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1 : When you meet clients in the office, which is the most appropriate greeting? |
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The possible answers were:
Nodding and smiling
Shaking hands
Bowing
Kissing on the cheek
You said:
Nodding and smiling
Shaking hands
Bowing
Kissing on the cheek
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對不起，答錯了。我們通常在看到不太熟悉的同事時，會點(diǎn)頭表示問候。
恭喜你，答對了！辦公正式場合中，應(yīng)該用握右手的方式進(jìn)行問候。
對不起，答錯了。只有在見女王或皇室成員時才會鞠躬。
對不起，答錯了。我們只有在見關(guān)系較近的朋友時才能親吻臉頰。
你沒有回答這個問題。
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2 : In a meeting, which of these is acceptable? |
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The possible answers were:
Arriving five or ten minutes late
Talking on your mobile phone
Arriving five minutes early
Having a private conversation with the person next to you
You said:
Arriving five or ten minutes late
Talking on your mobile phone
Arriving five minutes early
Having a private conversation with the person next to you
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對不起，答錯了。開會一定要準(zhǔn)時。
對不起，答錯了。這個說法不對，再試試。
恭喜你，答對了！開會提前5分鐘到是很好的禮節(jié)，因為這樣一來，你會有時間調(diào)整好自己，準(zhǔn)備開會。
對不起，答錯了。在會議中，應(yīng)該認(rèn)真聽取說話人的講話。
你沒有回答這個問題。
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3 : Which of these is generally considered bad office behaviour? |
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The possible answers were:
Speaking loudly
Eating at your desk
Borrowing equipment
Chatting by the water cooler
You said:
Speaking loudly
Eating at your desk
Borrowing equipment
Chatting by the water cooler
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恭喜你，答對了。在辦公室里大聲講話會影響到他人工作，所以被視為是一種不禮貌的行為。
對不起，答錯了。在英國，很多人都坐在自己的辦公桌前吃午飯。但要注意，如果你的午飯味道很大，也許有些同事不喜歡那種氣味。
對不起，答錯了。只要記得按時退還借來的設(shè)備就沒問題。
對不起，答錯了。這個行為在辦公室里極為常見。
你沒有回答這個問題。
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4 : In most offices how should you address your boss? |
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The possible answers were:
Mr/Mrs/Miss + family name
Mr/Mrs/Miss + first name and family name
First name only
Sir or Madam
You said:
Mr/Mrs/Miss + family name
Mr/Mrs/Miss + first name and family name
First name only
Sir or Madam
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對不起，答錯了。這種稱呼方式通常會用來稱呼醫(yī)院里的醫(yī)生。
對不起，答錯了。這種稱呼方式很不常見。
正確！在英國的辦公室里，同事之間的稱呼是相對較隨便的。
對不起，答錯了。這種稱呼方式非常正式。只有在寫正式信函，但又不知道對方的名字時，才會使用這種稱呼方式。
你沒有回答這個問題
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5 : Which of these would NOT be considered rude in an office? |
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The possible answers were:
Maintaining eye contact and looking away every now and then
Standing one or two feet away from the person you are talking to
Disagreeing with someone's point of view in a meeting
Looking very quickly or not at all at a business card
You said:
Maintaining eye contact and looking away every now and then
Standing one or two feet away from the person you are talking to
Disagreeing with someone's point of view in a meeting
Looking very quickly or not at all at a business card
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對不起，答錯了。如果你保持和說話方有目光交流，那么對方就知道你在認(rèn)真聽他講話。
對不起，答錯了。如果你在說話的時候與對方站的太近了，會讓對方感到非常不舒服。
對不起，答錯了。只要使用正常的說話語氣，在會議上和他人有不同的看法是可以接受的行為。
正確！交換名片在英國不是非常重要，交換過后仔細(xì)閱讀名片上的內(nèi)容也不是必需的。
請選擇答案。
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6 : Complete this sentence with the best answer. Giving gifts to visitors in British business is ... |
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The possible answers were:
rarely done.
always expected.
best if you ask what the recipient wants.
always reciprocated.
You said:
rarely done.
always expected.
best if you ask what the recipient wants.
always reciprocated.
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對不起，答錯了。請再試試。
對不起，答錯了。請再試試。
恭喜你，答對了！在英國，人們通常在喝完一杯啤酒后緊接著喝一杯烈酒，這被烈酒就叫做chaser, 這個詞來自于它的動詞形式 chase 追。
對不起，答錯了。請再想想。
你沒有回答這個問題。
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