
The manager asked us not to go out
My mother asked, “Where are you going?”
My mother asked me where I am going.
My mother asked me where I am going.
My mother asked us “Where are you going?”
My mother asked me where I was going.
My aunt asked, “Have you fed the dog?”
My aunt asked me whether/if I hadn't fed the dog.
My aunt asked me whether/if I have fed the dog.
My aunt asked me whether/if I had fed the dog.
My aunt asked me whether/if I havn't fed the dog.
The teacher asked me, "Can you type?"
The teacher asked me if I Can type.
The teacher asked me if you Can type.
The teacher asked me you Can type.
The teacher me asked me if I could type.
John asked , "Did you come by train?"
John asked if Did I come by train?
John enquired whether I had come by train.
John asked if I came by train?
John asked if I did come by train?
Malika asked “When are you leaving?”
Malika asked us when are we leaving.
Malika asked us when we are leaving.
Malika asked us when we were leaving.
Malika asked us when are we going to leave.
Reshma said to Priya, ‘Why are you sketching on the wall?’
Reshma asked Priya why was she sketching on the wall.
Reshma asked Priya why had she been sketching on the wall
Reshma asked Priya that why is she sketching on the wall.
Reshma asked Priya why she was sketching on the wall
The guest said to them, ‘Please give me a cup of coffee’
The guest said to them please give me a cup of coffee.
The guest requested them to give him a cup of coffee.
The guest asked them to give him a cup of coffee.
The guest requested them please give me a cup of coffee.
