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WorksheetsE6M Review Materials Functions 1-3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the definition of the word ‘adequacy’?
a. The state of being overly abundant.
b. The state of being insufficient.
c. The state of being sufficient of satisfactory.
d. The state of being excessive.
What is the purpose of this email?
Dear Team,
As we prepare for our upcoming holiday season, please remember the following:
· Check the vehicle's condition.
· Plan your route in advance.
· Pack essentials such as a first aid kit, snacks, and water.
· Follow traffic regulations and speed limits.
In short, let's prioritize safety and be well-prepared for our journey.
Safe travels!
Best regards,
Loss Prevention Department
a. To warn employees about violations.
b. To summarize important information.
c. To give a lot of details about driving.
d. To focus on one piece of information.
What does the term ‘feasible’ mean?
a. Impossible to achieve.
b. Likely to happen by chance.
c. Not worth considering.
d. Capable of being done or carried out.
Which answer is an example of ‘talking about adequacy and standards’?
Dear Ahmed,
I am writing to enquire about the new oil drilling equipment recently procured for Project Falcon. Will it do for the high-pressure drilling we require in the Southern Field? And is it fit for purpose for the high temperatures in that region?
Best regards,
Sara
a. Drilling in the Southern Field is realistic.
b. I’ll be brief: Project Falcon new drilling equipment.
c. Sara asks Ahmed if the new drilling equipment is suitable for the project.
d. Wearing a coverall suit as PPE is mandatory while using equipment.
Look at the email. Choose the correct missing sentence to talk about feasibility.
Thanks very much for your suggestion. I agree that a four-day work week would be great. _________________________. We already are short staffed. In fact, we may need to ask people to work six days a week over the next several months.
a. However, it is not feasible for us to do this now
b. Additionally, working from home would be suitable.
c. To summarize, a shorter week would be amazing.
d. The fees we pay do not equate to the money we earn.
What would be the best reason to summarize?
a. When you do not feel like writing everything you hear.
b. When it is realistic.
c. To help you understand and remember the information while saving time.
d. When it is up to standard.
Ask your manager about the feasibility of working part-time.
a. To sum up, I will work part-time because of my kids
b. Working from home would be totally inadequate.
c. I have the ability to work well under-pressure.
d. I work like to work part-time. Is that doable?
Your supervisor wants feedback on the parking lot next to Building 104. Use the symbols in the table to help you talk to your supervisor about adequacy and standards:
Building 104 Parking Lot:
No capacity
a. Parking in Building 104 is doable.
b. The take home message is that parking space is important.
c. The Parking Lot in Building 104 is totally inadequate.
d. I don’t have a car, so it doesn’t bother me.
Look at the chart. Give a summary of the information about oil prices.
a. The price of oil is unacceptable.
b. To sum up, the price of oil is steadily increasing.
c. The quarterly average oil price is unrealistic.
d. The price of fast food will surely increase.
“We need hard hats that are designated Class E and that have a force reduction rating of 2 or higher”. Look at the table and choose the correct response which talks about adequacy.
Mellen Hard Hats
Class: E
Force reduction rating: 2
Larmer Hard Hats
Class: E
Force reduction rating: 1
a. Mellen Hard Hats’ force reduction rating follows the industry standard of 2.
b. To cut a long story short: Larmer Hard Hats are very stylish.
c. Mellen Hard Hats are feasible.
d. To summarize, Hard Hats are essential PPE.
Read the email and respond talking about feasibility.
Good afternoon,
My cousin Fahad needs help to learn English fast. He has a chance to take a course in London three months from now. To qualify for the course, he must score a 7 on the IELTS. However, he did the IELTS last month and only scored a 4. Do you think he can improve by three levels in two months?
Thanks,
Rayan
a. The IELTS course is totally inadequate.
b. To cut to the chase: He cannot qualify for the course.
c. If I had more time, I would pass the test.
d. To improve 3 levels in 2 months seems like an unrealistic deadline.
Your co-worker asks for your feedback on the images in a presentation that he’s preparing. Use the symbols in the table to help you talk to your co-worker about adequacy and standards.
Presentation
✔👍
a. The presentation feedback is definitely doable.
b. The bottom line is that my feedback is valuable.
c. The images in your presentation is perfectly adequate.
d. The presentation’s images cuts to the chase.
Your wife says that she wants to be a supervisor in her department within a year, but she has no experience. Talk about feasibility.
a. Your experience does not meet the specifications.
b. The take-home message is that dreams don’t always come true.
c. Is it realistic to expect to be manager within a year without experience?
d. You are as smart as a fox.
You missed the meeting. Your co-worker Mariam is going to summarize the main points of the meeting. Identify the appropriate answer.
Meeting Agenda - April 6th
1. Update on project in Tanajib
2. Q1 Financial report
3. Changes to fire-safety policy
a. The Meeting Agenda on April 6th is more than adequate.
b. Mariam does not think it is realistic to complete the request.
c. It is unacceptable to miss meetings.
d. In short, there was an update on the Tanajib project, a Q1 Financial report and changes to the fire-safety policy.
You want to improve your health and fitness this year. Talk about the feasibility of this goal.
a. I think Improving my health and fitness this year is a realistic goal.
b. My health and fitness has been sub-standard for too long.
c. Basically, I’d like to improve my health and fitness this year.
d. Will exercising everyday improve my health and fitness?
1) As requested by your supervisor, you checked the sound system in Building 591. Use the table to help you talk to your supervisor about adequacy and standards.
Building 591:
Sound system ❌👎🏾
a. JBL is the sponsor of the sound system in Building 591
b. The sound system in Building 591 does not meet the quality requirements.
c. Replacing the sound system in Building 591 is definitely doable.
d. I’ll be brief: The sound system is from eXtra.
1) How would you sum up your experience at school? Choose a response which uses summarizing and getting to the point.
a. I’ll get straight to the point: Boring!
b. As a student, I was under-performing.
c. School deadlines were so unrealistic.
d. Is school feasible for teenagers?
1) A team member asks you if he can use the F-9 safety shoes when working on slippery surfaces. Use the table to help you talk to your co-worker about adequacy and standards.
F-9 Safety Shoes:
Slippery surfaces: No
a. F-9 Safety Shoes is not suitable for slippery surfaces.
b. In short, F-9 Safety Shoes looks better than it functions.
c. Ice-skates are perfect for slippery surfaces.
d. Are F-9 shoes feasible for rainy weather?
Respond to the email. Study the table and respond talking about adequacy and standards.
Hello,
We are considering purchasing two different brands of safety gloves: Vortex and Smith. What do you think?
Note that our safety gloves must have a minimum protection rating of 3 out of 4.
Thank you,
Adnan
Vortex Safety Gloves:
Protection rating: 4
Smith Safety Gloves:
Protection rating: 2
a. Vortex Safety Gloves meets the quality standards but Smith Safety Gloves do not.
b. Smith Safety Gloves are feasible for washing dishes.
c. To cut to the chase: Safety gloves is important piece of PPE.
d. Wearing safety gloves during winter will keep you warm.
1) Your co-worker is 59 years old, but he wants to continue working at Saudi Aramco for 20 more years. Tell him how feasible this is.
a. To cut a long story short: It seems impossible.
b. At 59, working at Saudi Aramco for 20 more years is totally unrealistic.
c. Would you be fit for purpose?
d. Retiring at 60 is the noble thing to do.
