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Listening Quiz: Nghi Thức Sắp Xếp Chỗ Ngồi Tại Bữa Tối Cấp Nhà Nước – Easy Level
Th3 14, 2024
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Anna Phạm
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Tiếng Anh dành cho Nhà ngoại giao (English for Diplomat)
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1.
Who should sit to the president’s right at the state dinner?
The foreign minister
The ambassador
Sarah
Guests from other countries
Explanation:
Daniel says, ‘The foreign minister should sit to the president’s right.’
2.
Where will the ambassador sit?
To the president’s right
To the president’s left
At Sarah’s table
After the guests from other countries
Explanation:
Daniel explains that ‘the ambassador will sit to the president’s left.’
3.
How should the guests from other countries be seated?
Mixed by country at separate tables
Immediately next to the president
In order of rank, after the ambassador
Only at the end of the dinner
Explanation:
Daniel says the guests from other countries ‘will sit in order of rank, after the ambassador.’
4.
Why does Daniel say that mixing guests helps good conversations?
To explain why guests should not be separated by country
To indicate that the ambassador should change seats
To suggest that name cards are unnecessary
To show that the president prefers quieter dinners
Explanation:
Sarah asks whether they should separate guests by country, and Daniel answers, ‘No, mixing guests helps good conversations.’
5.
What are Daniel and Sarah mainly discussing?
The menu for the state dinner
Which guests will give speeches
How to arrange the seating for the state dinner
How to decorate the dining room
Explanation:
The conversation is about planning the seating, including who sits next to the president, guest order, mixing guests, and name cards.
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