WorksheetsInvitation Dialogues_Fase E
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Sam : Yes. We’ll be celebrating our parents’ anniversary and I’m thinking of inviting you. Do you mind to come, Helen?
Helen : It’s okay with me, Sam. When I need to come?
Sam : I’ll pick you up at six, Helen.
Helen : Okay, Sam. Just tell me when you’re arriving in my home.
1. What is the main idea of the dialogue?
Sam and Helen are discussing their plans for Saturday night.
Sam is inviting Helen to a dinner with his family to celebrate his parents' anniversary.
Helen is asking about the significance of Saturday night.
Helen is inviting Sam to a dinner with his family to celebrate his parents' anniversary.
Sam : Yes. We’ll be celebrating our parents’ anniversary and I’m thinking of inviting you. Do you mind to come, Helen?
Helen : It’s okay with me, Sam. When I need to come?
Sam : I’ll pick you up at six, Helen.
Helen : Okay, Sam. Just tell me when you’re arriving in my home.
2. What does "it" in Helen's response refer to?
Saturday night
The dinner invitation
Having a specific plan
Sam's parent
Sam : Yes. We’ll be celebrating our parents’ anniversary and I’m thinking of inviting you. Do you mind to come, Helen?
Helen : It’s okay with me, Sam. When I need to come?
Sam : I’ll pick you up at six, Helen.
Helen : Okay, Sam. Just tell me when you’re arriving in my home.
3. Which word is a synonym for "special" as used in the dialogue?
Unique
Ordinary
Typical
General
Gery : Hi, Bucky! Are you done for today?
Bucky : Yeah, you can say so. I’ll just continue my work tomorrow.
Gery : That’s good. Our pile of work never ends, right? Just give it a rest for today.
Bucky : You’re right, Gery. Are you going to somewhere? It looks like you’re ready to go.
Gery : Sam and I are going to the new pasta house for dinner. Do you want to come along with us, Bucky?
Bucky : Is it far from here?
Gery : No, it’s just two blocks from here. We’ll take Bucky’s car to get there faster.
Bucky : I’m in. Just wait for a second, I’m tidying up my desk.
4. What is the main idea of the dialogue?
Bucky is finishing his work for the day.
Bucky is asking Gery about his plans for the day.
Gery and Bucky are talking about their workload.
Bucky is finishing his work for the day.
Gery and Bucky are discussing their plans for the evening.
Gery : Hi, Bucky! Are you done for today?
Bucky : Yeah, you can say so. I’ll just continue my work tomorrow.
Gery : That’s good. Our pile of work never ends, right? Just give it a rest for today.
Bucky : You’re right, Gery. Are you going to somewhere? It looks like you’re ready to go.
Gery : Sam and I are going to the new pasta house for dinner. Do you want to come along with us, Bucky?
Bucky : Is it far from here?
Gery : No, it’s just two blocks from here. We’ll take Bucky’s car to get there faster.
Bucky : I’m in. Just wait for a second, I’m tidying up my desk.
5. Who does "you" in Gery's response refer to?
Gery
Bucky
Sam
Both Gery and Sam
Gery : Hi, Bucky! Are you done for today?
Bucky : Yeah, you can say so. I’ll just continue my work tomorrow.
Gery : That’s good. Our pile of work never ends, right? Just give it a rest for today.
Bucky : You’re right, Gery. Are you going to somewhere? It looks like you’re ready to go.
Gery : Sam and I are going to the new pasta house for dinner. Do you want to come along with us, Bucky?
Bucky : Is it far from here?
Gery : No, it’s just two blocks from here. We’ll take Bucky’s car to get there faster.
Bucky : I’m in. Just wait for a second, I’m tidying up my desk.
6. Which word is a synonym for "rest" as used in the dialogue?
Break
Stop
Pause
Continue
Shania : Hi, Vera. How are you?
Vera : Hi, Shania. I’m fine.
Shania : I would like to invite you to my birthday party on Sunday.
Vera : Oh, okay. I’d love to come. What time?
Shania : At 4 p.m. I invited Ola and Joana, too.
Vera : Alright. I’ll come over with them.
Shania : Great! See you, Vera!
Vera : See you, Shania!
7. What is the main idea of the dialogue?
Shania and Vera are discussing their plans for the weekend.
Shania is inviting Vera to her birthday party on Sunday.
Vera and her friends are making plans for Sunday afternoon.
Shania and Vera are catching up on their day.
Shania : Hi, Vera. How are you?
Vera : Hi, Shania. I’m fine.
Shania : I would like to invite you to my birthday party on Sunday.
Vera : Oh, okay. I’d love to come. What time?
Shania : At 4 p.m. I invited Ola and Joana, too.
Vera : Alright. I’ll come over with them.
Shania : Great! See you, Vera!
Vera : See you, Shania!
8. Who does "them" in Vera's response refer to?
Shania and her friends
Vera and her friends
Ola and Joana
Vera's family
Shania : Hi, Vera. How are you?
Vera : Hi, Shania. I’m fine.
Shania : I would like to invite you to my birthday party on Sunday.
Vera : Oh, okay. I’d love to come. What time?
Shania : At 4 p.m. I invited Ola and Joana, too.
Vera : Alright. I’ll come over with them.
Shania : Great! See you, Vera!
Vera : See you, Shania!
9. Which word is a synonym for "alright" as used in the dialogue?
Perfect
Okay
Great
Fantastic
Dika : Leo, are you free this Saturday?
Leo : Yeah, I think so. Why?
