Nói 4/Nói - Tiếng Anh 4 - EN31 (79)
The sentence “Why are you working so hard at the moment?” uses ……………….. because it is a ……………….. .
A. the high rising tune/Wh-question
B. the low rising tune/Wh-question
C. the high falling tune/ Wh-question (⇘ )
D. the low falling tune/ Wh-question
Choose ONE of the following sentences as a negative Wh-question.
A. Does telemarketing directly involve promoting and selling over the phone?
B. Won’t we get a certificate when the course finishes?
C. Why don't we plug their tools with radio spots at sporting events?
D. How many sponsor companies attended the meeting?
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
What do you say to state the purpose of the call?
A. The reason I’m calling is about your advert on Sunday.
B. I’m phoning about your adverts on Sunday.
C. Listen, just a quick word.
D. The reason I’m calling is about your advert on Sunday and I’m phoning about your adverts on Sunday.
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
Your colleague suggests an idea. You don’t like the idea, you say:
A. You’re crazy, aren’t you?
B. What? Can you repeat?
C. I don’t think that’s a good idea.
D. I see if I can help.
‘I think we should send out a questionaire’. You want to express:
A. Obligation
B. Strong disagreement
C. Strong agreement
D. Suggestion
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
You want to clarify the information.
A. Hold on, please.
B. Explain ‘trial period’ right now. I need to know.
C. What exactly do you mean by ‘trial period’?
D. ‘trial period is not suitable for this product.
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
You are the chairman in a meeting. What do you say to summarize the meeting before it is over?
A. OK, let me just recap on what we’ve decided so far.
B. Right, let’s begin now.
C. Well, let’s move on to the next issue.
D. OK, let’s stop here and continue after break.
Which of the following is not used to deal with interruptions?
A. Just a moment
B. I’d like to talk more and more…
C. Hold on. Can I just finish the point?
D. Let Stephen finish please…
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
‘Can I speak to Mr. Howard, please’. You are a receptionist, how do you reply?
A. Mr. Howard doesn’t want to see you. He is busy.
B. Hold the line, please. I’ll put you through.
C. Stop talking and go back after 4 p.m.
D. Why don’t you hang up and call later?
What technique does the presenter use to get his audience’s attention?
Did you know that a typical car is only moving for 3% of the time and the rest of the time, it is parked and not being used?
A. Offer an amazing fact
B. Use a quotation
C. Tell a personal story
D. Ask a question
Choose the best answer to fill in blanks:
‘………….we change our pricing policy’
‘Could you explain……………..?
A.
I suggest/ in more detail
B.
I suggest/ preposition
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
You are a designer. How do you say to make concessions when the company asks you to finish in 2 weeks?
A. If I have to finish in 2 weeks, will I get some money in advance.
B. I’d prefer to finish in a month.
C. That sounds reasonable. I’ll try.
D. I can’t finish it. You should find another designer.
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
You want to end a conversation, you say:
A. I think that’s everything. Thank you. Good bye!
B. Why do you keep talking? I want to stop.
C. Hold on for a moment.
D. I’ll put you through one of my secretary.
What technique does the presenter use to get his audience’s attention?
As someone once said, ‘Look after the pennies and the poinds will look after themselves’
A. Ask a question
B. Use a quotation
C. Offer an amazing fact
D. Tell a personal story
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
What do you say if you want to ask about the location of the headquarters of your friend’s company?
A. Where do you export to?
B. Where is your head office located?
C. Where do you work?
D. Where are your materials from?
Choose the best answer for the following situation :
You want to refer to the audience’s knowledge.
A. Let’s start with the background.
B. As you know, we’re one of the top five leading companies in telecommunication.
C. As you can see from the chart, we’ve expanded very fast.
D. Hello everyone. Welcome to my presentation today.
Choose the best response for the following statement :
This is Tom Sanders.
A. What?
B. Sorry?
C. Who are you?
D. Repeat please
The word “hadn’t” in the sentence “Peter hadn’t played tennis at Wimbledon until 2010 when he first played there.” is pronounced ……………….. .
A. loudly
B. with a strong form
C. clearly
D. with a weak form
Choose the best response for the following situation :
Hello Julie. Nice to see you again.
A. I work for Softel. We’re in telecommunications.
B. Really? That’s great. Congratulations!
C. Thanks. I’ll give you mine.
D. Hi Tom. How are you?
Choose the best answer: “d” in the sentence “The first car company’d started in Germany before the time Henry Ford designed theModel T in the United State in 1908.” is the ……………….. form for “had” in the past perfect tense.
A. extract
B. contract
C. contraction
D. contracted
