O-Net Test

First name - Last name

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• ม.3/1
• 3/2
• 3/3
• 3/4

Situation: In the cafeteria Anna: What do you want to do today? Peter: 1 Anna: What’s that? Peter: 2 to people you don’t know very well. It’s good for networking and social events. Anna: 3. It must help fill up silences and make the situation more comfortable. Peter: It does. You can talk about the weather, news, sport, movies - anything not too serious.

• I’d do it again

• I’d like to practice small talk

• I’d rather keep quiet

• I’d better speak faster

Situation: In the cafeteria Anna: What do you want to do today? Peter: 1 Anna: What’s that? Peter: 2 to people you don’t know very well. It’s good for networking and social events. Anna: 3 . It must help fill up silences and make the situation more comfortable. Peter: It does. You can talk about the weather, news, sport, movies - anything not too serious.

• It’s a story told

• It’s a speech given

• It’s a way of listening

• It’s a skill for talking

Situation: In the cafeteria Anna: What do you want to do today? Peter: 1 Anna: What’s that? Peter: 2 to people you don’t know very well. It’s good for networking and social events. Anna: 3. It must help fill up silences and make the situation more comfortable. Peter: It does. You can talk about the weather, news, sport, movies - anything not too serious.

• That is skillful

• That is the real deal

• That could be useful

• That avoids the problem

Situation: At school Sadia: Are you ready to do the quiz? Tony: 4 ! Sadia: Have you studied the differences between British English and American English? Tony: Yes -- pronunciation, spelling, and vocabulary. 5 , right? Sadia: What about grammar? There are differences in that too. Tony: 6 ! Sadia: It’s true. You’d better study that also

• Normally

• Definitely

• Similarly

• Regularly

Situation: At school Sadia: Are you ready to do the quiz? Tony: 4 ! Sadia: Have you studied the differences between British English and American English? Tony: Yes -- pronunciation, spelling, and vocabulary. 5 , right? Sadia: What about grammar? There are differences in that too. Tony: 6 ! Sadia: It’s true. You’d better study that also

• That’s all

• That’s real

• That’s possible

• That’s nothing

Situation : At school Sadia : Are you ready to do the quiz ? Tony : 4 ! Sadia : Have you studied the differences between British English and American English ? Tony : Yes -- pronunciation, spelling, and vocabulary. 5 , right ? Sadia : What about grammar ? There are differences in that too. Tony : 6 ! Sadia : It’s true. You’d better study that also

• Watch out

• It’s nowhere near

• Hang on in there

• That’s unbelievable

Situation: In the common room Henry: 7 ? Drews: Oh! They couldn’t be better. I got a raise! Henry: 8 . Drews: What about you? Henry: 9 . I just got fired.

• How bad can it be

• How are things going

• How do you do it

• How good is this one

Situation: In the common room Henry: 7 ? Drews: Oh! They couldn’t be better. I got a raise! Henry: 8 . Drews: What about you? Henry: 9 . I just got fired.

• That’s great

• Get well soon

• See you later

• Sorry to hear that