Savannakhet
1.What is the Paragraph?
A. The paragraph is a group of sentences about a topic.
B. The paragraph is a group of paragraph about a topic.
C. The paragraph is a group of supporting sentences about a topic.
D. The paragraph is a group of concluding sentences about a topic.
A. The paragraph is a group of sentences about a topic.
What is structure of simple present?
A. Subject+ past verb+……………..
B. Subject+ indefinite verb+……………..
C. Subject+ past participle verb+……………..
D. Subject+ have/has+ past participle verb+……………..
B. Subject+ indefinite verb+……………..
What is speaking?
A. The delivery of the language through the mouth.
B. talking to someone
C. Creating the voice
D. Chatting with someone.
A. The delivery of the language through the mouth.
What another way of saying or correct for (studying abroad can be exciting, it can be difficult too).
A. Being student in your own country is easy.
B. There are always problems being student in another country.
C. There are good and bad things about being a student in another country
C. There are good and bad things about being a student in another country
How many percent of a survey over 10,000 couples were asked they first met at school or university?
A. 22%
B. 21%
C. 15%
D. 14%
C. 15%
What is Business English?
A. It’s is the type of English used in business contexts, such as trade, commerce, finance and online shopping.
B. Business teaches you the vocabularies that you would use in business and the working world.
C. Business English is a specialized part of English that targets the language that use in the world of business.
D. All above correct
D. All above correct
Which sentence is a good topic sentence?
A. Smoking is bad.
B. Smoking advertisements are a harmful influence on children.
C. Insect is benefit.
D. I want to describe the house.
B. Smoking advertisements are a harmful influence on children.
How many steps are there in opening a presentation? What are they?
A. There are two steps
B. There are three steps
C. P There are four steps
D. There are five steps
C. There are four steps
They are welcoming audience, introducing yourself, say what the topic is, explain why audience interested.
What does SMART stand for?
A. Specify, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timed.
B. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timed.
C. Specifically, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timed.
D. Specify, Measurable, approach, Relevant, Timed.
B. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timed.
Which sentence tells comparison?
A. Almost anyone can get a good grade if they follow these instructions.
B. I believe that students should not own credit cards.
C. My dog, Sparky, is my best friend.
D. Owls are different from hawks in several significant ways.
D. Owls are different from hawks in several significant ways.
Which sentence is correct?
A. George likes work in a team, but he doesn’t like doing routine activities.
B. George likes working in a team, but he doesn’t like doing routine activities.
C. George likes working in a team, but he don’t like doing routine activities.
D. George like working in a team, but he doesn’t like doing routine activities.
B. George likes working in a team, but he doesn’t like doing routine activities.
Which phrase do you use to say when you are the first meet?
A. Nice to meet you.
B. How do you do?
C. Where are you from?
D. Hello, Sabaidee.
D. Hello, Sabaidee.
What is “WHO” stand for?
A. Where House’s Oshawa?
B. World Health Organization.
C. Why he ok?
D.Where he of work?
B. World Health Organization.
What is negotiation?
A. When people have different of view and want different things.
B. When people don’t want the agreement.
C. When people don’t want achieve the goals.
D. When people don’t want to buy goods.
A. When people have different of view and want different things.
When is the best time to give a detail meeting agenda to your participant?
A. One week in advance.
B. Two days in advance.
C. At the beginning of your meeting.
D. In enough time so that participants have enough time to prepare for the meeting, but not less than 2 days
D. In enough time so that participants have enough time to prepare for the meeting, but not less than 2 days