E3F Unit 5 Func Review Version A

It is 9:00 am. You are addressing a manager who is a man.

• Good afternoon, sir.

• Good morning, ma’am.

• Good morning, sir.

• How’s it going?

It is 2:30 p.m. Waleed is addressing a customer who is a woman. What should he say?

• What’s up?

• Good afternoon, ma’am.

• Good evening, sir.

• Good afternoon, sir.

Ibrahim wants to offer his co-worker some help with his work.

• Can I help you?

• Did he help you?

• Will you help me?

• Can you help me?

You are taking a test in room F-002, but you can’t remember where it is. You need to ask someone for directions.

• May I help you?

• Can I get some help for you?

• Can you help me?

• Can I help you?

You see a new trainee in the ITC who looks lost. You want to offer to help him find his way.

• I’m lost. Can you help me?

• You look lost. Can I help you?

• You look lost. Please help me.

• You look lost. Can you help me?

Which of these sentences asks for cooperation?

• Can you do my work for me?

• I answered this question by myself.

• Can you answer this question for me?

• Let’s work together to find the answer to this question.

You are a supervisor. You need to ask Hamad and Ali to cooperate to finish the project. What should you say?

• Thank you for cooperating with Ali to finish the project.

• Hamad, can you collaborate with Ali to finish the project?

• Hamad, can you cooperate with me to finish the project?

• Ali, I need you to collaborate with me to finish the project.

To verify your co-worker’s badge number, what can you say?

• You don’t have a badge number.

• My badge number is 1234567.

• Your badge number is 1234567, right?

• Where is your ID?

A: You work in RT, _____?

B: Yes, I do.

• wrong

• do

• right

• verify

Ahmed: Can you verify that you work at RT refinery?

Bashir: _____.

• I work from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• RT is an abbreviation for Ras Tanura

• Yes, that’s correct

• No, it isn’t