Froggy Jumps: Greetings and Titles Quiz


Froggy Jumps Greetings and Titles QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on greetings and titles with this fun quiz! by Dianiethaa 1 What is the formal title for addressing a male in English? a Dr. b Ms. c Mr. 2 Which title is used for a married woman? a Mrs. b Ms. c Miss 3 What title is used for an unmarried woman? a Ms. b Miss c Mrs. 4 What title is often used for a female without specifying marital status? a Mrs. b Ms. c Miss 5 Which greeting is appropriate for a formal event? a Hey, b Good evening, c What's up, 6 A woman aged about 30 comes to the restaurant at 12:30 a Good afternoon, Madam b Good morning, Miss c Good afternoon, Miss 7 A man comes into your restaurant at 7 p.m. a Good afternoon, Sir b Good evening, Sir c Good evening, gentlemen 8 You greet a married couple in front of the restaurant at about 10 p.m. a Good evening, Sir and Mrs. b Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. c Good evening, Sir and Madam 9 You welcome a group of guests (some men and some women) who come for breakfast. a Good morning, Ladies and Gentlemen b Good morning, Lady and Gentleman c Good morning, Ladies and Gentleman 10 You greet 3 women who come for dinner at your restaurant. a Good evening, Lady b Good afternoon, ladies c Good evening, Ladies 11 Four men arrive in the restaurant at about 9 p.m. a Good evening, Gentleman b Good evening, Gentlemen c Good afternoon, Gentlemen 12 You welcome a young lady (aged about 17) at the bar at night. a Good evening, Miss b Good afternoon, Madam c Good evening, Ms. 13 You say goodbye to a woman and 2 men at 9 p.m. a Thank you for dining with us this evening, Sirs and Madam. Have a great night. b Farewell, Sir and Madam. Thank you for dining with us. c Goodbye, Sir and Madam. Have a great evening. 14 A woman guest leaves the restaurant after her dinner a Thank you for dining with us this evening, Ladies. Have a great night. b Farewell, Madam. We hope you had a pleasant evening and look forward to seeing you again. c Goodbye, Madams. Thank you for dining with us 15 You say goodbye to a married couple leaving your restaurant in the afternoon. a Thank you, Sirs and Madam, for joining us for lunch today. Have a wonderful afternoon b Thank you, Mr. and Mrs., for joining us for lunch today. Have a wonderful afternoon c Thank you, Sir and Madam, for joining us for lunch today. Have a wonderful afternoon. 16 Your guest named George William comes in for breakfast a Good morning, Mr. George b Good morning, Mr. William c Good afternoon, Mr. William 17 You welcome Kevin Fernando and his wife in the morning. a Good morning, Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Fernando b Good morning, Mr. Fernando and Mrs. Fernando c Good morning, Mr. Fernando and Mrs. Kevin 18 Alice Watson and her husband leave the restaurant after having their dinner. a Thank you, Mr. Watson and Ms. Watson, for dining with us this evening. b Thank you, Ms. Alice and Mr. Watson, for dining with us this evening. c Thank you, Mr. Watson and Mrs. Watson, for dining with us this evening. 19 A woman guest named Mary Wagner leaves at lunchtime. a Thank you, Ms. Mary, for joining us for lunch. b Thank you, Ms. Wagner, for joining us for lunch. c Thank you, Mrs. Wagner, for joining us for lunch. 20 You say hello to Mr. Smith’s father at about 11:30. a Good morning, Sir. b Good morning, Mr. Smith. c Good morning,Smith.

1

What is the formal title for addressing a male in English?

a

Dr.

b

Ms.

c

Mr.

2

Which title is used for a married woman?

a

Mrs.

b

Ms.

c

Miss

3

What title is used for an unmarried woman?

a

Ms.

b

Miss

c

Mrs.

4

What title is often used for a female without specifying marital status?

a

Mrs.

b

Ms.

c

Miss

5

Which greeting is appropriate for a formal event?

a

Hey,

b

Good evening,

c

What's up,

6

A woman aged about 30 comes to the restaurant at 12:30

a

Good afternoon, Madam

b

Good morning, Miss

c

Good afternoon, Miss

7

A man comes into your restaurant at 7 p.m.

a

Good afternoon, Sir

b

Good evening, Sir

c

Good evening, gentlemen

8

You greet a married couple in front of the restaurant at about 10 p.m.

a

Good evening, Sir and Mrs.

b

Good evening, Mr. and Mrs.

c

Good evening, Sir and Madam

9

You welcome a group of guests (some men and some women) who come for breakfast.

a

Good morning, Ladies and Gentlemen

b

Good morning, Lady and Gentleman

c

Good morning, Ladies and Gentleman

10

You greet 3 women who come for dinner at your restaurant.

a

Good evening, Lady

b

Good afternoon, ladies

c

Good evening, Ladies

11

Four men arrive in the restaurant at about 9 p.m.

a

Good evening, Gentleman

b

Good evening, Gentlemen

c

Good afternoon, Gentlemen

12

You welcome a young lady (aged about 17) at the bar at night.

a

Good evening, Miss

b

Good afternoon, Madam

c

Good evening, Ms.

13

You say goodbye to a woman and 2 men at 9 p.m.

a

Thank you for dining with us this evening, Sirs and Madam. Have a great night.

b

Farewell, Sir and Madam. Thank you for dining with us.

c

Goodbye, Sir and Madam. Have a great evening.

14

A woman guest leaves the restaurant after her dinner

a

Thank you for dining with us this evening, Ladies. Have a great night.

b

Farewell, Madam. We hope you had a pleasant evening and look forward to seeing you again.

c

Goodbye, Madams. Thank you for dining with us

15

You say goodbye to a married couple leaving your restaurant in the afternoon.

a

Thank you, Sirs and Madam, for joining us for lunch today. Have a wonderful afternoon

b

Thank you, Mr. and Mrs., for joining us for lunch today. Have a wonderful afternoon

c

Thank you, Sir and Madam, for joining us for lunch today. Have a wonderful afternoon.

16

Your guest named George William comes in for breakfast

a

Good morning, Mr. George

b

Good morning, Mr. William

c

Good afternoon, Mr. William

17

You welcome Kevin Fernando and his wife in the morning.

a

Good morning, Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Fernando

b

Good morning, Mr. Fernando and Mrs. Fernando

c

Good morning, Mr. Fernando and Mrs. Kevin

18

Alice Watson and her husband leave the restaurant after having their dinner.

a

Thank you, Mr. Watson and Ms. Watson, for dining with us this evening.

b

Thank you, Ms. Alice and Mr. Watson, for dining with us this evening.

c

Thank you, Mr. Watson and Mrs. Watson, for dining with us this evening.

19

A woman guest named Mary Wagner leaves at lunchtime.

a

Thank you, Ms. Mary, for joining us for lunch.

b

Thank you, Ms. Wagner, for joining us for lunch.

c

Thank you, Mrs. Wagner, for joining us for lunch.

20

You say hello to Mr. Smith’s father at about 11:30.

a

Good morning, Sir.

b

Good morning, Mr. Smith.

c

Good morning,Smith.

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