Business English Training — Day 3 Assessment
25 Multiple-Choice Questions Instructions: Choose the BEST answer (A, B, C or D) for each question. There is exactly one correct answer per question.
:Module 1 Business Dining Etiquette (商务用餐礼仪)
Q2:What does the word cutlery mean in a business dining context?
A.A set of tableware such as a knife, fork and spoon
B.The polite way to behave at the table
C.A type of informal clothing
D.The order of dishes in a meal
Q3:At a formal business dinner, when should you begin eating?
A.As soon as your own food is served
B.After all guests are served and the host begins eating
C.When the waiter tells you to start
D.Right after you place your napkin on the table
Q4:In the listening dialogue, what does the woman order as her MAIN COURSE?
A.Tomato soup
B.Paella
C.Apple pie
D.Coffee
Q5:Which idiom means to make someone you have just met feel less nervous and more willing to talk?
A.Break the ice
B.Get into hot water
C.Like a fish out of water
D.Put my foot in it
Q6:The sentence Please pass me the salt and pepper is an example of which type of dinner expression?
A.Ordering the meal
B.Giving compliments
C.During the meal
D.Asking for the check
Q7:According to table manners, if food is NOT being passed to a specific person, how should you pass it?
A.From right to left
B.From left to right
C.Directly across the table
D.Only after the host finishes
Q8:At a business dinner you want to pay with a card. Which expression is the most appropriate?
A.Give me the bill now
B.Can I pay by card? / Do you accept credit cards?
C.I am full, thank you
D.What do you recommend?
:Module 2 Using Health Insurance (使用健康保险)
Q9:Before your visit, why should you check if the doctor is in-network?
A.In-network doctors are always free
B.In-network providers charge lower rates
C.It is required only in the UK
D.The insurance company will refuse to pay otherwise
Q10:At the visit, what do you show the receptionist and what do you pay?
A.Your passport and a large fee
B.Your insurance card and photo ID, then a small copay
C.Only your insurance card, no payment
D.A claim form and the original receipt
Q11:What is an EOB (Explanation of Benefits)?
A.The final bill you must pay immediately
B.A statement from your insurer explaining the claim — NOT a bill
C.The form you file for out-of-network claims
D.The doctor's receipt for medicine
Q12:In which country do you mostly need private insurance for medical care?
A.United Kingdom
B.Canada
C.United States
D.Australia (public only)
Q13:If you must file a claim yourself (e.g. for out-of-network care), what do you need?
A.Only your insurance card
B.A claim form and the original receipt
C.The EOB and nothing else
D.A letter from your manager
:Module 3 Symptoms & Sickness A — Calling in Sick (电话请病假)
Q14:Sofi says I think Ive come down with the flu. What does this mean?
A.She has recovered from the flu
B.She has caught / become sick with the flu
C.She is going to the hospital for a check-up
D.She caught a cold from a colleague on purpose
Q15:Sofi begins her call Sorry to call you out of the blue. The phrase out of the blue means:
A.Very late at night
B.Unexpectedly / without warning
C.By text message
D.After making an appointment
Q16:When Sofi calls Mr. Smith, she says she has a high fever and:
A.A sore throat only
B.Her whole body aches badly
C.A broken arm
D.No other symptoms
Q17:The flu is described as highly contagious. Contagious means:
A.Very serious and dangerous
B.Spreads quickly or easily to other people
C.Caused by unhealthy food
D.Only affects the head
Q18:Sofi says Ill try to check my emails later if I feel up to it. Feel up to it means:
A.Have enough energy / feel well enough to do it
B.Forget about it completely
C.Ask someone else to do it
D.Do it before eating
Q19:Which sentence is the most appropriate way to inform your manager you cannot come to work?
A.I'm calling to let you know I won't be able to come to work today.
B.You must give me a day off now.
C.The office is too far for me.
D.I will come later in the evening.
Q20:According to the vocabulary rule, if you have a fever of 38.5°C or above, you must:
A.Go to the office as usual
B.Ask for sick leave and stay at home
C.Take a business trip
D.Drink cold water only
:Module 4 Symptoms & Sickness B — Allergies & Diets (过敏与饮食禁忌)
Q21:The client Muhammad is Muslim and allergic to seafood. What kind of restaurant is best to book?
A.A fast-food restaurant
B.A fully halal restaurant with no seafood
C.A five-star steakhouse
D.Any restaurant downtown
Q22:Muhammad is allergic to seafood. Which dishes must you AVOID?
A.Any dishes with fish or shellfish
B.All vegetables and rice
C.Desserts and coffee
D.Bread and butter
Q23:A vegetarian guest is one who:
A.Eats only halal meat
B.Does not eat any meat at all
C.Cannot drink water
D.Is allergic to all vegetables
Q24:Before booking a business dinner, which question is appropriate to ask a colleague?
A.Do you know if our client has any food allergies?
B.Why doesn't the client eat with us?
C.How much money does the client make?
D.When will the client leave the company?
Q25:In the dialogue, Muhammad doesnt eat pork or drink alcohol for ___ reasons. The missing word is:
A.medical
B.religious
C.personal
D.financial
Q26:To accommodate a clients special dietary needs, a good suggestion is to:
A.Tell the client to eat whatever is served
B.Find a restaurant that caters to his specific dietary needs
C.Cancel the dinner completely
D.Order only seafood for everyone