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WorksheetsQuestions about Personal Preferences and Experiences
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Which of the following questions would help you learn more about someone's current place of residence?
What is your favorite movie?
Which town or city do you live in now?
What is your favorite food?
How old are you?
If you want to know about changes in someone's area, which question should you ask?
What are some changes in the area recently?
What is your favorite color?
Do you like sports?
What is your favorite book?
Which question would help you understand whether someone prefers their teachers or fellow students in their course?
Which is more important to you—the teachers or the other students on your course?
What is your favorite subject?
How do you travel to school?
What do you do in your free time?
Suppose you want to know if someone works best in the morning or afternoon. Which question would you ask?
Do you work best in the morning or the afternoon?
What is your favorite time to eat lunch?
How many hours do you work each day?
Do you prefer working alone or in a team?
Which question would be most appropriate to ask if you want to know about someone's favorite room in their home and the reason for it?
What is your favorite room in your home? (Why?)
What is your favorite outdoor activity?
How many rooms are in your house?
Do you prefer living in a city or countryside?
If you want to learn about someone's study habits, which question would be most relevant?
Do you study best in the morning or the afternoon? (Why?)
What is your favorite sport?
How many siblings do you have?
What is your favorite holiday destination?
Which question would help you find out if someone knows any famous people in their area?
Do you know any famous people in your area?
What is your favorite TV show?
How often do you travel?
What is your favorite animal?
If you want to know how someone usually travels to the city where they study, which question should you ask?
How do you usually travel to the city where you study?
What is your favorite mode of transportation?
Do you like traveling?
How far is your school from your home?
Which question would be most suitable to ask if you want to know what someone finds most interesting about their work?
What do you find most interesting about your work? (Why?)
What is your job title?
How long have you been working?
Do you work with many people?
If you want to know whether someone lives in a house or an apartment, which question would you ask?
Do you live in a house or an apartment?
How many people live with you?
What is your favorite place to visit?
Do you have a garden?
Why do people like visiting places with trees or forests?
Because they enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility
Because trees are always found in cities
Because forests are dangerous places
Because there are no other places to visit
Are natural views better than city views?
Yes, many people find natural views more relaxing and refreshing
No, city views are always preferred by everyone
Both are equally disliked by people
Natural views are only better for animals
Do all people need some nature?
Yes, exposure to nature is beneficial for most people
No, people do not need nature at all
Only children need nature
Nature is only important for scientists
Are people hard-wired to protect the environment?
Some research suggests people have an innate tendency to care for nature
People are naturally destructive to the environment
Only government officials protect the environment
People are hard-wired to ignore environmental issues
Which term refers to a large city that is often the capital and has many museums?
suburb / residential area
rural area / countryside
capital city / metropolis
city centre / downtown
What is the English term for "vùng ngoại ô / khu dân cư"?
city centre / downtown
suburb / residential area
outskirts (of the city)
bustling / lively / vibrant
Which area is described as "peaceful and green"?
city centre / downtown
bustling / lively / vibrant
rural area / countryside
polluted / air pollution
If a market is always busy in the morning, which word best describes it?
tranquil
bustling
polluted
congested
Which term would you use to describe an area with heavy traffic during rush hour?
peaceful / tranquil / laid-back
congested / traffic congestion
polluted / air pollution
suburb / residential area
A family wants to raise children in a calm neighborhood. Which description fits best?
bustling / lively / vibrant
polluted / air pollution
peaceful / tranquil / laid-back
city centre / downtown
Which area is most likely to have air pollution as a concern?
rural area / countryside
city centre / downtown
suburb / residential area
outskirts (of the city)
Imagine you live in a quiet place away from the city center. Which term best describes where you live?
capital city / metropolis
suburb / residential area
bustling / lively / vibrant
congested / traffic congestion
If someone says, "My flat is on the outskirts of Hanoi," what does "outskirts" mean in this context?
