Workplace English placement test Answer 30 short questions from our ESL-101 to ESL-104 courses. It is free and takes about 15 minutes. You do not need an account. At the end we recommend the level to start with.
What does 'Stop!' mean at work? A Stop moving now B Take your break C Go faster D Say your name Which greeting is best for a customer? A Hey! B Hello, welcome in. C What? D Bye. Which number is thirty? A 13 B 30 C 33 D 3 'Put the boxes on the cart.' What is the place? A Put B The boxes C On the cart D Okay You did not hear the instruction. You say: A Yes, okay. B Sorry, one more time, please. C Done. D Goodbye. A yellow sign usually means: A Caution B Exit C First aid D Fire extinguisher Your supervisor asks 'What is your availability?' They want to know: A Your address B When you can work C Your phone model D Your salary What is the first thing you do when you arrive for your first shift? A Start working B Greet your supervisor and say your name C Go on break D Leave Which is a complete sentence? A Printer broken. B The printer on floor two is broken. C On floor two. D Broken printer floor. What is the first part of a work email? A Sign-off B Subject line C Request D Greeting Which three parts make a status update? A Done, next, problem B Hello, goodbye, thanks C Name, phone, address D Who, why, how What are the three parts of answering a work call? A Company, your name, offer to help B Hello, goodbye, thanks C Name, age, address D Yes, no, maybe The line is bad and you missed the number. You say: A Okay, bye. B Sorry, the line is not clear. Could you repeat the number? C Guess it later. D Hang up. What are the three parts of a stand-up update? A Done, doing, blocker B Name, age, job C Hello, update, goodbye D Question, answer, thanks 'All staff must complete training by June 30.' What is the deadline? A Today B June 30 C Next year D No deadline What are the four parts of a problem report? A What and where, when, impact, suggestion B Hello, sorry, thanks, bye C Who, blame, why, anger D Name, date, sign, file A safety problem is happening now. Best channel? A Email tomorrow B Speak in person or call now C Team newsletter D Wait Which three factors help you choose register? A Audience, relationship, stakes B Grammar, spelling, length C Time, place, weather D Name, title, salary What are the three parts of a short presentation? A Open, point, close B Hello, slides, goodbye C Start, middle, questions D Intro, history, data How much slower than conversation should you present? A About 10 percent slower B Twice as slow C Faster D The same Which phrase disagrees professionally? A You're wrong. B I'm not sure I agree. My concern is safety. C That's stupid. D No. How should you open a discussion? A With a joke B With the goal as a decision and a time limit C With your opinion D With the agenda for the year What are the three steps of de-escalation? A Acknowledge, neutralize, redirect B Argue, win, leave C Ignore, wait, report D Blame, explain, apologize What three things do you analyze about a client? A Role, goal, mood B Age, height, accent C Name, address, phone D Budget only What does BLUF mean? A Bottom line up front B Big letters, use fonts C Brief list, use formal D Before lunch, update files A challenge is fair. You should: A Get defensive B Concede and adapt the plan C Ignore it D Change the subject How many sector tracks does each learner complete? A One B Two C All four D None You see an abbreviation you do not know. You: A Guess B Ask before you act C Ignore it D Cross it out What are the four parts of a handover? A Status, changes, watch-outs, to-dos B Hello, update, thanks, bye C Who, what, why, how D Start, middle, end, sign Which should you never soften? A A safety call B A greeting C A request D A thank-you 0 of 30 answered
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