POP QUIZ

Dunder Mifflin · English Seminar · Scranton Branch

English Screening Quiz
The Office S1E2 "Diversity Day"

Graded practice · Covers the 2026-07-21 handout, ①-⑥ · Review links available on screen

TO:	Katty and the entire screening crew (yes, including those of you still wearing a card on your forehead)
RE:	Answer on this page. Click your choice for multiple choice, type straight into the blanks and the answer boxes, and for matching questions write the letter from the right-hand column (A, B, C...) in the box beside each item on the left. When everything is filled in, print to PDF and hand it to your teacher.
NOTE:	Multiple-answer questions earn credit per correct tick; each wrong tick cancels one correct tick, with a minimum score of zero. Cloze and matching questions earn partial credit per blank or pair. Written answers must be in English; key points are enough, nobody is asking for an essay. The browser receives no answers; objective items use a server-only key after submission, and written answers remain teacher-reviewed. Also: signing Daffy Duck does not count as completing the quiz.

NameDate

Time50 minutes

Questions25, in 5 sections

Total100 points

Coverage2026-07-21 handout, ①-⑥

GradingServer-assisted, teacher-reviewed

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II. Vocabulary and Phrases

Matching, 1 point per box (8 points); cloze 3 points per question, split evenly across blanks; single-answer 3 points; multiple-answer 4 points, with credit and penalties per tick. Six questions, 24 points in total.

Match each expression on the left with its definition on the right. Write the letter in the box beside the expression.8 pts

1 point per box, 8 in total. Each letter is used exactly once.

tit for tat
wrap it up
butcher (verb)
throw someone off
lose it
show someone up
candidly
first-name basis

Aclose enough to someone to drop the surname and just use the first name
Bto snap — to lose your temper or your composure completely
Cto make someone else look bad by outdoing them in front of an audience
Drepaying an insult or an injury with one of the same size
Eto unsettle someone so that they lose their rhythm
Ffrankly, with nothing held back
Gto bring something to a close, and to do it quickly
Hto wreck something in the delivery of it, especially a joke, a song or a name

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複習 → ③ 單字片語卡

Michael is standing over Jim's desk trying to get him off the phone and into the training session. Fill in the phrasal verb he uses.3 pts

Come on, Jim, it . (= bring the call to a close, and do it now.)

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Supply the three sales words that carry Jim's subplot — the ones any account manager uses every week.3 pts

Points are split evenly across the three blanks.

The cut a rep earns on a deal is ; signing a client up for another year is to their account; and getting the customer to actually commit is to a sale.

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Fill in the two key words from the scene where Michael pulls Mr. Brown aside for a quiet word.3 pts

Michael asks him to away from anything to do with sexual orientation. Mr. Brown points out that orientation is not race, and that plenty of races are themselves intolerant of gay people — at which point Dwight supplies the single word for a self-contradiction like that: .

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複習 → ③ 單字片語卡

Michael imagines that if he had laid on food from every culture, he could show him up. What does the phrase mean? (Note how far it is from show up.)3 pts

A.Make him look small by outdoing him in front of everyoneB.Turn up on time; be there when you said you wouldC.Walk him around the office and point things outD.Introduce him to everybody in the branch

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Which of these definitions match the handout? (Select all that apply.)4 pts

A.pull this off = manage to do something difficult and get away with itB.getting cocky = getting full of yourself; letting confidence tip over into swaggerC.cop a squat = slang for grabbing a seat somewhereD.I don't blame you. = I fully intend to hold you responsible for this.

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III. Grammar Patterns

Cloze 3 points per question, split evenly across blanks; single-answer 3 points. Five questions, 15 points in total. One word per blank.

Dwight is feeding documents into the shredder and regretting that he did not start sooner. Complete the pattern for something you ought to have done and did not.3 pts

I done this weeks ago.

