Тест Английский речевой этикет

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Тест.

Словарь культурного человека.

Ex. 1.

When you address a middle-aged man whose name you don't know, you say:
a) Mister
b) Sir
c) Excuse me, please
d) Hey, you there!
If you want to address an American tourist (Mrs Jane Hardy) whom you have known for a few days, you say:
a) Madam
b) Mrs Hardy
c) Jane
d) Jane Hardy
If you want to address an eminent British scientist (Doctor John Lonsdale), aged 50, you say:
a) Dr Lonsdale
b) Mr Lonsdale
c) John
d) Lonsdale
If you want to address a visiting English teacher called Helen Parker, aged 25-30 (unmarried), you call her:
a) Helen
b) Miss Helen
c) Miss Parker
d) Miss
If you have not heard what someone said, you say:
a) Sorry
b) Excuse me.
c) Repeat it, please
d) Thank you
Political Correctness was born in which decade? (5 баллов)
a) 1970s
b) 1850s
c) 1990s
d) 1960s

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Ex. 2.

How would you address the following people?

A girl of eighteen, not married (Judy Brown).
A married woman with two children, aged 35 (Elsie Smith).
A university professor (David Clark).
A doctor who is examining you (Stephen Powell)
An elderly man in the street who seems to have lost his way (you want to help him).

Ex. 3.

Here are some politically incorrect expressions. Can you match them with the politically correct words?

1) Disabled

a) Visually-challenged

2) Hispanics

b) Member of Africa Diaspora

3) Blind

c) Physically-challenged

4) Indian

d) Chicano

5) Nigger

e) Indigenous person

Ex. 4.

Match the civil titles with the status of the individual.

1) Mrs

a) A man whose marital status is unknown.

2) Miss

b) A woman who is married.

3) Ms

c) A woman who is unmarried.

4) Mr

d) A woman whose marital status is unknown.

Ex. 5.

Translate from English to Russian.