Углубленный разговорный иностранный язык

What is the primary purpose of a persuasive speech?

• To inform the audience about a topic
• To entertain the audience
• To influence the audience’s opinions or actions
• To describe an event or process

Which of the following is an example of idiomatic expression?

• Break a leg
• Run quickly
• Make a decision
• Go for a walk

In business communication, what is the main goal of an email message?

• To entertain
• To persuade
• To maintain professional contact and convey information
• To request or provide information efficiently

What is a common feature of formal language?

• Use of slang and colloquialisms
• Use of contractions and informal phrases
• Use of technical jargon only within fields
• Precise vocabulary and polite tone
• Politeness and structured sentences

Which characteristic is typical of asynchronous communication?

• Real-time interaction
• Immediate feedback
• Delayed response and message storage
• Communication through messages exchanged over time
• Synchronization of communication flow

What is the main advantage of using multimedia presentations during a speech?

• To replace speech completely
• To create distraction
• To add visual interest and clarify points
• To make the presentation longer
• To enhance understanding and engagement

Which phrase best expresses a conditional sentence in English?

• If I go to the store, I will buy bread
• I go to the store
• I will go to the store
• Going to the store

What is the main goal of active listening?

• To prepare your own response
• To criticize the speaker
• To passively hear the message
• To understand and interpret the speaker’s message accurately
• To fully comprehend what is being communicated

Which genre of literature is characterized by a humorous tone and a focus on satire?

• Drama
• Poetry
• Novel
• Essay
• Satire

What is an important feature of polite requests in English?

• Using imperative form
• Feigning authority
• Direct commands without softening words
• Using modal verbs or polite phrases
• Using modal verbs like could, would, can, or polite expressions like please

Which of the following is NOT a typical strategy in argumentation?

• Presenting evidence and examples
• Appealing to emotions
• Ignoring counterarguments
• Refuting objections

In which situation is it most appropriate to use formal language?

• Talking with friends
• Writing a social media post
• Addressing a professional audience or during official correspondence
• Casual chatting in informal groups
• Official reports or business meetings

What is a common feature of a narrative essay?

• It presents an argument and supports it
• It describes a personal experience or story
• It provides statistical analysis
• It criticizes a particular policy

What is the primary function of intonation in spoken language?

• To change meaning and express emotions
• To separate words
• To indicate grammatical correctness
• To substitute gestures
• To convey meaning, emphasis, and emotion

Which of these is a typical feature of how native speakers might respond in a conversation?

• Using overly formal language
• Interrupting frequently
• Providing detailed explanations for simple questions
• Using fillers like «um,» «well,» and «you know»
• Reacting naturally with interjections and colloquial expressions

What type of discourse occurs in a business meeting?

• Narrative
• Informative
• Persuasive
• Interactive and deliberative
• Interaction and decision-making

Which skill is most important for effective public speaking?

• Reading scripts
• Memorizing the speech
• Using complex vocabulary exclusively
• Engaging the audience through eye contact and gestures
• Engagement and clarity

What is a typical purpose of a disclaimer in a written document?

• To provide entertainment
• To clarify legal or liability issues
• To summarize the content
• To praise the author
• To limit legal responsibility or clarify terms

Which of these is a feature of a formal greeting in English?

• Hey!
• Hi!
• Hello!
• Good morning, Sir/Madam
• Dear Mr./Mrs. [Last Name]

What is the main purpose of a conclusion in a speech or essay?

• To introduce new ideas
• To summarize and reinforce key points
• To entertain listeners
• To confuse the audience
• To leave a lasting impression and clarify the main message

What is the primary purpose of the debate team at university?

• To improve individual study habits
• To develop argumentation and speaking skills
• To organize social events
• To prepare for exams

Which of the following is a common method to enhance oral language proficiency?

• Reading silently
• Writing essays
• Engaging in regular conversation practice
• Listening to music

What does the phrase “to brush up on” mean?

• To clean
• To forget
• To improve or practice something
• To change

In a formal discussion, which phrase is most appropriate to express disagreement?

• Absolutely!
• Whatever you say!
• I see your point, but I disagree because…
• I don’t care

Which idiom best describes the act of speaking clearly and confidently?

• To beat around the bush
• To keep one’s chin up
• To get cold feet
• To speak at the top of one’s lungs

What is an effective strategy for participating in a group discussion?

• Remain silent and listen
• Interrupt others frequently
• Express your ideas clearly and listen actively
• Focus only on your own points

Which word best describes the ability to use language effectively in social interactions?

• Fluency
• Grammaticality
• Comprehension
• Pragmatics

Why is it important to expand your vocabulary in a foreign language?

• To read faster
• To memorize grammar rules
• To express ideas more precisely and naturally
• To learn more about history

What is the main goal of active listening in conversation?

• To wait for your turn to speak
• To understand and interpret what is being said
• To respond immediately
• To correct the speaker

Which is an example of informal language style?

• Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen
• Hey, what’s up?
• Dear Sir or Madam
• It is hereby agreed that…

Which of the following best describes the concept of “cultural context” in language learning?

• The vocabulary used in texts
• Historical background of a language
• The social and cultural factors influencing language use
• The grammatical rules of a language

What is the typical purpose of a keynote speaker at a conference?

• To entertain the audience
• To lead the discussion
• To introduce the main theme and set the tone
• To finish the event

When practicing pronunciation, what technique can be most helpful?

• Reading silently
• Focusing solely on vocabulary
• Writing essays
• Listening and repeating aloud

What is “register” in the context of language use?

• A type of clothing
• The level of formality or informality in speech or writing
• Dictionary entries
• A way of register lights

How can students best prepare for oral exams?

• By memorizing answers
• By ignoring the questions
• By practicing speaking regularly and simulating exam conditions
• By reading only written materials

Which skill is most directly involved in understanding spoken language?

• Reading comprehension
• Writing
• Listening comprehension
• Vocabulary memorization

What is an example of a slang phrase used in casual speech?

• Good morning!
• How do you do?
• What’s up?
• Yours sincerely

In which situation is it most important to use precise language?

• When giving directions
• During small talk
• When telling a joke
• In academic or technical discussions

What does the expression “to get the gist” mean?

• To forget
• To make a mistake
• To understand the main idea
• To grasp the general meaning

Why is practicing with native speakers beneficial?

• They correct your grammar
• They expose you to authentic language usage
• All of the above
• It’s not beneficial

Which is an example of a discourse marker used to signal contrast?

• Furthermore
• In conclusion
• Actually
• However

What is the main advantage of participating in language clubs or discussion groups?

• To learn about other topics
• To practice language skills in a social setting
• To prepare for exams
• To decorate the classroom

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