Begrüßungen und Verabschiedungen auf Englisch lernen - Quiz

Question 1

How do you greet someone named Anna in English?

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Hello Anna, how are you?

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Anna, say hello!

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What's your name? Anna?

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Goodbye, Anna!

Question 2

In Japan, what do people typically do when they meet someone?

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Bow

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Shake hands

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Hug

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Kiss on the cheek

Question 3

When you meet someone from another country, it's important to know their customs for greeting people. Is this true or false?

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True

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False

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I'm not sure

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This question is unclear

Question 4

When you see your friend at school in the morning, what is the best way to say hello?

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Good morning!

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Good evening!

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Have a nice day!

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See you later!

Question 5

Welche Geste oder welcher Ausdruck ist für eine formelle Begrüßung angemessen?

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Händeschütteln

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Umarmung

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Auf die Schulter klopfen

Question 6

How can the way you say a greeting or farewell change its meaning? Explain with examples.

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The tone of voice and your facial expression can change how polite or friendly your greeting sounds.

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The way you say a greeting or farewell doesn't affect its meaning.

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Your facial expression shows how you're feeling, but the tone of your voice doesn't.

Question 7

Let's sort these greetings into two groups: formal and informal. Think about who you're talking to and the situation.

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Formal: Hello, Good morning, Good evening
Informal: Hi, What's up?

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Formal: Hello, Hi, Good evening
Informal: Good morning, What's up?

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Formal: Good morning, Good evening, What's up?
Informal: Hello, Hi

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Formal: Hi, What's up?
Informal: Hello, Good morning, Good evening

Question 8

When visiting a country where you don't speak the language, how can you use body language to greet and say goodbye to people?

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Smile, make eye contact, and nod your head.

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Wave your hands and shout 'Hello!'.

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Keep your arms crossed and avoid eye contact.

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Stand with your hands on your hips and tap your foot.

Question 9

In some cultures, bowing is a polite way to greet someone. What does this gesture usually mean in these cultures?

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It is a sign of respect and humbleness.

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It shows that the person is higher in rank or status.

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It is a way to make a joke or be funny.

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It means that the person is in a hurry or stressed.

Question 10

How do you feel when someone greets you with a warm smile and open arms compared to someone who greets you with a blank expression and crossed arms?

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The warm smile and open arms make me feel more welcomed and friendly.

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Both greetings make me feel equally welcomed.

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The blank expression and crossed arms make me feel more respected and serious.

Question 11

Wie haben technische Fortschritte die Art und Weise verändert, wie wir einander begrüßen und uns verabschieden?

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Sie haben es uns ermöglicht, auch aus der Ferne in Kontakt zu bleiben.

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Wir begrüßen und verabschieden uns jetzt nur noch über soziale Medien.

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Wir verwenden keine traditionellen Begrüßungen und Verabschiedungen mehr.

Question 12

When greeting or saying goodbye to people from other countries, why is it important to be aware of cultural differences?

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To avoid saying something that could be considered rude or disrespectful.

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To make sure you always use the same greetings and farewells with everyone.

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To learn new languages.

Question 13

When meeting someone you don't know well in a formal setting, what is the most polite way to greet them?

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Say 'Good morning, Mrs. Smith.'

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Say 'Morning!'

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Say 'Greetings!'

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Say 'Yo, what's up?'

Question 14

When greeting someone in the morning in many English-speaking countries, people say 'Good morning'. Which of these greetings is commonly used in the USA?

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Hi

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Guten Tag

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How do you do?

Question 15

Which of these is **not** a greeting or farewell?

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We say "Hello" when we say goodbye.

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We say "Good morning" in the morning.

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We say "Good evening" in the evening.

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We can say "See you later" when we say goodbye.

Question 16

When people greet each other casually, what facial expressions and body language do they typically use?

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Smile, make eye contact, and shake hands warmly

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Frown, avoid eye contact, and cross arms

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Close eyes, hide hands, and speak softly

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Laugh, hug, and pat on the back

Question 17

Which of the following is the correct order to use these greeting phrases in a formal conversation? 
1. Good morning. 
2. How are you? 
3. Nice to meet you.

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Good morning. Nice to meet you. How are you?

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Nice to meet you. Good morning. How are you?

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How are you? Good morning. Nice to meet you.

Question 18

When meeting someone in Japan, what is the polite way to greet them?

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Bow to them

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Shake their hand

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Give them a hug

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Kiss them on the cheek

Question 19

How does culture impact the way people greet and say goodbye?

