Do You Know Different Phrases Used When Making Phone Calls
-
Receptionist: Hi, this is Jack from the dentist’s office. _______________________________________? Person 1: Sorry, Mark’s away at the moment.
-
Can I ask who's calling?
-
Could I speak to Mark please?
-
Could you speak up please?
-
About This Quiz
Check out our online quiz to see if you understood how to use the key phrases for making phone calls and enhance your learning by completing the assignment.
(228).jpg "Do You Know Different Phrases Used When Making Phone Calls - Quiz")
Quiz Preview
- 2.
Person 1: Sorry, Jim’s away at the moment. Receptionist: Ok, _________________________________________? Person 1: Of course. Receptionist: Please remind him he has an appointment tomorrow. Person 1: Ok, will do.
-
Can I take a message?
-
Can I leave a message?
Correct Answer
A. Can I leave a message?Explanation
The correct answer is "Can I leave a message?" because the person is asking if they can leave a message for Jim while he is away. This is evident from the response of Person 1, who agrees to take the message and reminds the receptionist to inform Jim about the appointment.Rate this question:
-
- 3.
Hotel Receptionist: Good afternoon, Luxury Hotels, what can I do for you? Customer: Hi, I’m calling ______ the reservation I made for tonight.
Correct Answer
aboutExplanation
The customer is calling to inquire or ask about the reservation they made for tonight.Rate this question:
- 4.
Hotel Receptionist: Hello, this is Maria from Star Hotel, what can I do for you? Customer: Hi, I’m calling about the reservation I made for tonight. Hotel Receptionist: Ok, ____________________________________________________? Customer: Yes, It’s Janine Radcliff.
-
Can I have your name, please?
-
Could you spell that please?
-
Could you repeat that please?
Correct Answer
A. Can I have your name, please?Explanation
The hotel receptionist asks the customer for their name in order to confirm their reservation. By asking for the customer's name, the receptionist can ensure that they are speaking to the correct person and retrieve their reservation details accurately.Rate this question:
-
- 5.
Customer: My name is Janine Radcliff. Hotel Receptionist: Ok, ____________________________________________________? Customer: Sure. My first name is Janine – J-A-N-I-N-E. My last name is Radcliff – R-A-D-C-L-I-F-F.
-
Could you repeat that please?
-
Could you spell that please?
-
Is Janine there?
Correct Answer
A. Could you spell that please?Explanation
The customer is providing their name to the hotel receptionist, and the receptionist is asking for clarification on how to spell it. This suggests that the receptionist did not understand the name when the customer initially stated it. Therefore, the appropriate response from the receptionist would be to ask the customer to spell their name.Rate this question:
-
- 6.
Coach: Our practice will be next week Friday at 8 am. Team Member: _____________________________________ Coach: I said, our practice will be next week Friday at 8 am.
-
Could you repeat that please?
-
Could you spell that please?
-
Hang on for a moment, please.
Correct Answer
A. Could you repeat that please?Explanation
The team member's response of "Could you repeat that please?" indicates that they did not fully hear or understand the coach's statement about the practice schedule. They are asking the coach to repeat the information so that they can clarify and make sure they have the correct details.Rate this question:
-
- 7.
Team Member: Sorry, I’m having a hard time hearing you. ___________________________________________? Coach: Sorry, let me go to a quieter place. Ok, can you hear be better now? Team Member: Yes, much better. Could you repeat that once more? Coach: Yes – we will meet next Friday at 8 am for practice.
-
Could you speak up?
-
Could you spell that please?
-
Hang on for a moment, please.
Correct Answer
A. Could you speak up?Explanation
The correct answer is "Could you speak up?" because the team member is having a hard time hearing the coach. The team member asks the coach to repeat what they said, indicating that they couldn't hear properly. Asking someone to speak up is a common request when someone is having difficulty hearing.Rate this question:
-
- 8.
Teacher: Hi, this is Mrs. Samson calling from Number 1 Primary School. Could I speak to your mother, please? Pupil: Sorry, I’m afraid she’s busy at the moment. ____________________________________________? Teacher: Yes, please tell her the school will go on a trip next week. She can call me back for the details. Pupil: Ok, I will pass that on. Teacher: Thanks
-
Can I take a message?
-
Can I leave a message?
Correct Answer
A. Can I take a message?Explanation
The correct answer is "Can I take a message?" because the teacher is asking if the pupil can relay a message to their mother. The teacher wants the pupil to inform their mother about the school trip and ask her to call back for more details.Rate this question:
-
- 9.
Airline Receptionist: Good evening, Skyway Airlines, _________________________________________________?
Correct Answer
how can I help youExplanation
The correct answer is "how can I help you." This is the most appropriate response for an airline receptionist as it demonstrates a polite and helpful attitude towards the caller. By asking this question, the receptionist is offering assistance and indicating a willingness to address any inquiries or concerns the caller may have.Rate this question:
- 10.
Customer: Hi, I’m calling about getting a refund for my ticket. Could I speak to the customer service department? Airline Receptionist: Of course. ___________________________________________________________. Customer: Thank you!
-
Could you tell him I called?
-
Please hold, I'll put you through.
-
I'm sorry, he is not available.
Correct Answer
A. Please hold, I'll put you through.Explanation
The correct answer is "Please hold, I'll put you through." This response indicates that the airline receptionist is willing to transfer the call to the customer service department. By saying "please hold," it suggests that the receptionist needs a moment to connect the customer with the appropriate department. The phrase "I'll put you through" confirms that the receptionist will transfer the call as requested.Rate this question:
-
Quiz Review Timeline (Updated): Nov 16, 2023 +
Our quizzes are rigorously reviewed, monitored and continuously updated by our expert board to maintain accuracy, relevance, and timeliness.
-
Current Version
-
Nov 16, 2023Quiz Edited by
ProProfs Editorial Team -
Mar 09, 2021Quiz Created by
Catherine Halcomb
Back to top