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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. The most appropriate greeting for a formal introduction is:
a. "Hello"
b. "Hi"
c. "Hey"
d. "Sup?"
e. "What's up?"
2. When introducing yourself to a group of people, you should start by saying:
a. "Nice to meet you all."
b. "Hi everyone, my name is [your name]."
c. "Hello, I'm [your name]."
d. "Excuse me, could I introduce myself?"
e. "May I have your attention, please?"
3. To ask someone's name in a friendly and informal way, you can say:
a. "What's your name?"
b. "Who are you?"
c. "Can I know your name?"
d. "Excuse me, what is your name?"
e. "I'd like to know your name, if you don't mind."
4. When introducing two people who don't know each other, you can say:
a. "This is my friend, [name]."
b. "Meet [name]."
c. "Let me introduce you to [name]."
d. "You guys should meet. This is [name]."
e. All of the above
5. To ask someone where they live, you can say:
a. "Where do you live?"
b. "Where are you from?"
c. "What is your hometown?"
d. "Where do you reside?"
e. "Where's your pad?"
6. To tell someone where you live, you can say:
a. "I live in [city/town]."
b. "My home is in [city/town]."
c. "I reside in [city/town]."
d. "My digs are in [city/town]."
e. "You can find me in [city/town]."
7. To ask someone what they do for a living in a formal setting, you can say:
a. "What do you do?"
b. "What is your job?"
c. "What do you work as?"
d. "What's your line of work?"
e. "What do you do for bread?"
8. To tell someone what you do for a living in a formal setting, you can say:
a. "I am a [job title]."
b. "I work as a [job title]."
c. "My job is [job title]."
d. "I'm in the field of [job title]."
e. "My profession is [job title]."
9. To ask someone how they are in a formal setting, you can say:
a. "How are you doing?"
b. "How's it going?"
c. "What's up?"
d. "How are you feeling today?"
e. "How's your day going?"
10. To respond to "How are you?" in a formal setting, you can say:
a. "I'm fine."
b. "I'm good."
c. "I'm doing well."
d. "I can't complain."
e. "All of the above"
11. To ask someone how they are doing in a more informal way, you can say:
a. "What's up?"
b. "How's it hanging?"
c. "How you doing?"
d. "How are you feeling?"
e. "All of the above"
12. What is your name?
a. My name is [Your Name].
b. I am called [Your Name].
c. Please call me [Your Name].
d. You can address me as [Your Name].
e. All of the above
13. How old are you?
a. I am [Your Age] years old.
b. I've been on this earth for [Your Age] years.
c. I've completed [Your Age] revolutions around the sun.
d. I'm [Your Age] years young.
e. I'm turning [Your Age] this year.
14. Where and when were you born?
a. I was born in [City, Country] on [Date of Birth].
b. I first saw the light of day in [City, Country] on [Date of Birth].
c. I entered this world in [City, Country] on [Date of Birth].
d. My birthplace is [City, Country] and my birthdate is [Date of Birth].
e. All of the above
15. What school did you graduate from?
a. I graduated from [School Name] in [Year of Graduation].
b. I completed my studies at [School Name] in [Year of Graduation].
c. I received my diploma from [School Name] in [Year of Graduation].
d. I'm a proud alumnus/alumna of [School Name], Class of [Year of Graduation].
e. All of the above
