Understanding Requests and Responses

The video tutorial covers various scenarios where individuals respond to different situations. Sarah is advised on her driving speed, Sue is reassured about her nervousness, and assistance is sought for moving a piano. A security guard's suspicion leads to a bag check, while Tom is asked to run errands. Personal questions from a stranger are addressed, John expresses his love for Marianne, and Helen is advised on managing delays. Each scenario highlights different interpersonal interactions and decision-making processes.

What did the narrator ask Sarah to do when she was driving too fast?

• Stop the car

• Slow down

• Speed up

• Take a different route

How did the narrator reassure Sue when she was nervous?

• Told her to call a friend

• Told her to take deep breaths

• Told her not to worry

• Told her to relax

What assistance did the narrator request from Tom regarding the piano?

• To let him do it alone

• To give him a hand

• To call a moving company

• To find another helper

What did the security guard ask the narrator to do?

• Leave the premises

• Show identification

• Open his bag

• Call the police

What did the narrator ask Tom to bring from the shop?

• A newspaper

• Groceries

• A drink

• A magazine

How did the narrator respond to personal questions from a man?

• Told him to mind his own business

• Answered politely

• Asked him to leave

• Ignored him

What did John ask Marianne?

• To be his friend

• To marry him

• To go on a date

• To move in together

What was John's request to Marianne regarding their relationship?

• To never let him down

• To always be honest

• To travel with him

• To support his career

What advice did the narrator give Helen about waiting?

• To leave without him

• To call if delayed

• Not to wait if he was late

• To wait patiently

What did the narrator tell Helen not to feel?

• Angry

• Disappointed

• Sad

• Confused