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WorksheetsEXERCISE MODUL 1-8
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Read the passage:
"Global Office Solutions (GOS) is a company specializing in office furniture and equipment. Founded in 2010, the company now supplies products to more than 300 offices across Indonesia. The company believes that high-quality office furniture improves productivity and employee comfort.
In the last few years, customer interest in ergonomic office chairs has increased significantly. Many companies are now focusing on employee well-being, especially those with long working hours. As a response, GOS developed a new product line that includes adjustable desks, ergonomic chairs, and footrests.
To remain competitive, GOS also provides maintenance services and product guarantees. According to the marketing director, customer loyalty depends not only on product quality but also on customer service. The company plans to expand its branches to Surabaya and Bali next year."
What is the main purpose of the text?
To compare companies
To describe new office rules
To promote a company and its development
To teach how to use office furniture
To complain about services
Read the passage:
"Global Office Solutions (GOS) is a company specializing in office furniture and equipment. Founded in 2010, the company now supplies products to more than 300 offices across Indonesia. The company believes that high-quality office furniture improves productivity and employee comfort. In the last few years, customer interest in ergonomic office chairs has increased significantly. Many companies are now focusing on employee well-being, especially those with long working hours. As a response, GOS developed a new product line that includes adjustable desks, ergonomic chairs, and footrests. To remain competitive, GOS also provides maintenance services and product guarantees. According to the marketing director, customer loyalty depends not only on product quality but also on customer service. The company plans to expand its branches to Surabaya and Bali next year." Which product is demanded the most recently?
Cabinets
Ergonomic chairs
Printers
Projectors
Office lamps
Read the passage:
"Global Office Solutions (GOS) is a company specializing in office furniture and equipment. Founded in 2010, the company now supplies products to more than 300 offices across Indonesia. The company believes that high-quality office furniture improves productivity and employee comfort.
In the last few years, customer interest in ergonomic office chairs has increased significantly. Many companies are now focusing on employee well-being, especially those with long working hours. As a response, GOS developed a new product line that includes adjustable desks, ergonomic chairs, and footrests.
To remain competitive, GOS also provides maintenance services and product guarantees. According to the marketing director, customer loyalty depends not only on product quality but also on customer service. The company plans to expand its branches to Surabaya and Bali next year."
What does the company believe increases productivity?
High salaries
Flexible work schedules
Quality office furniture
Hiring more staff
Computer training
Read the passage:
"Global Office Solutions (GOS) is a company specializing in office furniture and equipment. Founded in 2010, the company now supplies products to more than 300 offices across Indonesia. The company believes that high-quality office furniture improves productivity and employee comfort.
In the last few years, customer interest in ergonomic office chairs has increased significantly. Many companies are now focusing on employee well-being, especially those with long working hours. As a response, GOS developed a new product line that includes adjustable desks, ergonomic chairs, and footrests.
To remain competitive, GOS also provides maintenance services and product guarantees. According to the marketing director, customer loyalty depends not only on product quality but also on customer service. The company plans to expand its branches to Surabaya and Bali next year."
The phrase "remain competitive" suggests that GOS must:
Replace workers
Stop producing products
Maintain and improve quality
Reduce prices only
Move headquarters
Read the passage:
"Global Office Solutions (GOS) is a company specializing in office furniture and equipment. Founded in 2010, the company now supplies products to more than 300 offices across Indonesia. The company believes that high-quality office furniture improves productivity and employee comfort.
In the last few years, customer interest in ergonomic office chairs has increased significantly. Many companies are now focusing on employee well-being, especially those with long working hours. As a response, GOS developed a new product line that includes adjustable desks, ergonomic chairs, and footrests.
To remain competitive, GOS also provides maintenance services and product guarantees. According to the marketing director, customer loyalty depends not only on product quality but also on customer service. The company plans to expand its branches to Surabaya and Bali next year."
What future action will the company take?
