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Froggy Jumps

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awas basah

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rahfiza alikha syakinah

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Froggy Jumps ask and giving informationVersion en ligne awas basah par rahfiza alikha syakinah 1 I ________ if you could help me find the manager's office a Wonder b Give c Ask 2 ________ me, what time does the next train leave? a Show b Bring c Tell 3 ________ the data, we save 20% more water by using a shower than a bathtub a Based on b Looking c Using 4 Thank you for the ________. It is very helpful for my research. a News b Information c Detail 5 ________ you please explain how this machine works? a Should b Could c Much 6 You are at school and want to ask your teacher about the deadline for a project. What is the most polite way to ask? a Hey, tell me when the project is due! b When is the project deadline? c Could you please tell me when the project is due? 7 Your friend asks: "How can we save water at home?" Which is the correct "Giving Information" response? a We can fix leaking taps and use a bucket for washing. b I don't really like water. c Why do you ask me that? 8 Which of the following is a formal way to ask for information? a Tell me the library's location. b Where is the library, man? c I wonder if you could tell me where the library is. 9 When someone asks you for information you don't have, what is the best way to respond politely? a I don't know, ask someone else b I am sorry, I don't have that information right now c Why are you asking me? 10 "The forest absorbs carbon dioxide from the air." This sentence is an example of... a Asking for information b Giving information c Giving a command 11 Complete the dialogue: "Excuse me, ________ tell me the way to the water plant" a can you b will you c do you 12 Which sentence is NOT asking for information? a Can you show me the map? b Do you know the answer? c Please open the door 13 If you want to know about air pollution levels in your city, what is the best question to ask an expert? a Is the air dirty today? b Could you provide the latest data on air pollution levels? c Why is the air so bad? 14 A: "Do you know how to reduce plastic waste?" B: "________" a Yes, I do. b Sure, one way is to use reusable bags instead of plastic ones. c I hate plastic 15 Why do we use "Could you..." or "Would you..." when asking for information? a To make the sentence more polite and formal. b To make the sentence shorter c Because it is easier to say

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ask and giving informationVersion en ligne

par rahfiza alikha syakinah

I ________ if you could help me find the manager's office

________ me, what time does the next train leave?

________ the data, we save 20% more water by using a shower than a bathtub

Thank you for the ________. It is very helpful for my research.

________ you please explain how this machine works?

You are at school and want to ask your teacher about the deadline for a project. What is the most polite way to ask?

Your friend asks: "How can we save water at home?" Which is the correct "Giving Information" response?

Which of the following is a formal way to ask for information?

When someone asks you for information you don't have, what is the best way to respond politely?

"The forest absorbs carbon dioxide from the air." This sentence is an example of...

Complete the dialogue: "Excuse me, ________ tell me the way to the water plant"

Which sentence is NOT asking for information?

If you want to know about air pollution levels in your city, what is the best question to ask an expert?

A: "Do you know how to reduce plastic waste?" B: "________"

Why do we use "Could you..." or "Would you..." when asking for information?