Dialogue Completion MCQ Exercise 1
Question 1 |
Kate: Do have some cake.
Betty: _____.
Kate: Well, you can have another.
Betty: No, thank you. I've had enough.
A | I've already had one piece. |
B | I never eat cake. |
C | I'd like some more. |
D | I'd rather have a sandwich. |
E | Yes, I’d like that. |
Question 2 |
Father: What have you done with your first salary?
Sam: I've put some of it in the bank.
Father: _____.
Sam: Nothing as yet, but I shall buy some clothes for myself.
A | Have you decided on the type of car you want? |
B | How much have you put there? |
C | That was thoughtful of you. What is the interest rate? |
D | If I were you, I’d buy some shares. |
E | Good. What have you done with the rest? |
Question 3 |
Candidate: I really would like to work in the export department.
Manager: _____
Candidate: I read French at the university.
Manager: That could be useful, but you'd need to learn something about economics.
A | Why did you leave your previous job? |
B | At present we have no vacancies whatsoever. |
C | Let me talk to the Personnel Manager. |
D | Well, what are your qualifications? |
E | Have you been offered a job elsewhere? |
Question 4 |
Lecturer: Have you decided which courses you are going to take?
Student: Yes, I want to take Economics, Statistics and French.
Lecturer: _____
Student: Oh, yes! There's nothing to prevent me from working hard this semester.
A | Well, you should have brought your assignments. |
B | But how much time will that leave you for sleep? |
C | Do you think you will be able to keep up with all of them? |
D | Yes, but I'm sure you can manage them. |
E | Have you found any of the books yet? |
Question 5 |
Mary: You’re looking upset. What’s the matter?
Jenny: My brothers were going to take me to the lake for a picnic.
Mary: _____
Jenny: They've gone without me!
A | Well, what happened? |
B | What made them change their mind? |
C | So that's why you are looking so pleased! |
D | A lot of us are going? |
E | Have they decided where to go? |
Question 6 |
Customer: I'm looking for a present for my sister who will be 16 tomorrow.
Shopkeeper: _____
Customer: Yes, especially classical.
Shopkeeper: Then, how about a Mozart cassette?
A | Congratulations. Have you any other sisters? |
B | What does she study? |
C | Is she interested in modern art? |
D | How much do you want to pay? |
E | Does she like music? |
Question 7 |
Mrs Hartley: Would you like sandwiches or cake with your tea?
Mr Hartley: _____.
Mrs Hartley: Really?
Mr Hartley: Yes, I'm very hungry.
A | Please |
B | Neither |
C | No, thank you |
D | Of course |
E | Both, please |
Question 8 |
Tim: I hear you are changing your job soon.
Taylor: That's right.
Tim: _____
Taylor: That’s so and I could never hope to get such a position here.
A | I wish you weren't making such a move. |
B | You will soon be bored with all the fuss there. |
C | You’re going to direct the new oil project in the next town, I believe. |
D | What is the point of making such a move now? |
E | But it means a lot of changes in your professional and private life. |
Question 9 |
Steve: That book you’re reading must be very interesting.
Clara: Oh! What makes you say that?
Steve: _____
A | I don't know why you chose to read it. |
B | I read it before and I wasn't impressed either, |
C | I haven't read the reviews of it yet. |
D | If it weren't so, you would have put it aside before now. |
E | It's far too long and sentimental for my taste. |
Question 10 |
Jim: Do you know where my glasses are?
Betty. I thought you put them in that drawer last night.
Jim: _____
Betty: Then try your raincoat pocket.
A | I've been using glasses for 17 years. |
B | But I’ve already found them. |
C | I can read without my glasses. |
D | We'll look for them later. I don't need them now. |
E | They're not there. I've already looked. |
Question 11 |
Jack: Are we on the right road?
Jill: _____
Jack: What do you mean? Aren't you sure?
Jill: Well, I've only been along this road once before.
A | I'm afraid so. |
B | We certainly are. |
C | I think so. |
D | Yes, that's right. |
E | You should know. |
Question 12 |
Mr Bentley: That first job of mine in the bank was terribly boring.
Interviewer: _____
Mr Bentley: True, but each month seemed like a year.
A | Yes, but you were there only for a few months. |
B | Why was that? |
C | But you will soon move on to a better job. |
D | My first job was pretty dull too. |
E | Was work difficult to get then? |
Question 13 |
Mother: When is David coming to London?
Andy: _____
Mother: Are you sure?
Andy: Nearly. But I'll check in my diary.
A | I wish he weren’t coming. |
B | I've no idea. |
C | It's not definite yet. |
D | Next weekend. |
E | Perhaps he’s changed his mind. |
Question 14 |
Mr Drayton: Did you listen to the weather forecast this evening
Mrs Drayton: No I didn't.
Mr Drayton: _____
Mrs Drayton: Well, we can listen to it at half-past ten.
A | You usually do, don't you? |
B | So did I. |
C | I wish you had. |
D | Snow is expected! |
E | It won't make a difference. |
Question 15 |
Jean: How was the play last night?
Tony: Oh, I didn't enjoy it very much.
Jean: _____
Tony: It was too long and I got bored.
A | Which theatre did you go to, the Grand or the New Stage? |
B | Had you seen it before? |
C | Didn't Meg enjoy it either? |
D | I haven't been to a theatre for a long time. |
E | Really? Why not? |
Question 16 |
Mrs Curry: Where did you go last summer?
Mrs Hardy: We went to Egypt.
Mrs. Curry: _____
Mrs Hardy: No, this year we can’t afford to go anywhere.
A | Did you enjoy the hot climate? |
B | What are you planning to do this year? |
C | Did you enjoy going by ship? |
D | And this year? Will you be going there again? |
E | How long will you be going for? |
Question 17 |
Peter: Who is that woman over there talking to Mr Anderson?
Sam: She's the new secretary.
Peter: _____
Sam: A little over two weeks, I think
A | How long has she been with us? |
B | Was she working here last year? |
C | Where did she work before? |
D | Well, I've never seen her before. |
E | Well, she's certainly very pretty, isn't she? |
Question 18 |
Jane: I can't find the coffee anywhere.
Mother: Look in the cupboard.
Jane: _____
Mother: No, the other one.
A | Can’t you see it? |
B | Which cupboard? |
C | Do you mean the one by the refrigerator? |
D | Where did you put it? |
E | Did you buy it from the shop up the street? |
Question 19 |
Tom: What's the matter with the car?
Jack: I don't know, but It won't start.
Tom: _____.
Jack: No, I haven't.
A | Have another try. |
B | Why didn't you take it to be repaired? |
C | What have you got in the car? |
D | You haven't run out of petrol, have you? |
E | You'll have to send for a mechanic. |
Question 20 |
Mark: How long have you been working in this office?
Ruth: About two and a half months.
Mark: _____
Ruth: Well, yes. At least, sometimes.
A | Why don't you change your job? |
B | Do you enjoy your job? |
C | When do you stop working? |
D | Why don't you come and work for me? |
E | What do you want to do in the future? |
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