Stop its services
Reduce product lines
Expand into new cities
Close existing offices
Change its brand name
Read the letter: "Dear Procurement Manager, We would like to request information regarding your latest business laptop collection. Our company, TechnoCore Systems, is planning to upgrade 80 laptops for the IT and administration departments. We would appreciate receiving details about the price list, available models, specifications, and warranty information. If the products meet our requirements and fall within our budget, we intend to place an order before the end of next month. Please send the requested information to procurement@technocore.co.id. Thank you for your attention. Sincerely, Jonathan Lee General Affairs Manager" What kind of communication is this?
Complaint letter
Request letter
Memo
Informal email
Announcement
Read the letter: "Dear Procurement Manager, We would like to request information regarding your latest business laptop collection. Our company, TechnoCore Systems, is planning to upgrade 80 laptops for the IT and administration departments. We would appreciate receiving details about the price list, available models, specifications, and warranty information. If the products meet our requirements and fall within our budget, we intend to place an order before the end of next month. Please send the requested information to procurement@technocore.co.id. Thank you for your attention. Sincerely, Jonathan Lee General Affairs Manager" How many laptops does the company plan to upgrade?
50
60
70
80
100
Read the letter: "Dear Procurement Manager, We would like to request information regarding your latest business laptop collection. Our company, TechnoCore Systems, is planning to upgrade 80 laptops for the IT and administration departments. We would appreciate receiving details about the price list, available models, specifications, and warranty information. If the products meet our requirements and fall within our budget, we intend to place an order before the end of next month. Please send the requested information to procurement@technocore.co.id. Thank you for your attention. Sincerely, Jonathan Lee General Affairs Manager" Which phrase shows a possible future order?
Thank you for your attention.
Please send the requested information.
We would appreciate receiving details.
If the products meet our requirements…
Our company is planning…
Read the letter: "Dear Procurement Manager, We would like to request information regarding your latest business laptop collection. Our company, TechnoCore Systems, is planning to upgrade 80 laptops for the IT and administration departments. We would appreciate receiving details about the price list, available models, specifications, and warranty information. If the products meet our requirements and fall within our budget, we intend to place an order before the end of next month. Please send the requested information to procurement@technocore.co.id. Thank you for your attention. Sincerely, Jonathan Lee General Affairs Manager" Where should the information be sent?
marketing@technocore.co.id
jonathan@technocore.com
sales@technocore.co.id
procurement@technocore.co.id
info@technocore.co.id
Read the letter: "Dear Procurement Manager, We would like to request information regarding your latest business laptop collection. Our company, TechnoCore Systems, is planning to upgrade 80 laptops for the IT and administration departments. We would appreciate receiving details about the price list, available models, specifications, and warranty information. If the products meet our requirements and fall within our budget, we intend to place an order before the end of next month. Please send the requested information to procurement@technocore.co.id. Thank you for your attention. Sincerely, Jonathan Lee General Affairs Manager" The tone of the message is:
Casual
Emotional
Highly informal
Sarcastic
Professional and polite
Read the message: "Dear Mrs. Taylor, Thank you for your assistance during my visit last week. Your time and guidance helped me understand the new reporting system better. I appreciate your support and kindness. Best regards, Michael" What is the purpose of the message?
To complain about the visit
To request information
To express gratitude
To introduce a project
To schedule a meeting
Read the email: "Hi Sarah, Are you free this Friday? We are planning a small office gathering at the cafeteria after work. Let me know if you can join. Cheers, Dylan" The email tone is best described as…
Formal
Very official
Neutral
Informal
Harsh
Read the email: "Subject: Meeting Confirmation Dear Marketing Team, This email is to confirm our monthly meeting scheduled for Tuesday, March 12th at 10:00 AM in Meeting Room 2. Please bring updates from your department. Sincerely, Rebecca" The phrase "This email is to confirm…" is used to:
Reject a request
Reschedule an appointment
Inform clarification
Confirm a plan
Complain about an issue
Read the email: "Good morning, I hope this email finds you well. I would like to request the latest price list for office chairs and desks. Please send the details before Friday. Thank you. Regards, Felix" What type of business communication is this?
