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Making Polite Requests

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Making Polite Requests
 

Making Polite RequestsOnline version

This video quiz was created for a thesis purposes and made public for use in classroom settings.

by Abraham Torsinah Manalu
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What two words does the video say you can use to ask for help politely?

2

What does Paul ask Anna to do for him?

3

Why does the narrator say Anna was a bit rude to Denise?

4

What polite phrase does Anna use to ask Tom for help with the printer?

5

What does Denise complain about at the end?

Explanation

If you chose A, ❌ not correct because “can” and “will” are not the main polite words mentioned – the video says “would” and “could.” If you chose C, ❌ no, “may” and “might” are not discussed in this video. If you chose D, ❌ not right – “should” and “must” are not used for polite requests here.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct – Paul does not ask Anna to send an email; he asks Tom to finish an email. If you chose C, ❌ no, later Anna asks Tom for help with the printer, but Paul did not ask her to set it up. If you chose D, ❌ not right – Paul tells Anna to ask Denise for help, but that is not what Paul asks Anna to do for him.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct – using “please” alone is not enough; the problem was she sounded rude even with “please.” If you chose C, ❌ no, Anna did not shout; she spoke normally but still sounded rude. If you chose D, ❌ not right – the task was possible; the problem was the way she asked.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct – Anna starts to say “Please help me,” then stops and corrects herself because that sounds rude. If you chose B, ❌ no, that would be very rude and not what Anna says. If you chose D, ❌ not right – Anna asks for help with the printer, not to print something.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct – the printer is working well at the end; Denise is upset about how she is treated. If you chose C, ❌ no – the hairdresser comment was made by Victoria, not Denise’s complaint at the end. If you chose D, ❌ not right – Denise is angry with Anna, not with Paul.

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