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Multiple choice softskills communication

Derek asked Mohan, "How are you doing?” How should have Mohan answered Derek?

  1. a) “I am doing good.”

  2. b) “I am doing well.”

  3. c) Either of these sound fine

  4. d) Neither of them seem right
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

'Well' is an adverb that modifies the verb 'doing', making it the correct choice. 'Good' is primarily an adjective, though informal usage accepts 'I'm good'. In the question 'How are you doing?', the response requires an adverb to describe the action of doing, so 'doing well' is grammatically correct.

Multiple choice softskills communication

Ram comes home after a hard day at work. His wife receives him with a wide grin and asks him excitedly: “Shall we go and watch a movie at the newly opened theatre tonight?” Ram replies:

  1. a) “I am real tired today.”

  2. b) “I am really tired today.”

  3. c) Either of these sound fine

  4. d) Neither of these is grammatically right.
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

'Really' is an adverb that modifies the adjective 'tired', making it grammatically correct. 'Real' is an adjective, not an adverb. While informal American English sometimes uses 'real' as an adverb, standard English requires 'really' for emphasis.

Multiple choice softskills communication

Mala hosted a lavish party for her husband’s recent promotion as Chief Technology Officer. It was a grand affair and was perfectly organized. The servers ___________ the guests at the restaurant, where it was held.

  1. a) Waited for

  2. b) Waited on

  3. c) Both sound fine

  4. d) Neither of these is correct
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

In restaurant context, 'waited on' is the correct phrasal verb meaning to serve food or drinks to customers. 'Waited for' means to await someone's arrival. The sentence describes servers serving guests, so 'waited on' is appropriate.

Multiple choice softskills communication

Ravi is the Project Leader for an application at a Multinational Company and leads a team of twenty five software engineers. The team ran into problems when Mr. Client hit the roof on detecting a bug in their code. Ravi instructed Gopal to send a mail to Mr. Client assuring him that the issue will be solved as early as possible and left for the day. The next morning, Ravi was eager to know if the client had replied. So he asked Gopal:

  1. a) “Did you receive his revert yet?”

  2. b) “Did you receive his reply?”

  3. c) “Did he revert back to your mail?”

  4. d) “Did he revert to your mail?”

  5. e) “Did he reply back?”

  6. f) “Did he revert to you?”
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

'Reply' is the correct noun meaning a response. 'Revert' is commonly misused in Indian English to mean 'reply', but in standard English it means to return to a previous state or condition. Options A, C, D, and F use 'revert' incorrectly. Option E 'reply back' is redundant because 'reply' already means 'back'.

Multiple choice softskills creativity

This is the way we wash our hands,      Wash our hands, wash our hands, This is the way we wash our hands,      On a cold and frosty morning

  1. Here we go round the mulberry bush

  2. Baa Baa black sheep

  3. Bits of paper

  4. Dicker dickery dare
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

The lyrics 'This is the way we wash our hands' are a variation of the traditional nursery rhyme and singing game 'Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'.

Multiple choice softskills business skills

Извинете ме

  1. Excuse me in Bulgarian language

  2. Excuse me in Chinese language

  3. Excuse me in Croatian language

  4. Excuse me in Czech language
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

'Извинете ме' is Bulgarian for 'excuse me' or 'forgive me'. Cyrillic script and Bulgarian phonetics identify this correctly. Chinese uses characters like 对不起, Croatian uses oprostite, Czech uses omluvte.