QUIZ ABOUT OFFERING TO DO SOMETHING

1. 1. How would you offer to help someone with their homework?

• A) “Do you want me to do it for you?”

• • B) “Can I offer you some help with your homework?”

• C) “I’m not interested in helping with homework.”

• D) “I don’t think I can help with your homework.”

• E) “It’s not my responsibility to do your homework.”

2. 2. What is a polite way to offer to carry someone’s bags?

• A) “I’ll carry those bags for you.”

• B) “Let me take those bags for you.”

• C) “You should let me carry your bags.”

• D) “I don’t see why I should help you.”

• E) “If you need help with your bags, let me know.”

3. 3. How can you offer to help someone with a task at work?

• A) “Do you need any help with this?”

• B) “I’ll do it for you.”

• C) “It’s not my job to help you.”

• D) “I’m too busy to assist you.”

• E) “Why don’t you figure it out yourself?”

4. 4. What’s an appropriate way to offer to make someone a cup of coffee?

• A) “Would you like a cup of coffee?”

• B) “I’m making coffee; you can have some if you want.”

• C) “You should have some coffee.”

• D) “I don’t think I’ll make coffee.”

• E) “Why don’t you make your own coffee?”

5. 5. How would you offer to join someone for lunch?

• A) “Can I join you for lunch?”

• B) “You must let me come to lunch with you.”

• C) “I’ll be at lunch; you should come.”

• D) “Lunch isn’t something I’m interested in.”

• E) “I don’t think we should have lunch together.”

6. 6. What’s a good way to offer to pick up someone from the airport?

• A) “I’m available to pick you up from the airport.”

• B) “You should find another way to get to the airport.”

• C) “I’m not interested in picking you up.”

• D) “Why don’t you take a taxi?”

• E) “I’ll think about picking you up.”

7. 7. How can you offer to help someone clean up after a party?

• • A) “Let me help you clean up.”

• B) “You should clean up yourself.”

• C) “I’m not doing any cleaning.”

• D) “I don’t think it’s my job to help.”

• E) “You can clean up on your own.”

8. 8. What’s a polite way to offer to assist with someone’s presentation?

• A) “Would you like me to review your presentation?”

• B) “I’ll handle your presentation for you.”

• • C) “I don’t have time to help with presentations.”

• D) “You should work on it alone.”

• E) “Why don’t you ask someone else for help?”

9. 9. How can you offer to drive someone to an event?

• • A) “I can drive you to the event if you need.”

• B) “You should find your own way to the event.”

• • C) “It’s not my problem to get you there.”

• D) “I’m too busy to drive you.”

• E) “You can take public transportation.”

10. 10. What’s a friendly way to offer to help someone move furniture?

• A) “I’d be happy to help you move your furniture.”

• B) “You should get professional movers.”

• C) “I don’t want to help with moving furniture.”

• D) “Moving furniture isn’t something I can do.”

• E) “You can manage without my help.”