Begrüßungen und Vorstellungen im Englischen für Elektronikerinnen für Betriebstechnik

Question 1

How should you respond to the question "Wie geht es Ihnen?"

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Mir geht es gut, danke.

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Wie geht es Ihnen?

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Ich bin Elektronikerin.

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Ich heiße [Ihr Name].

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a common way to exchange contact information in a professional setting?

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Personal email address

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Business card

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LinkedIn profile

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Phone number

Question 3

Which of the following is a cultural norm related to greetings in Germany?

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It is customary to shake hands firmly.

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It is appropriate to hug colleagues as a greeting.

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Eye contact is considered impolite.

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It is acceptable to greet someone with a kiss on the cheek.

Question 4

What should you avoid doing when introducing yourself to someone in a professional setting?

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Using slang or informal language.

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Making eye contact.

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Smiling.

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Speaking clearly and confidently.

Question 5

When greeting a colleague in a professional setting, the typical German salutation is:

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Guten Morgen/Guten Tag, (colleague's name)

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Hi, how are you?

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Hello, nice to meet you

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What's up?

Question 6

When introducing yourself to a colleague for the first time, it is appropriate to:

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State your full name, position, and department

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Provide only your first name

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Inquire about their personal information

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Share your hobbies and interests

Question 7

In a formal introduction during a professional setting, it is considered inappropriate to discuss:

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Your family

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Your educational background

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Your relevant work experience

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The current weather

Question 8

The polite way to ask for someone's name in a professional setting is:

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Wie heißen Sie?

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Wie geht's Ihnen?

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Was machen Sie beruflich?

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Wo wohnen Sie?

Question 9

In a German business environment, it is generally considered inappropriate to:

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Speak loudly in public areas

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Arrive on time for appointments

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Dress professionally

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Use courteous language

Question 10

In a professional setting, which greeting is most appropriate?

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Good day, Mr. Jones.

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Hello there!

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What’s up, dude?

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Hey, how's it going?

Question 11

When introducing yourself in a business meeting, which is the most professional approach?

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Hello, I am Jane Doe.

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Hi, I'm Jane Doe.

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My name’s Jane Doe.

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Greetings, I'm Jane.

Question 12

When using first names in a professional setting is considered acceptable?

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After you have been invited to do so.

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When you are friends outside of work.

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When you are the senior colleague.

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Never.

Question 13

Which is the most polite way to end a professional conversation?

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Thank you for your time. It's been a pleasure speaking with you.

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I've got to go.

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See you later!

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Gotta go, ciao!

Question 14

In a professional business meeting, which body language gesture is considered unprofessional?

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Crossing your arms.

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Maintaining eye contact.

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Sitting up straight.

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Leaning forward slightly when listening.

Question 15

During a presentation, what is the best way to handle an interruption?

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Politely ask the person to hold their question until later.

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Ignore the interruption and continue speaking.

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Ask the person to wait until the end.

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Tell the person you'll get to their question eventually.

Question 16

Which technique is most effective for ensuring your message is understood in a professional conversation?

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Speak slowly and clearly.

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Speak loudly.

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Use technical jargon.

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Avoid using visual aids.

Question 17

Welche Begrüßungsform ist im beruflichen Kontext in Deutschland üblich?

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Händedruck

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Umarmung

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Kuss auf die Wange

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Verbeugung

Question 18

Wie lautet die korrekte Übersetzung von "Good afternoon" ins Deutsche?

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Guten Mittag

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Guten Morgen

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Guten Abend

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Gute Nacht

Question 19

Welchem Zweck dient Smalltalk im beruflichen Kontext?

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Beziehungsaufbau

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Lösen von Konflikten

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Übermittlung von Informationen

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Unterstützung der Arbeitsprozesse

Question 20

Welche Bestandteile sind für eine höfliche E-Mail im beruflichen Kontext wichtig?

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Alle genannten Bestandteile

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Persönliche Anrede

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Aussagekräftiger Betreff

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Höfliche Bitte

Question 21

When greeting a colleague in a professional setting in Germany, what is the most appropriate action?

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Shake hands firmly

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Give a hug

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Kiss on the cheek

Question 22

Which of the following is a commonly used greeting phrase in English?

