If someone's name is unclear on the phone, how do you confirm it? A: “Can you spell your name for me, please?” or B: “Can you guess my name?”

What should you say if you can’t hear someone well on the phone? A: Say “Sorry, I can’t hear you very well.” or B: “Could you speak more softly, please?”

What's a polite way to ask for someone's mobile number? A: “Could I have your mobile number please?” or B: “What’s your email address?”

How can you offer assistance when answering a call at your office? A: “Yes, it is. Please hold.” or B: “Yes, it is. How can I assist you?”

How do you confirm an appointment at the Washington Conference Centre? A: “I’d like to meet with you tomorrow at the Washington Conference Centre at 9 a.m.” or B: “Let’s meet next week at your office.”

What do you say if you need someone to email you some important documents? A: "Can you hand me the documents tomorrow?" or B: "Could you please email me the documents?"

What should you do if Ana Solano is not in the office? A: “Ana Solano is busy right now. Call later.” or B: “Ana Solano is not in the office at the moment. Can I help you?”

When confirming an email address over the phone, what should you ask? A: "Can you write down your email address?" or B: "Can you spell your email address for me, please?"

How do you introduce yourself to someone on the phone? A: "Hello, this [Other Person's Name] speaking." or B: "Hello, this is [Your Name] speaking."

If someone asks for Richard Clooney and it's the wrong number, what do you say? A: "Richard Clooney? Just a moment please." or B: "Richard Clooney? I think you have the wrong number."

If someone wants to test new equipment on April 17th, how do they say it? A: "I want to test the new equipment on the 17th." or B: "I want to test the new equipment in May."

If you dial the wrong number, what should you say? A: “Oh, sorry to bother you. Goodbye.” or B: “Oh, is Richard Clooney there?”

When arranging a meeting at the Washington Conference Centre, what detail is most important? A: "I want to have a meeting with you tomorrow at 9 a.m." or B: "I want to have a meeting with you next month."