1) Q1. Which of the following expressions is used to make a suggestion? a) I see your point b) Let me clarify c) Why don't we start earlier? d) Exactly 2) Q2. What is the function of the phrase 'I believe that...'? a) Disagreeing b) Summarizing c) Giving opinion d) Clarifying 3) Q3. 'With due respect, I disagree with that approach.' This is an example of: a) Polite interruption b) Clarifying c) Suggesting d) Disagreeing politely 4) Q4. Which of the following is a polite way to interrupt in a meeting? a) Stop! Let me talk. b) Can you be quiet? c) Sorry to interrupt, but I have a suggestion. d) That’s wrong. 5) Q5. 'Let me explain that further' is used to: a) Give opinion b) Clarify c) Disagree d) Suggest 6) Q6. 'So to sum up, we agreed on the three main actions.' This expression is used to: a) Interrupt b) Suggest c) Clarify d) Summarize 7) Q7. Which of the following is NOT a function in a meeting? a) Clarifying b) Singing c) Summarizing d) Suggesting 8) Q8. 'That’s a good point' shows: a) Disagreement b) Clarifying c) Agreement d) Suggestion 9) Q9. Which phrase is best for giving your opinion? a) Excuse me, may I say something? b) In my opinion, this plan is effective. c) Let me summarize the points. d) Sorry to interrupt. 10) Q10. The phrase 'Let me clarify...' is commonly used to: a) Agree b) Clarify a point c) Disagree politely d) Give opinion

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