DAILY ASSESSMENT 1 OF ENGLISH LITERATURE XI GRADE

How many people are there in the dialogue?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Where does the dialogue take place?

• In a room

• In the office

• in the bank

• on the telephone

• on the way

What would Mr. Sutisna like to do?

• Would have make an appointment

• Would have meeting

• Would see manager

• just say hello

• call the secretary

Can’t I see “him” on Saturday the fifteenth?

The word “him” refers to….

• Mr. Sutisna

• Secretary

• the manager

• officer

• reader

Who picked up the phone when it rang?

• Secretary

• Receptionist

• Mr. Sutisna

• Manager

• officer

Mr. Frederer: Hello, this is Frederer from the ATP inc. May I talk to Mr. Roger?

Receptionist : … He isn’t available right now.

• Speaking

• I’m sorry

• he isn’t here

• you’ve got a message

• that’s too bad

Receptionist: Good morning, Hayati Hotel. May I help you?

Customer: _______ a room for two people for 3 days from December 20 to the 22.

Receptionist: Would you prefer a king-size bed or two double, sir?

Customer: I'd two double please.

The correct sentence to complete the dialogue is .....

• Do you have available rooms for tomorrow?

• Do you have any rooms with a park view?

• This is Donna Smith speaking. I'd like to book

• I'd like to make a reservation

• What's your full name?

Tour Agent: Sparkly Airlines. How may I help you?

Customer: I'd like to book a round-trip flight for three people from Jakarta to Tokyo on October 10th, returning on the 18th.

Tour Agent: Do you have any preference for what time of a day would you prefer?

Customer: ...........

the correct sentence to complete the dialogue is ......

• How many people will travel?

• Do you want window seat?

• How old are you?

• Is there terminal change?

• We'd like to leave Jakarta at night and leave Tokyo in the morning

Customer: Hello, is this Rendang restaurant?

Staff: You're right, ma'am. How may I help you?

Customer: ____________________________________

Staff: I'm sorry. We're completely booked this evening.

Customer: Do you have any openings for tomorrow?

Staff: Yes, we have tables available for tomorrow afternoon and evening.

The correct sentence to complete the dialogue is ......

• I’d like to make a reservation this evening.

• I’d like to make a reservation this morning

• What time is your restaurant open?

• We’re closed

• Can I reserve?

Receptionist : Good morning Sir, welcome to our hotel.

What can I do for you, Sir?

Guest : …..

• OK, I want to book a double room for 5 days

• I need some beverages

• I want to order some meal for my breakfast

• The room in this hotel are enjoyable

• A bowl of noodles and a cup of hot tea, please