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How do you do?

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Ciao

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Hola

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Guten Tag

Question 23

When introducing yourself to a new colleague, it is important to:

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State your name, profession, and company

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Discuss your family history

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Ask for their personal information

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Share your personal hobbies

Question 24

Which of the following is a polite and respectful way to ask for someone's name in a professional context?

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May I ask your name, please?

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What's up?

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Yo, dude!

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Tell me your name

Question 25

When meeting a new colleague, it is generally considered inappropriate to:

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Ask about their personal life

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Make eye contact

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Exchange business cards

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Smile

Question 26

Which of the following is an example of a formal way of addressing a colleague?

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Mr. Smith

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John

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Buddy

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Hey

Question 27

When greeting a group of people in a professional setting, it is appropriate to:

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Say hello to everyone present

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Speak only to your boss

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Address only the person you know best

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Ignore people you don't know

Question 28

Which of the following is a common way to say goodbye to a colleague in a professional setting?

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Have a good day

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Peace out

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See you later, alligator

Question 29

When responding to a greeting from a colleague, it is important to:

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Make eye contact and smile

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Avoid speaking

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Cross your arms

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Frown

Question 30

Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of greeting colleagues regularly in a professional setting?

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Creating a hostile work environment

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Increasing productivity

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Improving communication

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Building rapport

Question 31

When greeting a colleague in a formal setting, which of the following is the most appropriate greeting?

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Guten Morgen, Frau Müller.

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Hi, Müller!

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Einen schönen Tag, Frau Müller.

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Hallo, Frau Müller.

Question 32

To introduce yourself professionally in English, you should state your:

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Name and profession.

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Hobbies.

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Favorite color.

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Age.

Question 33

When meeting someone new in a professional setting, it is inappropriate to ask about:

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Their personal life.

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Their job title.

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Their work experience.

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Their educational background.

Question 34

To bid farewell to a colleague in a friendly and professional manner, the most suitable expression is:

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Auf Wiedersehen!

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Tschüss!

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Ciao!

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Bye!

Question 35

When meeting someone new, it is considered polite to:

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Make eye contact and smile.

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Avoid looking at the person.

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Cross your arms.

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Speak loudly.

Question 36

Which of the following is a disadvantage of an ineffective self-introduction?

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It can create a negative impression.

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It can help you build rapport.

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It can clarify your role.

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It can help you network.

Question 37

When greeting a group of people in a meeting, it is appropriate to:

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Address everyone present.

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Shake hands with only the person closest to you.

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Ignore the people you don't know.

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Only greet the person leading the meeting.

Question 38

To demonstrate cultural sensitivity when greeting someone from a different country, you should:

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Research their customs and traditions.

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Ignore their cultural differences.

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Make jokes about their culture.

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Assume they prefer the same greetings as you.

Question 39

When leaving a meeting, it is considered polite to:

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Thank the participants and offer assistance if needed.

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Only greet the people you know well.

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Leave without saying goodbye.

Question 40

When introducing yourself, it is important to avoid:

Accepted Answer

Using slang or jargon.

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Smiling.

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Speaking clearly.

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Maintaining eye contact.

Question 41

When greeting a colleague for the first time in a professional setting, it is most appropriate to say:

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Good morning, Mr. Schmidt. My name is Anna Müller.

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Good day, Schmidt. I'm Müller, Anna.

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Hello, Schmidt. I'm Anna Müller.

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Hi there, Anna. Nice to meet you.

Question 42

The most polite way to ask for a colleague's email address is:

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Could I please have your email address?

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What's your email?

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I'd like your email, please.

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Can you give me your email?

Question 43

In Germany, a culturally appropriate greeting for a business associate is:

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A firm handshake with direct eye contact.

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A high-five and a thumbs up.

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A bow and a smile.

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A hug and a kiss on the cheek.

Question 44

The most polite way to end a meeting or conversation is to say:

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Thank you for your time. Goodbye.

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Bye.

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See you later.

Question 45

In a professional introduction, it is considered polite to:

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Maintain eye contact and smile.

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Cross your arms and avoid eye contact.

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Use slang and informal language.

