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Short review quiz for Weeks 6–8

by Adriana Edith Romero Garcia
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1. Which is a correct informal greeting for a classmate?

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2. Choose the best invitation phrase for a study group.

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3. Which is an appropriate apology in informal messages?

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4. How do you congratulate a teammate on a win?

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5. Which is a suitable personal update in chat?

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6. Which word best fits a repository-related context?

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7. What does 'bug' mean in tech talk?

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8. Which is a correct use of 'sprint' in workplace talk?

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9. Which sentence uses Present Simple correctly?

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10. Choose the Present Continuous sentence.

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11. Which expresses future plans?

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12. Which phrase shows a deadline in informal message?

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13. Which word belongs to week 8 tech workplace?

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14. What is a 'feature' in software context?

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15. In a team chat, what is a 'backlog' item?

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16. Which sentence uses Present Simple for a routine task?

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17. Which is appropriate for asking for help?

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18. Which sentence asks for information informally?

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19. Which phrase is suitable for a project meeting note?

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20. Which term matches 'teammate' in tech talk?

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Reading A university software development team is preparing a mobile application for a class project. Every Monday, the team meets to plan the sprint and assign tasks. Emma uploads the latest version of the project to the repository, while David tests the application to find bugs. During the meeting, the teammates share notes, discuss their progress, and help each other solve problems. Before leaving, they agree on the sprint goals for the following week.

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21. Reading passage begins: A university software team meets to plan a sprint and deploy a bug fix. What is the main idea?

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22. Reading: They share notes during the meeting to avoid miscommunication. Which detail is key?

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23. Reading: The backlog item 'fix login bug' is added to sprint. What is the purpose?

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24. Reading: A teammate asks for information about deployment status. What workplace situation is shown?

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25. Reading: In the project meeting, the team agrees on a new sprint goal and assigns tasks. What is the main outcome?

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Informal greetings use casual phrases like 'Hey there'.

Invitations use a friendly, inclusive tone.

Keep it brief and specific about the delay.

Use positive, supportive language.

Personal updates relate to work progress.

Correct term is 'repository'.

Bug = defect in software.

Sprint refers to a timed work period.

Present simple for routines.

Present continuous = am/is/are + verb-ing.

Be + verb-ing expresses near future plans.

Use present to state deadlines.

Deployment is the process of releasing software.

Feature = new capability.

Backlog holds pending tasks.

Present simple for routines.

Polite request using could you.

Ask for information clearly.

Use simple past or present for notes; here present.

Teammate = fellow developer.

Main idea centers on teamwork and planning.

Notes aid coordination.

Backing backlog items address tasks like bug fixes.

Represents informal internal communication.

Meeting yields a shared plan and tasks.

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