1) You're at a networking event in an interesting building. What's an appropriate way to initiate a conversation with someone you meet? a) Did you hear about the latest political scandal? b) I couldn't help but notice your weight. Have you been eating more? c) This building has such an intriguing design. Have you been here before? d) I bet you have some secrets involving illegal activities. 2) You're attending an online conference and notice someone has an interesting virtual background. What would you say? a) Why did you choose such a distracting background? b) I'm curious about your personal finances. How do you manage? c) I love your virtual background. What is it? d) I've heard some gossip about the presenter. Want to hear? 3) During a work lunch at your company's headquarters, you sit next to someone from another department. How do you start the conversation? a) How long have you been working for [the company]? b) "I've heard crazy stories about your department. What's the juiciest gossip? c) So, how much do you earn in your department? d) So, what do people think about the elections in your department? 4) During an online meeting, you notice someone struggling with their microphone. How can you offer assistance without making it awkward? a) You should've checked your equipment before joining. b) Is that a cheap microphone? Maybe you should invest in a better one. c) Can you see and hear me okay? Do you need any help? d) I guess some people aren't tech-savvy. 5) After a seminar, you find yourself in an elevator with another attendee. What's a suitable conversation starter? a) I saw you nodding off during the session. Long night? b) What do you think about the speaker's dress sense? Quite unique, huh? c) Did you see the speaker's tattoo? What do you think it means? d) That talk really resonated with me. What did you think? 6) You're on a business trip and meet a colleague in the hotel lobby. Which question is the best way to initiate small talk? a) Have you tried the hotel's cheesecake? I've heard it's legendary! b) Is it just me, or does the receptionist seem a bit strange? c) I saw you at the buffet! Wow, you sure know how to eat! d) Did your department pay for a room with a view? Mine did!

Business English Small Talk: Choose the Most Appropriate Question! (by eslhome.io)

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