8年级 - 问候

Order the words/phrases in the order you heard them.

• hi/hello (informal)

• early/morning; good morning

• hello (formal/polite/honorific)

What is the English definition of the Chinese word you heard?

Choose the correct English translations for each question mentioned in the audio recording.

• Good morning fellow students/class.

• Question 2

• Hello Teacher Kim

• Question 1

• Sorry I'm late.

• Question 3

• Thank you; thanks; to thank

• Question 4

What is the most suitable response to... (listen to the audio text)

• please stand up

• not good/well/fine

• I'm (very) good/well/fine.

• don't mention it; you're welcome

Choose the right word/expression for each drop down by referring to the audio text. There are ONLY 4 correct answers.

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ ​ ​ ​

• don't mention it/you're welcome
• I'm not good/well/fine.
• Good morning Teacher Wang!
• Goodbye/bye/see you again
• classmates; fellow students
• please sit
• quiet/silence
• stand up

What does this mean in English? Listen to the audio.

When would someone say this? Listen to the audio text.

• When someone has made a good choice and you want to compliment them.

• When they want someone else to sit down.

• When they would like someone or others to be quiet.

• When they want someone to stand up.

Complete the story based on the Chinese words and expressions mentioned in the audio text.

​ (a)   began the lesson and said​ (b)   . ​She said (c)   . The students responded by saying ​ (d)   . After the greeting, students were asked to​ (e)   .

• Teacher Kim
• "hello fellow students/class"
• "good morning Teacher Kim"
• stand up
• (please) sit down
• Teacher Wang
• very good 
• not good
• that's alright/ok

Fill in the blanks based on the audio file. Use the word bank provided to complete your answer.

(a)   greeted the students outside D203. Once everyone appeared settled, she said ​ (b)   .

• very good
• not good
• quiet/silence
• Teacher Wang
• "please enter"
• Teacher Kim
• The teacher

When would you say this?

• When you want to get the attention of your classmates and peers.

• When someone asks how well I am.

• When someone accidentally bumped into me and said sorry.

• When you want to thank someone for their generosity and/or gift.