The very center of the city
The outer edge or area surrounding the city
A rural farming area
A lively marketplace
Which combination of words can be used to describe a place that is calm and relaxing?
bustling / lively / vibrant
polluted / air pollution
peaceful / tranquil / laid-back
congested / traffic congestion
Which term refers to a place with well-developed infrastructure?
An area with advanced facilities
An area with poor transportation
An area with no buildings
An area with limited resources
What is the difference between a detached house and a semi-detached house?
A detached house stands alone, while a semi-detached house shares a wall with another house.
Both are apartments on different floors.
A detached house is always smaller than a semi-detached house.
A semi-detached house is not suitable for families.
If a living room is described as spacious and bright, what does "spacious" mean?
Large and open
Dark and small
Unfurnished
Expensive
Which word best describes a bedroom that is small but very cozy?
Homely
Cramped
Unfurnished
Spacious
What does it mean if an apartment is fully furnished?
It has all the necessary furniture
It has no furniture
It is very expensive
It is located on the top floor
Urban development and expansion refer to which of the following?
Growth and improvement of city areas
Decrease in property prices
Removal of infrastructure
Reduction in population
Renovation and modernization of buildings usually result in:
Old buildings being improved or updated
Buildings being demolished
Property prices decreasing
Less infrastructure
If property prices have increased in the last two years, what does this indicate?
The value of real estate has gone up
There are fewer houses available
Infrastructure is poor
Urban development has stopped
Which factors from the vocabulary list might influence your decision when planning to buy a house?
The age of the owner
Infrastructure, property prices, and whether the house is furnished
Only the color of the house
The number of people in the community
Which term refers to a close-knit community or neighbourhood?
neighbourhood / close-knit community
occupation / profession / career
workload / timetable / schedule
full-time / part-time
What does it mean if someone is described as 'friendly / approachable / hospitable'?
They are easy to get along with and welcoming.
They work part-time.
They have a heavy workload.
They live within walking distance.
Which phrase means to have a good relationship with someone?
get along with someone
move house
occupation
workload
If your university is 'within walking distance', what does that mean?
You can walk to your university from your home.
You have a heavy workload.
You are moving to a new place.
You work part-time.
What does 'move house / move to a new place' mean?
To change your residence to another location.
To work full-time.
To have a sense of belonging.
To be hospitable.
Which phrase describes the feeling of being part of a community?
a sense of belonging
full-time / part-time
occupation / profession / career
move house
What is the meaning of 'occupation / profession / career'?
Job or work someone does.
The distance you walk to university.
The amount of work in a semester.
The feeling of belonging.
If someone works 'part-time', what does that mean?
They work fewer hours than a full-time job.
They live in a close-knit community.
They have a sense of belonging.
They move to a new place.
What does 'workload / timetable / schedule' refer to?
The amount of work or the plan for work/study.
The profession someone chooses.
The distance to university.
The feeling of being hospitable.
(DoK Level 2) How might volunteering contribute to someone's sense of belonging in a community?
By helping them feel included and valued.
By increasing their workload.
By making them move to a new place.
By making them work part-time.
(DoK Level 2) If a student is struggling with a heavy workload this semester, what might they do to manage their schedule better?
Create a timetable to organize tasks.
Move to a new place.
Work full-time.
Get along with someone.
(DoK Level 3) Imagine you are moving to a quieter area. What factors might you consider to ensure you still feel a sense of belonging in your new community?
Participate in local events and get to know your neighbours.
Increase your workload.
Work only part-time.
Avoid making new friends.
(DoK Level 3) How could living within walking distance of your university impact your daily routine and social life?
It could make commuting easier and allow more opportunities to interact with classmates.
It would increase your workload.
It would require you to move house frequently.
It would make you work full-time.
Which term refers to a person you work with on projects?
Colleague / Coworker
Supervisor / Manager
Job Satisfaction
Remote Work
What is the main role of a supervisor or manager?