Complaint letter
Letter of Request
Memo
Informal email
Thanking letter
Read the memo: "To: All Employees From: HR Department Date: October 12, 2025 Subject: ID Card Replacement Employees who have lost or damaged their ID cards must report to the HR office before Friday. A new ID card will be issued after verification." What type of document is this?
Formal letter
Memo
Informal message
Request letter
Appreciation letter
Read the email: "Subject: File Attached Dear Mr. Samuel, Please find attached the revised budget report. Let me know if there is anything else needed. Regards, Claudia" The phrase "Please find attached…" indicates:
A document is included with the email
The sender apologizes for a mistake
The email contains confidential content
The sender requests a meeting
The email is a formal complaint
This is the office where I work. The room is spacious and bright. The desk and cabinet are made of wood, and the large window gives a nice city view. I enjoy working here because it feels comfortable. The text mainly describes:
Office equipment usage
The writer’s job role
The layout and environment of an office
Company structure
Customer service
Dear Supplier, We are interested in your new collection of office tables. Could you send us the catalog and price list? Thank you. Warm regards, Laura The category of this letter is:
Appreciation letter
Complaint letter
Request letter
Memo
Report
Dear Mr. Daniel, I would like to apply for the position of Sales Assistant as advertised. I have attached my resume for your review. Sincerely, Miranda The document reflects:
Complaint
Application
Memo
Reminder
Warning
Hi Grace, OMG thank you so much for the cookies you sent! They were delicious. You're the best! Love, Ella The message is:
Highly formal
Formal
Informal
Business related
A memo
Dear Training Department, Could you please send the updated schedule for next week’s training? We need to inform the participants. Thank you. Regards, Thomas The communication purpose is:
Apology
Requesting information
Promotion
Inquiry response
Complaint
Employees are reminded to wear their ID cards at all times inside the building. The sentence is most likely from:
A thank-you card
A request letter
A memo
An invitation
A personal note
Dear Ms. Chloe, We received your payment confirmation. Your order will be shipped within 48 hours. Best regards, Online Store Team This email is a response to:
Complaint
Delivery delay
Payment
Read the message: "Hi Leo, IDK if the report is done yet. Can u send it ASAP? Thx." What does the text primarily contain?
Business vocabulary
Formal structure
Abbreviations and slang
Memo format
Request letter tone
Read the email: "Dear Mr. Harvey, I apologize for not sending the document earlier. I will forward it to you by tomorrow morning. Sincerely, Diana" What is the purpose of the email?
To complain
To apologize
To request information
To confirm delivery
To promote something
Read the description: "An application letter should begin with the applicant’s address and date, followed by the recipient’s address. The opening paragraph explains the reason for writing and where the applicant found the job advertisement. The next paragraphs highlight the applicant’s interest in the job, relevant qualifications, skills, and personal attributes. The letter ends with a closing salutation, signature, and printed name." Which of the following is NOT mentioned as part of the structure?
Stating the reason for writing
Providing the job source
Attaching a complete curriculum vitae inside the letter
Mentioning personal qualities
Writing a closing salutation
Read: "A good CV should be clear, well-organized, and ideally only one or two pages. It includes contact information, a short profile, work experience, education, skills, and optional sections such as awards or trainings." What is the main purpose of a CV according to the text?
To describe one’s entire life history in detail
To present a concise and structured professional profile
To explain why the applicant wants the job
To show the applicant’s creative writing skills
To summarize personality traits narratively
Read: "Solicited application letters are written when applicants already know about an available job opening. Unsolicited letters are written without knowing whether a vacancy exists." Which statement is correct?
