B101: Lesson 1: Introducing Yourself to Colleagues and Your Manager.

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B101: Lesson 1: Introducing Yourself to Colleagues and Your Manager.


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 1: Introducing Yourself to Colleagues and Your Manager.Version en ligne Common workplace terms par The Royal Visions 1 To tell someone your name when you meet them for the first time. a Introduce b Call c Greet 2 A person you work with at the same company. a Client b Family c Colleague 3 The specific job or position you have (e.g., Sales Assistant). a Office b Desk c Role 4 A polite physical gesture used when meeting someone in business. a Hug b Handshake c Wave 5 A specific section of a company (e.g., IT, HR, Marketing). a Floor b Building c Department 6 The person who leads or directs the team; the boss. a Worker b Intern c Manager 7 To say "Hello" or "Good morning" to someone. a Tell b Ask c Greet 8 Behaving in a correct, serious, and polite way for work. a Lazy b Funny c Professional 9 A person or business who buys services or products from your company. a Client b Manager c Staff 10 A formal word for the business organization you work for. a Market b Company c House 11 To greet a new person in a warm and friendly way when they arrive. a Leave b Push c Welcome 12 A small paper rectangle with your name, job title, and contact details. a Business card b Credit card c Menu 13 A group of colleagues who work closely together to finish a project. a Family b Crowd c Team 14 A word used to say you are happy to meet someone (e.g., "It is a ____ to meet you"). a Problem b Pleasure c Danger 15 The building or room where people sit at desks and do their business work. a Store b Office c Factory 16 The formal name of your job position (e.g., Director, Assistant). a Title b Salary c Hobby 17 An informal, common word used to describe your manager. a Boss b Client c Supplier 18 To see and speak to someone face-to-face. a Write b Meet c Email 19 The day you begin working at a new company. a Last day b Weekend c First day 20 A person or company that provides goods or materials to your business. a Boss b Customer c Supplier

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B101: Lesson 1: Introducing Yourself to Colleagues and Your Manager.Version en ligne

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To tell someone your name when you meet them for the first time.

A person you work with at the same company.

The specific job or position you have (e.g., Sales Assistant).

A polite physical gesture used when meeting someone in business.

A specific section of a company (e.g., IT, HR, Marketing).

The person who leads or directs the team; the boss.

To say "Hello" or "Good morning" to someone.

Behaving in a correct, serious, and polite way for work.

A person or business who buys services or products from your company.

A formal word for the business organization you work for.

To greet a new person in a warm and friendly way when they arrive.

A small paper rectangle with your name, job title, and contact details.

A group of colleagues who work closely together to finish a project.

A word used to say you are happy to meet someone (e.g., "It is a ____ to meet you").

The building or room where people sit at desks and do their business work.

The formal name of your job position (e.g., Director, Assistant).

An informal, common word used to describe your manager.

To see and speak to someone face-to-face.

The day you begin working at a new company.

A person or company that provides goods or materials to your business.