To collaborate on projects
To give useful feedback
To maintain work-life balance
To submit assignments
Which concept is described as being more important than salary to some people?
Work-life balance
Job satisfaction
Major / Specialization
Library resources
What does 'work-life balance' refer to?
Satisfaction with salary
Balance between work and personal life
Working remotely
Preparing for exams
After COVID, what type of work did many companies adopt?
On-site work
Hybrid work / Remote work
Job satisfaction
Coursework
What does 'major / specialization' mean in a study context?
The main subject or field of study
A type of assignment
Online materials
Work-life balance
Which of the following includes lectures, seminars, and tutorials?
Library resources
Coursework
Types of academic sessions
Job satisfaction
If you have to submit an assignment by Friday, which term best describes this task?
Major / Specialization
Assignment / Coursework / Project
Work-life balance
Supervisor / Manager
What resources are often used for research in academic settings?
Job satisfaction
Library resources / Online materials
Work-life balance
Remote work
What is the process of studying intensively before an exam called?
Revise / Cram / Prepare for exams
Assignment / Coursework
Supervisor / Manager
Major / Specialization
Imagine you are planning your week and want to ensure you have time for both work and personal activities. Which concept from the material would help you strategize this balance?
Job satisfaction
Work-life balance
Assignment / Coursework
Library resources
A company is considering whether to allow employees to work from home or require them to be in the office. What factors should they consider when deciding between remote work and hybrid work models?
Employee job satisfaction, productivity, and company resources
The number of lectures per week
The major or specialization of employees
The amount of library resources available
Which skill is described as having the ability to motivate oneself or maintain discipline?
Team player
Time management
Self-motivated / disciplined
Work under pressure
What is the benefit of good time management according to the material?
It helps you gain hands-on experience.
It reduces stress.
It improves soft skills.
It helps you work under pressure.
Which phrase means to complete tasks by the required time?
Gain hands-on experience
Meet deadlines
Continuous assessment
Extra-curricular activities
Why do employers value team players?
Because they have good organizational skills.
Because they work well in groups.
Because they are self-motivated.
Because they meet deadlines.
If a student joins clubs to improve soft skills, which activity are they participating in?
Continuous assessment
Extra-curricular activities
Time management
Work under pressure
How does continuous assessment differ from a final exam?
It is only for team players.
It is a one-time evaluation.
It involves ongoing evaluation throughout the module.
It is less important than extra-curricular activities.
Which skill or quality would help a student study efficiently?
Team player
Self-motivated / disciplined
Work under pressure
Gain hands-on experience
A student who can perform well even when stressed is demonstrating which useful phrase?
Work under pressure
Meet deadlines
Gain hands-on experience
Continuous assessment
Internships are most likely to help students do which of the following?
Meet deadlines
Gain hands-on experience
Work under pressure
Improve time management
Which of the following is an example of organizational skills?
Managing time effectively
Joining clubs
Working under pressure
Gaining hands-on experience
What does the phrase "Have a chit-chat" mean?
nói chuyện phiếm
giữ liên lạc
phá vỡ sự ngại ngùng
nói chuyện xã giao
Which vocabulary phrase means "giao tiếp trực tiếp"?
Face-to-face interaction
Small talk
Keep in touch
Break the ice
What is the meaning of "Break the ice"?
phá vỡ sự ngại ngùng
nói chuyện phiếm
cuộc trò chuyện chân thành
hỏi thăm, cập nhật cuộc sống
Which phrase would you use to describe maintaining relationships with old friends?
Keep in touch
Break the ice
Small talk
Face-to-face interaction
If you want to help build rapport quickly in a new group, which type of conversation is most useful?
Small talk
Heart-to-heart talk
Catch up with someone
Face-to-face interaction
Which example best illustrates a "heart-to-heart talk"?
Sharing personal feelings with your mom
Asking about the weather with a stranger
Calling old classmates to catch up
Chatting with friends after class
Imagine you are meeting someone for the first time and want to make them feel comfortable. Which vocabulary phrase would you use and why?