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Culture significantly shapes how people greet and say goodbye, including gestures, words, tone, and meanings.

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Culture has no influence on greetings and goodbyes.

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Culture only affects the specific words used in greetings and goodbyes.

Question 20

When greeting someone politely, which non-verbal cues show respect and friendliness?

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Smiling, making eye contact, and offering a handshake.

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Looking away and crossing your arms.

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Keeping direct eye contact with a serious expression.

Question 21

How do different cultures use greetings and farewells to show respect and politeness?

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Greetings and farewells can be used to show respect for different social positions.

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Greetings and farewells are the same in all cultures.

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Greetings and farewells are only used to show respect in some cultures.

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Greetings and farewells are not important for communication.

Question 22

How do gestures and body language, like handshakes, hugs, or bows, help us communicate when we greet or say goodbye to someone?

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They add to the meaning of our words, showing how we feel and what we think.

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They are only important in very formal situations.

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All cultures use the same gestures and body language for greetings and farewells.

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We should always avoid using them when greeting or saying goodbye to someone.

Question 23

Imagine two different countries. Describe a way in which people greet or say goodbye differently in these two countries.

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In one country, people shake hands firmly when they meet, while in the other, they bow slightly.

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In one country, people make eye contact when they greet someone, while in the other, they look away.

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In both countries, people use the same words to say 'Hello' and 'Goodbye'.

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Cultural differences in greetings and goodbyes do not affect communication.

Question 24

How can using greetings and goodbyes in different ways impact relationships?

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Using greetings and goodbyes politely can help build positive relationships.

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Using greetings and goodbyes negatively can damage relationships.

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Being impolite when greeting or saying goodbye is not necessary.

Question 25

Which greeting is not appropriate for formal situations?

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Yo, what's up?

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Good morning

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How do you do?

Question 26

How can smiling, eye contact, and body language change the way we say hello and goodbye?

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They can show our feelings even without words.

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They can only make greetings and goodbyes more friendly.

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They are the only ways to show how we feel when we greet someone.

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They are more important than words when saying hello or goodbye.

Question 27

When greeting and saying goodbye to a guest, how should you behave in formal and informal settings?

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Formal: 'Hello, how do you do?' 'Goodbye, have a nice day.' Informal: 'Hi, how's it going?' 'Take care!'

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Formal: 'Hey, what's up?' 'Cheers!' Informal: 'Good morning, Mr./Ms. [name]' 'Farewell, my friend.'

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Formal: 'Good day, sir/madam.' 'See you around, buddy.' Informal: 'Yo, what's good?' 'Peace out!'

Question 28

How do greetings and farewells make the classroom feel more welcoming?

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They show respect and make people feel valued.

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They help students learn new words.

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They make the classroom more organized.

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They make the teacher look more professional.

Question 29

Can the way we say 'hello' and 'goodbye' reveal our emotions? Explain with examples.

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Yes, a warm and friendly tone can show happiness, while a cold and distant tone can show we're not interested.

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No, the way we say 'hello' and 'goodbye' doesn't show how we feel.

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Only intonation, not tone, can show our feelings when we say 'hello' and 'goodbye'.

Question 30

How do greetings and farewells change over time, showing how society's rules and beliefs have changed?

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Older people often use more formal greetings, while younger people use more casual greetings, showing how people's attitudes towards authority have changed.

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Younger people use more emojis and shortcuts in greetings and farewells, showing how digital communication is becoming more common.

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Greetings and farewells stay the same over time because they are part of our culture.

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Greetings and farewells are always the same, no matter what the situation or who you are talking to.

Question 31

When using greetings and farewells in different cultures, it's important to be aware of cultural differences to:

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Avoid misunderstandings and offense

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Show off your language skills

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Make others feel uncomfortable

Question 32

In Japanese greetings, what does the angle of the bow indicate?

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The level of respect for the person you are greeting.

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Your age.

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Your social status.

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Nothing in particular.

Question 33

When people greet each other with kisses, how does this change in different parts of the world?

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It depends on things like who you are greeting and the rules of that place.

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It's always okay and everyone does it the same way.

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It's only okay between family members who are close.

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Most people think it's not polite.

Question 34

What is the most polite way to say hello to someone you don't know?

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Hello, I'm pleased to meet you.

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Hi, what's up?

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Greetings, my dear friend.

Question 35

Welche Begrüßung ist am Morgen auf Englisch üblich?

