Speaking: Introducing Yourself

A2–B1 speaking skills quiz with a short speaking prompt and questions about introductions, personal information, and conversation starters.

Level: A2 • Questions: 11

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Q1. Prompt: Imagine you are meeting a new classmate for the first time. You should introduce yourself, talk about where you are from, your hobbies, and ask a few questions about them.

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Explanation

This is the speaking prompt. The following questions test related expressions and speaking skills.

Q2. Which of these is the best way to start introducing yourself?

(A) Hi, I’m Anna. Nice to meet you! (B) My name it is Anna. (C) Name I am. (D) I am name.

Explanation

Friendly and natural introduction in English.

Q3. Which is the most natural question to ask next?

(A) Where are you from? (B) Where do you from? (C) Where you from? (D) From where you are?

Explanation

Correct word order: 'Where are you from?'

Q4. Choose the best response to 'Nice to meet you.'

(A) Nice to meet you too! (B) Goodbye. (C) I am fine. (D) Yes, it is.

Explanation

This is the standard polite reply.

Q5. Which sentence sounds the most natural when talking about hobbies?

(A) I am like play football and read books. (B) I like playing football and reading books. (C) I like play football and read books. (D) I like to play football and read book.

Explanation

Correct gerund form after 'like'.

Q6. Choose the best expression to continue the conversation.

(A) What do you like doing in your free time? (B) How long do you live here? (C) Tell me your name again? (D) You from this city?

Explanation

Friendly, open question to continue a conversation.

Q7. Which phrase is polite when you didn’t hear someone’s name?

(A) What? (B) Sorry, what was your name again? (C) Say again! (D) Who?

Explanation

Polite way to ask for repetition in conversation.

Q8. What’s the best way to end a short introduction politely?

(A) Okay, bye. (B) It was nice talking to you! (C) I stop now. (D) That’s all.

Explanation

Common friendly closing in conversations.

Q9. Which sentence uses correct grammar and word order?

(A) I from Turkey am. (B) From Turkey I am. (C) I am from Turkey. (D) Am I from Turkey.

Explanation

Correct order: subject + verb + prepositional phrase.

Q10. Which phrase would make your introduction sound more confident?

(A) I can’t speak well. (B) I think my English is not very good. (C) I’m learning English and I enjoy speaking with new people. (D) Sorry, my English is bad.

Explanation

Positive, confident, and encouraging tone.

Q11. Which of the following is an example of good body language when introducing yourself?

(A) Speaking quietly and avoiding eye contact (B) Standing too close (C) Looking away and crossing your arms (D) Smiling and making eye contact

Explanation

Smiling and eye contact show confidence and friendliness.

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