Break the ice, because it helps reduce initial awkwardness
Keep in touch, because it maintains relationships
Heart-to-heart talk, because it builds deep trust immediately
Catch up with someone, because it updates you on their life
You are organizing a group project and want everyone to feel included and communicate well. Which two vocabulary phrases from the list would be most important to use, and how would you apply them?
Face-to-face interaction and Small talk; use face-to-face meetings and encourage casual conversation to build rapport
Heart-to-heart talk and Break the ice; have deep conversations and start with icebreakers
Keep in touch and Catch up with someone; send messages and call group members regularly
Have a chit-chat and Small talk; only talk about non-work topics
Which phrase means "to have a strong connection and understanding with someone, allowing for long conversations"?
Be on the same wavelength
Run out of things to say
Lose touch with someone
Strike up a conversation
What does "meaningful exchange" refer to in a conversation?
A conversation with deep significance
A quick word with someone
Chatting away for hours
Running out of things to say
Which term describes the process of forming close relationships through chatting?
Social bonding
Stay in the loop
Social butterfly
Hit it off with someone
If you "strike up a conversation," what are you doing?
Starting a conversation
Ending a conversation
Ignoring someone
Running out of things to say
What does it mean to "hit it off with someone"?
To quickly become close friends
To lose touch with someone
To run out of things to say
To keep the conversation going
How does chatting online help you "stay in the loop"?
By keeping you updated about friends' lives
By making you a social butterfly
By helping you run out of things to say
By losing touch with someone
What is the meaning of "lose touch with someone"?
To stop communicating with someone
To keep the conversation going
To strike up a conversation
To chat away for hours
If you "have a quick word with someone," what are you doing?
Speaking briefly with someone
Chatting away for hours
Running out of things to say
Being a social butterfly
What does "keep the conversation going" mean?
To maintain a conversation without stopping
To lose touch with someone
To run out of things to say
To hit it off with someone
What happens when you "run out of things to say"?
You have nothing left to talk about
You chat away for hours
You strike up a conversation
You stay in the loop
Who is described as a "social butterfly"?
A person who is very sociable and friendly
Someone who loses touch with friends
Someone who runs out of things to say
Someone who keeps the conversation going
What does it mean to "chat away for hours"?
To talk for a long time
To have a quick word with someone
To run out of things to say
To lose touch with someone
Imagine you are waiting in line and you start talking to a stranger. Which phrase best describes this action?
Strike up a conversation
Lose touch with someone
Run out of things to say
Stay in the loop
If you find it difficult to maintain a conversation with new people, which phrase describes your situation?
Keep the conversation going
Hit it off with someone
Be on the same wavelength
Social butterfly
If you and a friend can talk for hours without getting bored, which phrase best describes your relationship?
Be on the same wavelength
Run out of things to say
Lose touch with someone
Have a quick word with someone
Which term refers to a type of house where most people in England live?
Terraced house
Back garden
Dormitory
Bedsit
What is the English word for "Vườn phía sau"?
Back garden
Residential area
Privacy
Reunion
Which word best describes a living room that is bright and has plenty of space?
Spacious
Irregular
Overcrowded
Dormitory
If you live with your parents and "siblings," who are you living with?
Brothers and sisters
Neighbors
Roommates
Friends
What does it mean to "get on well with sb"?
To have a harmonious relationship
To live in a dormitory
To modify something
To value privacy
Which term refers to a place where students live together?
Dormitory
Bedsit
Terraced house
Back garden
What is a "residential area"?
A quiet neighborhood where people live
A crowded city center
A place for family reunions
A small room near a university
Urban areas are often described as which of the following?
Crowded and noisy
Quiet and peaceful
Spacious and bright
Irregular and harmonious
What is a "reunion" typically associated with?
Family gatherings
Bus schedules
Room decoration
City centers