Unsolicited letters are written only when companies request them
Solicited letters cannot mention job references
Unsolicited letters are sent without certainty of a vacancy
Both types are used only for internship positions
Solicited letters are always more formal than unsolicited ones
Read: "To arrange a meeting, one may ask for availability or suggest a specific time, such as: 'Would Friday at 5 pm work for you?' Responses may include accepting, offering alternatives, or apologizing for cancellation." Which expression is used to suggest a meeting time?
“That’s fine.”
“How about Monday at 10 am?”
“Unfortunately, I will not be able…”
“Can we meet at 4 pm instead?”
“Thank you. I will see you at lunch.”
Read: "To ask for clarification, one may say: 'What does that mean?' or 'Could you explain more about this?' To express understanding, people may say: 'Alright, it’s now clear.'" Which expression checks the listener’s understanding?
“Could you clarify what you mean?”
“Do you get it?”
“I’m afraid I still don’t follow.”
“Let me explain this.”
“Thanks for clarifying.”
Read: "In negotiations, participants often begin by stating goals. Expressions like 'I’d like to begin with a few words about…' or 'Before we begin, I’d like to take a moment to…' help clarify the meeting’s objectives." What is the function of these expressions?
Stating final agreements
Indicating the meeting’s purpose
Minimizing conflicts
Offering concessions
Closing the negotiation
Read: "During bargaining, negotiators may say: 'We can agree to that if…' or 'That’s not acceptable unless…' These expressions indicate conditional acceptance." These expressions show…
Total refusal
Unconditional acceptance
Acceptance with conditions
Ending the negotiation
Clarifying information
Read: "Presenters commonly end their talk with phrases such as: 'That brings me to the end of my presentation,' followed by a brief recap of key points." The purpose of these expressions is to…
Open the Q&A session
Summarize key points before finishing
Give recommendations
Introduce another speaker
Address audience complaints
Read: "A strong presentation uses clear structure, a solid introduction, signposting, repetition of new information, summarizing, and audience interaction." Which item is NOT mentioned as a presentation tip?
Using clear structure
Offering detailed financial forecasts
Signposting during the talk
Repeating new information
Encouraging audience interaction
Read: “Learners are encouraged to reflect on which sessions they enjoyed, which topics were new, which were easy or difficult, and what skills have improved. Such reflection helps them prepare for exams and future learning.” According to the text, the purpose of self-reflection is…
To decide students’ final grades
To enhance memorization
To understand one’s learning progress
To replace lecturer evaluation
To measure assignment completion
Text: “Students are asked to create a mindmap from modules 1–9 to visualize the structure and main ideas of each topic.” Which is an advantage of using a mindmap?
Eliminating the need to read the modules
Simplifying concepts and showing connections
Replacing all lecture notes
Serving as a mandatory assessment tool
Requiring artistic drawing skills
Read: “Applicants should clearly state why they are interested in the company and position, including alignment with their career goals and values.” This statement functions mainly to…
Demonstrate academic writing skills
Present weaknesses honestly
Show motivation and job fit
Replace the closing paragraph
List previous job experiences
Text: “To cancel a meeting politely, people say: ‘Unfortunately, due to…, I will not be able…’ or ‘I do apologize for cancelling the meeting.’” These expressions are used to…
Force the other party to attend
Express disappointment
Cancel an appointment politely
Renegotiate contract terms
Confirm a previous schedule
Read: “When a proposed time does not work, one may offer alternatives such as: ‘How about next Sunday?’ or ‘Can we meet at 4 pm instead?’.” Why are these expressions used?
To avoid the meeting completely
To show flexibility in scheduling
To refuse cooperation
To change the topic
To confirm the previous agreement
Text: “Presenters may provide contact information or further reading to help the audience explore the topic beyond the presentation.” The purpose is to…
Make the presentation longer
Force the audience to read more
Help the audience deepen their understanding
Reduce the number of questions
End the session abruptly
Read the passage below: “In writing an application letter, applicants are encouraged to highlight not only their formal education but also their relevant skills and professional experience. Employers often look for specific competencies such as communication skills, teamwork, problem-solving ability, and familiarity with industry-related tools or software. In many cases, a candidate with strong practical skills and relevant experience may be considered more favorably than one with only academic achievements. Therefore, applicants should carefully select and describe qualifications that best match the responsibilities listed in the job posting.” Based on the passage, what is the main reason applicants should highlight relevant skills?
