B101: Lesson 7: Scheduling, Confirming, and Changing Meetings

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B101: Lesson 7: Scheduling, Confirming, and Changing Meetings


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 7: Scheduling, Confirming, and Changing MeetingsOnline version Test your meeting vocab by The Royal Visions 1 A formal arrangement to meet someone at a specific time. a Appointment b Game c Surprise 2 To decide that a planned meeting will not happen (to stop it completely). a Open b Cancel c Create 3 To change the time or date of a meeting to a new one. a Repeat b Reschedule c Remove 4 Having free time to attend a meeting; not busy. a Available b Closed c Full 5 To verify and say "yes, the meeting is definitely happening." a Confirm b Forget c Deny 6 A list of topics that you plan to discuss during the meeting. a Menu b Receipt c Agenda 7 To arrive exactly at the correct, scheduled time (not late). a Early b Punctual c Slow 8 To reserve a specific time slot or a meeting room. a Read b Book c Sell 9 A digital or paper tool used to track dates, days, and events. a Calculator b Calendar c Clock 10 An event or meeting that happens once every week. a Daily b Monthly c Weekly 11 To delay a meeting and move it to a later time or date. a Postpone b Cancel c Rush 12 A digital request sent to someone's calendar asking them to attend. a Invoice b Invite c Warning 13 The specific place or room where the meeting will take place. a Reason b Location c Time 14 A meeting that is required; you must attend it. a Optional b Mandatory c Free 15 To accidentally schedule two different meetings at the exact same time. a Double-book b Over-work c Multi-task 16 To offer an idea for a meeting time (e.g., "How about 2 PM?"). a Demand b Suggest c Order 17 Having a lot of work to do; not having any open time for a meeting. a Busy b Lazy c Bored 18 To go to or be present at a meeting. a Ignore b Attend c Leave 19 The amount of time that a meeting lasts (e.g., 30 minutes). a Duration b Speed c Distance 20 Arriving after the meeting has already started. a Early b Punctual c Late

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B101: Lesson 7: Scheduling, Confirming, and Changing Meetings

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B101: Lesson 7: Scheduling, Confirming, and Changing MeetingsOnline version

by The Royal Visions

A formal arrangement to meet someone at a specific time.

To decide that a planned meeting will not happen (to stop it completely).

To change the time or date of a meeting to a new one.

Having free time to attend a meeting; not busy.

To verify and say "yes, the meeting is definitely happening."

A list of topics that you plan to discuss during the meeting.

To arrive exactly at the correct, scheduled time (not late).

To reserve a specific time slot or a meeting room.

A digital or paper tool used to track dates, days, and events.

An event or meeting that happens once every week.

To delay a meeting and move it to a later time or date.

A digital request sent to someone's calendar asking them to attend.

The specific place or room where the meeting will take place.

A meeting that is required; you must attend it.

To accidentally schedule two different meetings at the exact same time.

To offer an idea for a meeting time (e.g., "How about 2 PM?").

Having a lot of work to do; not having any open time for a meeting.

To go to or be present at a meeting.

The amount of time that a meeting lasts (e.g., 30 minutes).

Arriving after the meeting has already started.