Dika : I would like to invite you to my exhibition this Saturday.
Leo : Oh, you have your own exhibition?
Dika : Yes.
Leo : What time the exhibition starts?
Dika : I’ll prepare at noon but maybe you can come over at five or six.
Leo : OK then, I’ll take my little brother, too. Thank you for inviting me, Dika.
Dika : Yeah, glad you can come over, too.
10. What is the main idea of the dialogue?
Leo is planning to take his little brother somewhere on Saturday.
Leo is asking about Dika's availability on Saturday.
Dika is inviting Leo to his exhibition on Saturday.
Dika and Leo are discussing their plans for Saturday.
Dika : Leo, are you free this Saturday?
Leo : Yeah, I think so. Why?
Dika : I would like to invite you to my exhibition this Saturday.
Leo : Oh, you have your own exhibition?
Dika : Yes.
Leo : What time the exhibition starts?
Dika : I’ll prepare at noon but maybe you can come over at five or six.
Leo : OK then, I’ll take my little brother, too. Thank you for inviting me, Dika.
Dika : Yeah, glad you can come over, too.
11. Who does "you" in Dika's response refer to?
Leo
Dika
Leo's little brother
Both Leo and his little brother
Dika : Leo, are you free this Saturday?
Leo : Yeah, I think so. Why?
Dika : I would like to invite you to my exhibition this Saturday.
Leo : Oh, you have your own exhibition?
Dika : Yes.
Leo : What time the exhibition starts?
Dika : I’ll prepare at noon but maybe you can come over at five or six.
Leo : OK then, I’ll take my little brother, too. Thank you for inviting me, Dika.
Dika : Yeah, glad you can come over, too.
12.Which word is a synonym for "glad" as used in the dialogue?
Upset
Annoyed
Pleased
Frustrated
Afika : Hi friend, I am going to have a birthday party tonight. Would you like to come?
Yossi : sure, I will come, what time?
Afika : at 7 pm at my house.
Yossi : ok! I will be there at 7.
13. What is the general information conveyed in the dialogue?
Afika and Yossi are talking about their favorite activities.
Afika and Yossi are discussing their plans for the evening.
Yossi is inviting Afika to a birthday party.
Afika is inviting Yossi to a birthday party.
Afika : Hi friend, I am going to have a birthday party tonight. Would you like to come?
Yossi : sure, I will come, what time?
Afika : at 7 pm at my house.
Yossi : ok! I will be there at 7.
14. Who is hosting the birthday party?
Afika
Yossi
A mutual friend
It is not mentioned in the dialogue
Afika : Hi friend, I am going to have a birthday party tonight. Would you like to come?
Yossi : sure, I will come, what time?
Afika : at 7 pm at my house.
Yossi : ok! I will be there at 7.
15. Which word is a synonym for "sure" as used in the dialogue?
Maybe
Uncertain
Definitely
Probably
Afika : Hi friend, I am going to have a birthday party tonight. Would you like to come?
Yossi : sure, I will come, what time?
Afika : at 7 pm at my house.
Yossi : ok! I will be there at 7.
16. From dialogue above we know that Yossi ...... Afika's invitation.
Accept
Uncertain
Decline
Hesitate
Sean : Good evening, Mr. John. My father would like to invite you and Mrs. Karin to have dinner together at our house.
Mr. John : When is it, Sean?
Sean : Tonight at 6 o’clock.
Mr. John : Oh, sorry, Sean. I think I won’t be able to come because we have to go out of town this evening. Tell your parents I do apologize.
Sean : Oh, I see. It’s okay, Mr. John. We can invite you again next time.
Mr. John : Thank you, Sean.
17. When is the dinner invitation for Mr. John and Mrs. Karin?
Next week at 7 o'clock
Tomorrow at 6 o'clock
Yesterday at 6 o'clock
Tonight at 6 o'clock
Sean : Good evening, Mr. John. My father would like to invite you and Mrs. Karin to have dinner together at our house.
Mr. John : When is it, Sean?
Sean : Tonight at 6 o’clock.
Mr. John : Oh, sorry, Sean. I think I won’t be able to come because we have to go out of town this evening. Tell your parents I do apologize.
Sean : Oh, I see. It’s okay, Mr. John. We can invite you again next time.
Mr. John : Thank you, Sean.
18. Who is apologizing in the dialogue?
Sean
Sean's father
Mr. John
Mrs. Karin
Sean : Good evening, Mr. John. My father would like to invite you and Mrs. Karin to have dinner together at our house.
Mr. John : When is it, Sean?
Sean : Tonight at 6 o’clock.
Mr. John : Oh, sorry, Sean. I think I won’t be able to come because we have to go out of town this evening. Tell your parents I do apologize.
Sean : Oh, I see. It’s okay, Mr. John. We can invite you again next time.
Mr. John : Thank you, Sean.
19. What is a synonym for "apologize" as used in the dialogue?
Thank
Excuse
Reluctant
Grateful
Sean : Good evening, Mr. John. My father would like to invite you and Mrs. Karin to have dinner together at our house.
Mr. John : When is it, Sean?
Sean : Tonight at 6 o’clock.
Mr. John : Oh, sorry, Sean. I think I won’t be able to come because we have to go out of town this evening. Tell your parents I do apologize.
Sean : Oh, I see. It’s okay, Mr. John. We can invite you again next time.
Mr. John : Thank you, Sean.
20. From the dialogue above we know that Mr. John .................... the invitation from Sean's father
Accept
Excuse
Refuse
Ignored
