2025年六年级英语下册商务礼仪英语交际应用试卷及答案

2025 年六年级英语下册商务礼仪英语交际应用试卷及答案 一、单项选择题（每题2 分，共10 题） 1. When meeting a client for the first time, you should say: A) "What’s up?" B) "Nice to meet you." C) "Hey, buddy!" D) "Bye!" 2. If you need to interrupt a conversation politely, you can say: A) "Stop talking!" B) "Excuse me, may I add something?" C) "Listen to me now!" D) "Be quiet!" 3. The best way to accept a business card is: A) With one hand while looking away. B) With both hands and a slight nod. C) By putting it in your pocket immediately. D) By folding it. 4. In a formal email, the subject line should be: A) Blank B) Clear and specific (e.g., "Meeting Request: June 5") C) "URGENT!!!" D) A funny joke 5. When introducing your manager to a client, you should: A) Point at your manager. B) Say, "This is my boss." C) Say, "Mr. Smith, this is our client, Ms. Lee." D) Let them introduce themselves. 6. If you are late for a meeting, you should: A) Enter loudly and apologize later. B) Send a message to inform others and apologize when you arrive. C) Pretend nothing happened. D) Blame traffic loudly. 7. Appropriate attire for a business meeting is: A) Beach shorts and flip-flops. B) Neat trousers/skirt and a formal shirt/blouse. C) A superhero costume. D) Pajamas. 8. When ending a phone call professionally, say: A) "Talk to you never." B) "I gotta go, bye!" C) "Thank you for calling. Goodbye." D) Hang up without speaking. 9. To politely decline an offer, you can say: A) "No way!" B) "I don’t want that." C) "Thank you, but I’m fine." D) "That’s stupid." 10. During a business meal, you should: A) Talk with food in your mouth. B) Use your phone constantly. C) Chew quietly and wait to speak until your mouth is empty. D) Reach across the table for food. 二、多项选择题（每题2 分，共10 题） 11. Which phrases are polite for making requests? (Choose two) A) "Give me the report." B) "Could you please send me the report?" C) "I need it now!" D) "Would you mind sharing the report?" 12. What should you do in a video meeting? (Choose two) A) Sit in a dark room. B) Mute your microphone when not speaking. C) Check your appearance on camera. D) Eat crunchy snacks loudly. 13. Which are formal email closings? (Choose two) A) "See ya!" B) "Sincerely," C) "Best regards," D) "XOXO" 14. When shaking hands, you should: (Choose two) A) Offer a firm (not too strong) grip. B) Shake for at least 10 seconds. C) Make eye contact. D) Look at the floor. 15. Good topics for small talk with clients include: (Choose two) A) Recent sports events. B) Weather. C) Personal gossip. D) Politics. 16. In a business setting, which titles are respectful? (Choose two) A) "Mr. Brown" B) "Hey John!" C) "Dr. Patel" D) "That guy" 17. What should you avoid in professional communication? (Choose two) A) Using slang like "gonna" or "wanna". B) Clear and complete sentences. C) ALL CAPS (which looks like shouting). D) Proper punctuation. 18. When receiving feedback, you should: (Choose two) A) Interrupt to defend yourself. B) Listen without arguing. C) Say "Thank you for your advice." D) Roll your eyes. 19. Which actions show active listening? (Choose two) A) Nodding occasionally. B) Looking at your phone. C) Asking relevant questions. D) Yawning. 20. For a formal presentation, you should: (Choose two) A) Speak very fast to finish quickly. B) Use simple visuals (e.g., charts). C) Read slides word-for-word. D) Practice beforehand to be confident. 三、判断题（每题2 分，共10 题） Write "T" for True or "F" for False. 21. It’s polite to address someone by their first name immediately in all cultures. 22. Sending a thank-you email after a meeting is a good practice. 23. In a group discussion, it’s okay to dominate the conversation. 24. Business emails should use emojis like 😊 to seem friendly. 25. Standing up when someone enters the room shows respect. 26. "Yours faithfully" is used when you know the recipient’s name. 27. It’s professional to check your watch frequently during a conversation. 28. Holding the door open for others is considerate in a business setting. 29. If unsure about a cultural custom, it’s best to ask politely. 30. "No problem" is always appropriate instead of "You’re welcome." 四、简答题（每题5 分，共4 题） 31. Describe three key points to remember when introducing two people in a business context. 32. Why is it important to be punctual for meetings? Give two reasons. 33. List three differences between a formal and an informal email. 34. Explain how to handle a situation where you disagree with a client’s idea politely. 答案 1. B 2. B 3. B 4. B 5. C 6. B 7. B 8. C 9. C 10. C 11. B,D 12. B,C 13. B,C 14. A,C 15. A,B 16. A,C 17. A,C 18. B,C 19. A,C 20. B,D 21. F 22. T 23. F 24. F 25. T 26. F 27. F 28. T 29. T 30. F 31. State the higher-ranking person’s name first; Use ① ② full names and titles; Mention a brief connection if ③ relevant (e.g., "Ms. Liu works with our marketing team"). 32. Shows respect for others’ time; Avoids disrupting ① ② the meeting schedule. 33. Formal: Uses subject line, proper salutation (Dear Mr./Ms.), clear structure, formal closing (Sincerely), full name/signature. Informal: Casual greetings (Hi), slang, emojis, no strict format. 34. Acknowledge their idea ("That’s an interesting perspective"), then share your view calmly ("I’d like to suggest..."), and focus on solutions ("Perhaps we could consider...").