Asessment Formatif Kelas XI ATPH 1 dan 2 BHS INGGRIS

What is the main purpose of a formal introduction?

• To make a new friend

• To create a professional or respectful first impression

• To share personal stories

• To greet a family member

Which phrase is appropriate for a formal introduction?

• Hi, how's it going?

• Nice to meet you, Mr. Smith.

• Hey, what's up?

• Yo, dude, this is my friend.

Which of the following situations would require a formal introduction?

• Introducing your brother to your best friend

• Introducing a new employee to the company CEO

• Introducing a classmate to a study group

• Introducing your neighbor to your dog

When introducing two people in a formal setting, you should generally introduce:

• The person with higher status to the person with lower status.

• The person with lower status to the person with higher status.

• The younger person to the older person.

• Both people at the same time.

Which of these is an example of an informal introduction?

• May I present Dr. Eleanor Vance.

• It's a pleasure to meet you, Ambassador Jones.

• This is my friend, Sarah.

• I would like to introduce you to my colleague.

In an informal introduction, what is a common way to ask about someone's well-being?

• How do you do?

• How are you doing today?

• What's up?

• I hope you are well.

Which of the following phrases is most suitable for an informal setting?

• It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance.

• Nice to meet you.

• Greetings and salutations.

• I am pleased to have met you.

When introducing yourself in a formal setting, you should typically use your:

• First name only.

• Last name only.

• Full name.

• Nickname.

What is a key difference between a formal and informal introduction?

• Formal introductions use more slang.

• Informal introductions are always longer.

• Formal introductions are more structured and respectful.

• Informal introductions are used only with strangers.

What is a common mistake when making an introduction?

• Making eye contact

• Forgetting someone's name

• Using a firm handshake

• Smiling