Because academic achievements are no longer important
Because skills and experience may outweigh formal education
Because job applications must follow a universal format
Because employers prefer very long descriptions of skills
Because skills are only needed in technical industries
Read: “During professional communication, misunderstandings may arise when technical terms or unfamiliar concepts are used. To ensure smooth communication, employees are encouraged to ask for clarification politely. Phrases such as ‘Could you clarify what you mean by that?’ or ‘I’m not sure I follow—could you explain further?’ help prevent mistakes, especially in situations involving instructions, deadlines, or financial decisions. Clarification is not a sign of incompetence; rather, it reflects responsibility and attention to detail.” What is the key purpose of asking for clarification according to the passage?
To challenge the speaker’s competence
To avoid embarrassment during communication
To promote accurate understanding and prevent errors
To show superiority in professional discussions
To delay the completion of tasks
Read the text: “Effective negotiation is not merely about reaching an immediate agreement but also about establishing a foundation for long-term cooperation. Participants are encouraged to express shared goals such as maintaining a positive partnership and ensuring mutual benefits. Phrases like ‘It is important for both of us that we agree on…’ or ‘Together we want to develop a good relationship…’ are used to reinforce collaboration. By emphasizing shared interests, negotiators can reduce tension, build trust, and create outcomes that are sustainable over time.” According to the text, emphasizing shared goals during negotiation helps…
Ensure both parties focus only on short-term profit
Reduce collaboration and increase competition
Build trust and support long-term cooperation
Speed up the negotiation even if agreement is unclear
Allow one party to dominate the discussion
Read the passage: “In formal presentations, signposting plays an essential role in guiding the audience throughout the content. Signposting refers to using phrases that indicate transitions, such as ‘First, let’s look at…’, ‘Moving on to the next point…’, or ‘To summarize…’. These expressions help listeners follow the structure, especially during presentations that include complex data or multiple sections. Without proper signposting, audiences may become confused, miss important ideas, or misunderstand the speaker’s main argument.” What is the primary function of signposting?
Guide the audience through the presentation’s structure and transitions
Entertain the audience with luxurious visuals
Encourage interaction at the expense of organization
Repeat information to extend the presentation length
Summarize only at the end without indicating other transitions
Read the following passage: “Self-reflection is an essential part of the learning process. Students who regularly evaluate their strengths, weaknesses, and progress are better prepared to plan effective study strategies. For example, a student who realizes that listening skills have improved but writing skills remain weak can allocate more time to writing practice. Reflection also helps students identify which topics require deeper understanding before exams. Overall, self-reflection supports continuous improvement and encourages learners to take responsibility for their academic growth.” According to the passage, the main benefit of self-reflection is…
Helping students copy successful strategies from others
Allowing students to avoid difficult topics
Encouraging learners to take responsibility for their progress
Replacing the need for studying before exams
Making learning easier without any effort
“Employees must submit travel reimbursement forms no later than Friday.” This sentence is likely from:
Complaint
Memo
Personal message
Letter of appreciation
Advertisement
Dear Store Manager, The printer I bought last week stopped working. I would like a replacement. Regards, Ryan The text is a:
Thank-you letter
Complaint
Memo
Promotion
Invitation
Dear Sales Manager, Please send us your product catalog for 2025. This communication is:
Request
Informal chat
Job offer
Complaint
Memo
Subject: Invoice Attached Please check the attached invoice for last month’s order. The attachment mentioned likely includes:
A meeting schedule
A product manual
A billing document
A thank-you letter
A memo template
The phrase “Best regards” is used in:
Informal messages only
Comic text
Formal or semi-formal email closing
Memo header
Document title
