The place in a hotel or office building where people go when they first arrive is called:
Reception
The new hospital was ready for the _________ of its first patients.
reception
receive
come
welcome you
The president gave a___________ for the visiting heads of state.
reception
When you initially approach the receptionist, what should you do?
Greet her / him (Good morning / Good afternoon / Good evening / Good day / Hello).
Which of these is a common way to ask someone how they’re doing?
What’s up?
All are correct!
How was your day?
How’s it going?
Which of these is a common way to respond when someone asks how you’re doing?
Pretty good, thanks for asking.
I don't want to talk to you at the moment.
None of your business
Thank you very much!
Which of these is a formal way to greet someone?
What’s up?
Hey!
Hi there!
Good morning.
Which of these is an informal way to greet someone?
How do you do?
Yo!
Good evening.
Nice to meet you.
Which of these is a formal way to say goodbye to someone?
See ya!
Goodbye.
Catch you later.
Later!
Which of these is an informal way to say goodbye to someone?
So long.
Farewell.
Bye!
Take care.
I can make words and pictures appear on paper, but I don’t use a pen or a brush. What am I?
A printer
I’m a blank canvas for your ideas, but I’m not made of paper. You can write on me and erase me again and again. What am I?
A whiteboard
I have a screen and many channels, but I’m not a computer. You can watch me for hours, but I never get tired. What am I?
TV
I can make copies of anything you put on my glass, but I’m not a camera. I can print in black and white or color, but I’m not a printer. What am I?
A photocopier
I can make a hot drink in seconds, but I’m not a kettle. I use beans and water to create a delicious brew, but I’m not a chef. What am I?
A coffee machine
Which of these is a synonym for “co-worker”?
stranger
enemy
colleague
opponent
