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Multiple choice softskills communication

Reverie

  1. Somnolent

  2. awake

  3. frivolous

  4. dreaming
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

Reverie means a state of being lost in thought, especially a pleasantly dreamy or daydream-like state. 'Dreaming' (D) is the closest synonym. 'Somnolent' means sleepy/drowsy. 'Awake' is the opposite state. 'Frivolous' means unimportant/lacking seriousness.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

Australians could be best described in terms of their communication styles as:

  1. Taciturn

  2. The kind of people that shy away from an argument

  3. Adept at making provocative statements during conversations

  4. None
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Australians are known for their direct and often provocative communication style, using humor and understatement that can include making provocative statements. This characteristic contrasts with more reserved communication patterns in some other cultures. Option A (taciturn) suggests reservedness, which is not typical. Option B incorrectly describes Australians as avoiding arguments.

Multiple choice softskills communication

There is a nice house with a _____ garden.

  1. BIG

  2. GREAT

  3. HIGH

  4. LARGE

  5. TALL
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

In English, 'BIG' is the most natural and commonly used adjective to describe the size of a garden. 'Great' typically means excellent in quality, 'high' refers to height or level, 'large' is similar to big but less common in this context, and 'tall' specifically refers to vertical height of people or objects.

Multiple choice softskills communication

Albert Eintsein was a ____ physicist.

  1. BIG

  2. GREAT

  3. HIGH

  4. LARGE

  5. TALL
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

When describing a person's eminence or importance (like Einstein), 'GREAT' is the correct choice as it conveys exceptional ability or achievement. 'Big' refers to physical size, 'high' to level or position, 'large' to physical dimensions, and 'tall' to height.