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Unit 4: Visitors_Intermediate

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  • They are the....
    Powerpuff Girls
  • How MANY / MUCH people work for your company?
    many
  • WHO / WHEN manages your department?
    Who
  • IS / DOES your job difficult?
    Is
  • The IT / PURCHASING Department maintains the computer systems and software.
    IT
  • There’s an annual festival in this Southeast Asian nation that pays homage to its many monkeys.
    Thailand
  • The Logistics Department DISPATCHES / MAINTAINS the products to the customer.
    dispatches
  • What's the name of Snoopy's friend?
    Charlie Brown
  • Located along the earthquake-prone Ring of Fire, this Asian island nation experiences 20 percent of the world’s 6.0-magnitude or higher temblors annually.
    Japan
  • When you arrive to the reception of a company you... a) say why you are there b) ask questions about the company
    a) say why you are there
  • The HR / FINANCE Department recruits new people to work in the company.
    HR
  • The Sales Department GENERATES / RESOLVES new business with customers.
    generates
  • The Customer Service Department CONTROLS / RESOLVES customer problems when they call.
    resolves
  • HOW OFTEN / DID do visitors come to your department?
    How often
  • What's the name of this cartoon?
    Scooby-Doo
  • The receptionist is the one who will sign in the visitor and offer a seat. TRUE or FALSE?
    True
  • The Accounts Department INVOICES / BUYS customers for products that they have bought.
    invoices
  • The hosts welcomes the visitor, asks about their journey and invites to go to the meeting room. TRUE or FALSE?
    True
  • Where did you WORKED / WORK before your current job?
    work
  • The Yoruba people in the southwest part of this African nation are known for giving birth to more twins than anywhere else in the world, at a rate of 50 per 1,000 births.
    Nigeria
  • Who LEAVES / DOES LEAVE work last in your office?
    leaves
  • WHO / WHEN did your company start?
    When
  • How many hours a week YOU / DO YOU work?
    do