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Office English EssentialsVersion en ligne Basic office communication quiz par Cebin Alex Panicker 1 Which phrase is best to start a formal email greeting to a colleague you don’t know well? a Yo! b Dear Sir/Madam, c Hi there! d What's up? 2 Choose the appropriate phrase to confirm a meeting time: a Meet me later. b Can we meet at 2:00 PM tomorrow? c You free now? d We’ll talk soon. 3 Which sentence is most polite when requesting a document? a Send the thing soon. b Give me the report now. c Could you please send the report by Friday? d Send me that file ASAP. 4 What is a concise way to introduce yourself in a new email? a Hello, I’m [Name], from [Department]. b Hey, I’m new here. c I am the boss of this place. d I don’t know you, but listen. 5 Which phrase is appropriate for asking someone to speak more slowly? a Explain it now. b Speak up! I don’t understand. c Could you please speak a bit more slowly? d Talk faster, please. 6 How do you politely interrupt a colleague in a meeting? a Listen, listen, listen. b Shut up, I have something to say. c Wait your turn. d Sorry to interrupt, but could I add something? 7 Which phrase best closes a professional conversation? a See you later when I’m free. b Thank you for your time. c Bye! d Get back to me soon. 8 What’s a good way to introduce a task you’re assigning? a Figure it out yourself. b Could you please take the lead on this task? c I don’t want to do it. d Do it now, thanks. 9 Which option is appropriate for asking for clarification in an email? a Ignore it and proceed. b Figure it out yourself. c I’ll guess and proceed. d Could you clarify what you mean by “deadline”? 10 Which phrase is suitable for thanking a team after a successful project? a That was easy, anyone could do it. b Thanks everyone for your hard work on this project. c Great job, team. Now let’s move on. d We’re done, so bye. 11 What is a clear way to confirm meeting details in a Deaf-friendly office? a Tell only the organizer verbally. b Assume everyone will read your mind. c Send a written summary with date, time, and location. d Rely on memory of attendees. 12 Which is best to start an email for a professional Deaf colleague? a Dear [Name], I hope you are well. b Hey there! c To whom it may concern, kiss. d Hi, what’s up? 13 If a video conference is needed, what should you do first? a Check if captions or sign language interpretation are available. b Ask everyone to mime their points. c Ignore accessibility and proceed. d Only use audio without alerts. 14 Which phrase best facilitates quick written communication in a team chat? a Do it now. b Stop asking questions. c Please indicate your availability for a quick update. d IDK, figure it out. 15 When attending a meeting, how can you ensure understanding? a Speak over others to stay active. b Only use voice notes. c Ask for a brief written recap of decisions. d Speak louder to be heard. 16 What is a good practice after a phone call in a Deaf-friendly office? a Summarize action items in writing. b Wait for someone to remind you later. c Ignore it and move on. d Record the call for later transcription. 17 Which tool supports effective Deaf communication in teams? a Real-time captioning or sign language interpreters. b Emails after a week. c Only text messages. d Voice-only conference calls. 18 What is an appropriate response to a request in a chat thread? a Speak aloud so others hear. b Post a vague there-you-go. c Provide a clear, concise written reply. d Ignore and hope it’s obvious. 19 Which option improves meeting inclusivity for Deaf participants? a Only discuss orally during the meeting. b Skip the agenda to save time. c Share an agenda in advance with expected decisions. d Turn off captions to save bandwidth. 20 What is a respectful way to handle miscommunication? a Blame the other person. b Ask for clarification in writing and restate understanding. c Move on without confirming. d Ignore and proceed.

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Office English EssentialsVersion en ligne

par Cebin Alex Panicker

Which phrase is best to start a formal email greeting to a colleague you don’t know well?

Choose the appropriate phrase to confirm a meeting time:

Which sentence is most polite when requesting a document?

What is a concise way to introduce yourself in a new email?

Which phrase is appropriate for asking someone to speak more slowly?

How do you politely interrupt a colleague in a meeting?

Which phrase best closes a professional conversation?

What’s a good way to introduce a task you’re assigning?

Which option is appropriate for asking for clarification in an email?

Which phrase is suitable for thanking a team after a successful project?

What is a clear way to confirm meeting details in a Deaf-friendly office?

Which is best to start an email for a professional Deaf colleague?

If a video conference is needed, what should you do first?

Which phrase best facilitates quick written communication in a team chat?

When attending a meeting, how can you ensure understanding?

What is a good practice after a phone call in a Deaf-friendly office?

Which tool supports effective Deaf communication in teams?

What is an appropriate response to a request in a chat thread?

Which option improves meeting inclusivity for Deaf participants?

What is a respectful way to handle miscommunication?