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Good morning

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Hello

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Goodbye

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Nice to see you

Question 36

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist KEINE Möglichkeit, sich auf Englisch zu verabschieden?

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Thank you

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See you

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Bye

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Farewell

Question 37

Wie fragt man jemanden auf Englisch, wie es ihm geht?

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How are you?

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What's up?

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How do you do?

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Good day

Question 38

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist eine förmliche Begrüßungsform?

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Good day

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Hello

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Hi

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What's up?

Question 39

Wie antwortet man jemandem, der sagt: „Nice to meet you“?

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Nice to meet you too

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Thank you

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Hello

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Goodbye

Question 40

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist eine höfliche Art, jemanden nach seinem Namen zu fragen?

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Do you mind telling me your name?

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What's your name?

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Who are you?

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Can I have your name?

Question 41

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist KEINE Möglichkeit, sich in einem formellen Rahmen zu verabschieden?

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Ciao

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Farewell

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Have a good day

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Take care

Question 42

Wie antwortet man jemandem, der „Good morning“ sagt?

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Good morning too

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Hello

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How are you?

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Goodbye

Question 43

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist die angemessenste Art, einen Lehrer zu begrüßen?

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Hello Mr./Ms. [Name des Lehrers]

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Hi

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Yo

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What's up?

Question 44

When greeting or saying goodbye in different cultures, what is an important thing to consider?

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It is important to be aware of cultural differences in personal space and physical contact.

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Always shake hands with everyone you meet.

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Never make eye contact with someone you are greeting.

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It is always acceptable to address someone by their first name.

Question 45

How can body language, like facial expressions, gestures, and posture, affect the meaning of 'hello' and 'goodbye'?

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Body language can make 'hello' and 'goodbye' seem more or less friendly.

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Body language can only make 'hello' and 'goodbye' more formal.

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Body language doesn't change how 'hello' and 'goodbye' are understood.

Question 46

Which phrase is NOT a common greeting in British English?

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Top of the morning to you

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Hello

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Good morning

Question 47

How do you say 'Hello' in English?

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Hello

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Hallo

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Guten Tag

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Moin

Question 48

Which of these is a way to greet someone you are meeting for the first time?

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Nice to meet you

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How are you?

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Good morning

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What's up?

Question 49

'See you later' in German is:

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Bis später

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Auf Wiedersehen

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Tschüss

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Guten Abend

Question 50

Which of the following is NOT a way to say 'Hello' in English?

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Grüss Gott

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Hi

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Hello

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Howdy

Question 51

When you call someone on the phone, you should start by saying:

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Hello, this is [your name]

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Good day

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Excuse me

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Hey there

Question 52

Which of the following is a way to ask someone how they are?

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How do you do?

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What's your name?

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Nice to meet you

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Goodbye

Question 53

If someone asks you 'How are you?' and you are doing well, what should you say?

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I'm good, thanks

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I'm not so good

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I'm busy

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How are you?

Question 54

Which of these is a common way to greet someone in the morning?

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Good morning

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Good evening

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Have a nice day

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Goodbye

Question 55

How do you greet someone you've just met in English?

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Hallo

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Tschüss

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Danke

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Bitte

Question 56

Which phrase is used to say 'Good evening'?

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Good evening

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Good morning

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Good afternoon

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Good night

Question 57

How do you politely ask someone to excuse you?

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Excuse me

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Danke

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Tschüss

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Bitte

Question 58

Which phrase is used to say 'Have a nice day'?

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Einen schönen Tag

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Auf Wiedersehen

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Danke

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Bitte

Question 59

What is an appropriate way to respond when someone greets you?

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Hallo

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Danke

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Auf Wiedersehen

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Bitte

Question 60

Which phrase is used to say 'Goodbye' formally?

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Auf Wiedersehen

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Tschüss

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Bis bald

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Gute Nacht

Question 61

How do you say 'Thank you' in English?

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Danke

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Bitte

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Entschuldigung

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Auf Wiedersehen

Question 62

How do greetings and goodbyes change the mood and atmosphere of a conversation?

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They create a welcoming or unwelcome feeling.

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They simply start and end a conversation.

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They have no impact on the mood or atmosphere.

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They are only important in formal settings.

Question 63

How do you start a formal letter to a friend?

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Dear [Friend's name],

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Hey there!

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Hello [Friend's nickname],

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Yo, [Friend's name]!

Question 64

Which greeting is most appropriate for a formal setting?

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How do you do?

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Hey

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Hello