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Speak loudly and interrupt frequently.

Question 46

Which of the following is NOT an appropriate topic of conversation in a professional introduction?

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Personal hobbies and interests.

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Company culture and values.

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Job title and responsibilities.

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Educational background.

Question 47

In a professional setting, how should you greet a new colleague?

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Good morning, Mr. Müller.

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Hello, Müller.

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Hi there, Müller.

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What's up, Müller?

Question 48

During a job interview, which self-introduction would be most effective?

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My name is Anna Schmidt, and I am an experienced and highly motivated Elektronikerin für Betriebstechnik.

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My name is Anna, and I want this job.

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Hello, I'm Anna. Nice to meet you.

Question 49

When meeting a client for the first time, which question is most suitable to initiate a conversation?

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How can I assist you today?

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Are you here for a meeting?

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What do you want?

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What's your name?

Question 50

In a professional environment, which topic is considered inappropriate for small talk?

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Personal life

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Sports

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Weather

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Current events

Question 51

When ending a meeting with a colleague, which expression is most appropriate to use?

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Thank you for your time. I look forward to our next meeting.

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See you later.

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Bye-bye.

Question 52

Which gesture is considered impolite in German professional culture?

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Crossing your arms

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Making eye contact

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Shaking hands firmly

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Smiling

Question 53

When introducing someone in German, which phrase is most commonly used?

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Darf ich Ihnen Herrn Müller vorstellen?

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Herr Müller, bitte.

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Ich heiße Herrn Müller.

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Das ist Herr Müller.

Question 54

In a professional email in German, which salutation is considered most formal?

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Sehr geehrte/r [Name]

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Liebe/r [Name]

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Hi [Name]

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Hallo [Name]

Question 55

When meeting a colleague for the first time in a professional setting, the most appropriate greeting is:

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Good morning/afternoon/evening, I'm [your name]. It's a pleasure to meet you.

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Hey, nice to meet you.

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Hi, I'm [your name]. How's it going?

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Yo, what's up?

Question 56

When introducing yourself to a new client, the most professional way to do so is to say:

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Hello, my name is [your name]. I'm the [your job title] here.

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Hi, I'm [your name].

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My name's [your name].

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I'm [your name], and I work here.

Question 57

If you need to ask a colleague their name politely, the most appropriate way to do so is to say:

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Excuse me, could you please tell me your name?

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I don't know your name.

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What's your name?

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Could you give me your name?

Question 58

When asking a colleague about their previous work experience, the most appropriate question to ask is:

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Could you tell me a bit about your previous work experience?

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What kind of work did you do in the past?

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What was your previous job?

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What have you done before this?

Question 59

When introducing a new colleague to your team, the most appropriate way to do so is to say:

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Everyone, this is [new colleague's name], our new [job title].

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Meet [new colleague's name], our new colleague.

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We have a new colleague, [new colleague's name].

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Hey, this is [new colleague's name].

Question 60

When leaving work for the day, the most appropriate way to say goodbye to your colleagues is:

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Have a good evening/afternoon everyone!

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See you later!

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Have a nice day!

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Bye!

Question 61

If you want to know if a colleague is available for a meeting, the most appropriate way to ask is:

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Hello [colleague's name], are you free for a meeting tomorrow afternoon around [time]?

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I want to meet tomorrow afternoon, are you available?

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Can we meet tomorrow afternoon?

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Do you have time tomorrow afternoon?

Question 62

If you want to find out more about a colleague's project, the most appropriate way to ask is:

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Hi [colleague's name], could you tell me more about the project you're working on?

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Can you tell me about your project?

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I'm curious about your project.

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What's your project about?

Question 63

When asking a colleague for their phone number, the most appropriate way to ask is:

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Hello [colleague's name], could I please have your phone number?

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I need your phone number.

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Can you give me your phone number?

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What's your phone number?

Question 64

If you need to confirm a meeting time with a colleague, the most appropriate way to do so is to say:

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Hi [colleague's name], just to confirm, our meeting is tomorrow at [time], is that correct?

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Is [time] tomorrow still good for you?

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We're meeting tomorrow at [time], right?

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Can we meet tomorrow at [time]?