INTEGRACIÓN SOCIAL: INGLÉS
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![]() INTEGRACIÓN SOCIAL: INGLÉS Descripción: ETIQUETTE - NETIQUETTE |



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You ___ submit the report today. might . must . could . may. We ___ improve our customer service. must . might . can . may. ___ you help me with this?. Must . Should . Could . Might. Employees ___ wear their ID badges. might . must . could . may. It ___ rain later. must . might . should . can’t. You ___ park here. It’s forbidden. must . can . mustn’t . should. You ___ attend the meeting; it’s optional. must . don’t have to . should . can’t. He ___ be in his office, but I’m not sure. must . might . can’t . should. We ___ have a meeting tomorrow, but it’s not confirmed. must . might . should . can. You ___ contact IT if you have problems. should . might . must . can. Spanish colleagues often ___ interpersonal relationships. ignore . prioritize . avoid . dislike. English professionals usually ___ scheduled times. ignore . break . adhere to . avoid. Spanish teams often ___ consensus. avoid . prioritize . reject . dislike. English colleagues often ___ decisions quickly. delay . avoid . make . ignore. Understanding cultural differences ___ help you collaborate. must . should . can . might. Punctuality shows: disrespect . reliability . confusion . disinterest. Good email etiquette includes: no subject line . writing in all caps . proofreading . using slang. Good communication includes: interrupting . active listening . ignoring others . multitasking. A firm handshake conveys: fear . insecurity . confidence . anger. Workplace etiquette promotes: conflict . chaos . productivity . confusion. Netiquette refers to: online rules . fashion . cooking . travel. Using ALL CAPS means: whispering . shouting . laughing . crying. Before asking a question online, you should: search first . never check . ask immediately . ignore instructions. Sarcasm online is: recommended . harmless . risky . D required. Good netiquette promotes: hostility . respect . confusion . sile. Gen Z values: only money . work–life balance . long hours . hierarchy. Some managers avoid hiring Gen Z because of: strong etiquette . poor etiquette . age . experience. One issue Gen Z struggles with: eye contact . punctuality . over-formality . overdressing. Managers should assess: teachability . fashion . hobbies . accents. A sustainable solution is to: avoid Gen Z . embrace them . fire them . ignore them. She ___ finished early; I’m sure. might have . must have . could have . should have. They ___ sent the email to the wrong address. must have . may have . can’t have . should have. You ___ worked late; it wasn’t necessary. needn’t have . must have . might have . should have. He ___ forgotten; it’s impossible. must have . might have . can’t have . should have. They ___ met the target, but didn’t. must have . could have . can’t have . should have. They ___ used the backup system. must have . might have . can’t have . should have. He ___ attended without the details. needn’t have . must have . might have . should have. The team ___ worked efficiently. must have . might have . can’t have . should have. The email ___ gone to the wrong address. must have . may have . can’t have . should have. He ___ forgotten the task. must have . might have . can’t have . should have. You ___ follow the dress code. can . have to . might . could. We ___ expand to grow. could . must . may . might. You ___ work from home on Fridays. must . may . can’t . should. We ___ prioritize the client’s request. might . should . must . can. You ___ report the issue immediately. can . must . might . should. “Punctuality” means: being late . being early . being on time . being absent. “Dress code” refers to: food rules . clothing rules . meeting rules . email rules. A handshake is a form of: written communication . non-verbal communication . digital etiquette . conflict. “Teamwork” means: working alone . working together . avoiding others . competing. “Cultural awareness” means: ignoring differences . respecting differences . rejecting diversity . avoiding others. Netiquette helps avoid: misunderstandings . clarity . respect . organization . Good workplace etiquette improves: stress . productivity . conflict . confusion. Spanish workers often enjoy: short holidays . long holidays . no holidays . unpaid holidays. English meetings are usually: long . unfocused . concise . chaotic. Eye contact shows: boredom . confidence . anger . fear. You ___ interrupt in meetings. must . shouldn’t . might . could. You ___ use a clear subject line. must . might . can’t . shouldn’t. You ___ book in advance; it’s optional. must . needn’t . should . can’t. It ___ be Emily; she’s at school. must . might . can’t . should. You ___ see the new film; it’s great. must . might . can . needn’t. Good etiquette prevents: conflicts . respect . clarity . teamwork. Netiquette includes: spamming . politeness . insults . shouting. Gen Z often prefers: hierarchy . collaboration . silence . isolation. A tidy desk shows: chaos . professionalism . laziness . stress. You ___ wear a tie; it’s optional. must . don’t have to . can’t . should. You ___ be late to work. must . can . mustn’t . might. You ___ speak clearly in meetings. must . might . can’t . shouldn’t. You ___ use polite greetings in emails. must . might . can’t . shouldn’t. You ___ check your work before sending it. must . might . can’t . shouldn’t. Good etiquette helps create a ___ environment. toxic . positive . chaotic . hostile. |





