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A Receptionist´s Best Friend Version en ligne Read the excerpt from a blog. Then, choose the correct answers. par Jennifer Garzón 1 What is the writer's intention with the text? a To tell receptionist how to make best friends. b To teach how to sign in visitors. c To give some tips for visitors to offices. d To help receptionists and their companies to create the best impression. 2 What can a receptionist do to make guests feel welcomed? a Greet them with a friendly “How may I help you?” b Explain your title. c Give them a visitor’s passes. d Teach them how to sign in. 3 Which of the following questions is appropriate for a small talk? a What’s your name? b Would you like a cup of coffee? c Take a seat please. d How was your trip? 4 What is true about receptionists? a They are the first to see visitors b They must carry visitor´s passes c They introduce visitors to other employees d They should wait for visitors to make small talk 5 Which of the following is NOT a tip discussed in the text a Smile at the visitors when they first arrive b Tell the visitor your title c Avoid asking visitors questions d Help the guest sign in 6 What is the purpose of the text a To tell receptionists how to make new friends b To teach employees how to sign in guests c To give advice for handling visitors d To provide tips for visitors to offices 7 Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Before say “It’s nice to meet you” or “ Please to meet you”, you must introduce yourself. a True b False 8 Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Smiling is important to seem friendly. a True b False 9 Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: It’s impolite to offer a drink. a True b False 10 Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Talking about religion is an example of a “Small Talk”. a True b False 11 Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: You always have to give a Visitor’s pass to a guest. a True b False

A Receptionist´s Best Friend Version en ligne

Read the excerpt from a blog. Then, choose the correct answers.

par Jennifer Garzón

What is the writer's intention with the text?

To tell receptionist how to make best friends.

To teach how to sign in visitors.

To give some tips for visitors to offices.

To help receptionists and their companies to create the best impression.

What can a receptionist do to make guests feel welcomed?

Greet them with a friendly “How may I help you?”

Explain your title.

Give them a visitor’s passes.

Teach them how to sign in.

Which of the following questions is appropriate for a small talk?

What’s your name?

Would you like a cup of coffee?

Take a seat please.

How was your trip?

What is true about receptionists?

They are the first to see visitors

They must carry visitor´s passes

They introduce visitors to other employees

They should wait for visitors to make small talk

Which of the following is NOT a tip discussed in the text

Smile at the visitors when they first arrive

Tell the visitor your title

Avoid asking visitors questions

Help the guest sign in

What is the purpose of the text

To tell receptionists how to make new friends

To teach employees how to sign in guests

To give advice for handling visitors

To provide tips for visitors to offices

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Before say “It’s nice to meet you” or “ Please to meet you”, you must introduce yourself.

True

False

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Smiling is important to seem friendly.

True

False

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: It’s impolite to offer a drink.

True

False

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Talking about religion is an example of a “Small Talk”.

True

False

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: You always have to give a Visitor’s pass to a guest.

True

False

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A Receptionist´s Best Friend Version en ligne

par Jennifer Garzón

What is the writer's intention with the text?

What can a receptionist do to make guests feel welcomed?

Which of the following questions is appropriate for a small talk?

What is true about receptionists?

Which of the following is NOT a tip discussed in the text

What is the purpose of the text

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Before say “It’s nice to meet you” or “ Please to meet you”, you must introduce yourself.

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Smiling is important to seem friendly.

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: It’s impolite to offer a drink.

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: Talking about religion is an example of a “Small Talk”.

Read the sentences and decide if the information is true or false: You always have to give a Visitor’s pass to a guest.