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複習 → ④ 文法角落

Rewrite the opening of Why can Chris Rock do a routine...? as the two-word colloquial opener Michael actually uses — the one followed by ordinary statement word order, with no inversion.3 pts

Chris Rock can do a routine and I can't?

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複習 → ④ 文法角落

Use the gently damning pattern the narration applies to Kevin as a performer to say that you are not really an early riser.3 pts

I'm a morning person.

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複習 → ④ 文法角落

Complete two patterns worth stealing for business email: (1) a hedged, very polite request in the subjunctive; (2) a stand-in verb that saves you from repeating one you have already used.3 pts

Points are split evenly across the three blanks.

(1) It help you could confirm by Friday. — a softer way of asking someone to confirm before the weekend. (2) I won't send it until you . — meaning: not until you have sent yours, and without saying the verb twice.

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複習 → ④ 文法角落

Mr. Brown tells Michael that his is the only signature that matters. Which sentence best fits the template the handout draws out of that line — a possessive pronoun as the subject, plus a dropped relative pronoun?3 pts

A.Yours is the only approval we're waiting for.B.Your one approval is what only we are waiting.C.Only your approval which we are waiting for it.D.The approval of you is the only that we need it.

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IV. Listening Recall

Matching, 1 point per box (6 points); cloze 3 points (both blanks required); single-answer 3 points. Three questions, 12 points in total.

On the left is what went into our notes and our subtitles. Find the line that was actually said on the right and write its letter in the box.6 pts

1 point per box, 6 in total.

Donkey Duck
free sale
colored greens
I think you do, mom
tit for tit
getting khaki

Agetting cocky
Bcollard greens
Ctit for tat
DFreeCell
EI think you do, mon
FDaffy Duck

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複習 → ⑤ 聽力糾錯

Two rows of the listening-correction table have a dash in the "what was actually said" column, because nobody misheard anything — the line really is that strange. Fill in what those two rows are about.3 pts

The first is the fake, grammatically battered quotation in Michael's homemade video, which he pins on U.S. President . The second is the fraction he claims for his Native American ancestry, , a ratio that cannot exist — which is exactly why Oscar calls him on it.

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The handout notes that a few rows in the table are lines Michael gets wrong on purpose, so hearing the mistake means you heard him correctly. Which pair belongs in that category?3 pts

A.tit for tit and colored greens — Michael mangles both himself, and in both cases somebody in the room corrects him on the spotB.free sale and Donkey Duck — Michael says both of them wrong deliberately, for the laughC.I think you do, mom and getting cocky — both are accents Michael puts on for effectD.attack you with the north and 2/15 — both are typos introduced by whoever cut the subtitles

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V. Plot Comprehension and Short Answer

Answer in English. Bullet points and short sentences are fine — nobody is asking for an essay. Marked by hand; the value of each question is printed beside its number (5 + 7 + 8 + 7). Four questions, 27 points in total.

Sum up Jim's subplot. How much does that one phone call matter to his year? Why does he end up returning it only just before he leaves? And who closes the sale in the end, and how?5 pts

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複習 → ① 劇情脈絡

Michael greets a late-arriving Kelly with an Indian accent and tries to sell her a food that does not exist, googie googie. Explain (1) which famous Indian stereotype from American pop culture the impression is built on, and (2) what Michael concludes after she slaps him, and why that conclusion is absurd.7 pts

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複習 → ② 文化典故

What kind of term is too soon in American comedy? Using the year this episode first aired, explain why Michael made a point of not producing a card for Arabs, and why too explosive and no pun intended manage to be a pun and a landmine at the same time.8 pts

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複習 → ② 文化典故

The handout identifies a signature Michael speech pattern: deny it first, then take the credit. Use the stretch where he talks about corporate and Diversity Day to show the pattern at work, and put beat me to the punch into plain English.7 pts

Hint: he takes a shot at corporate — and then what comes out of his mouth one second later?

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Teacher's comments

I. Cultural References

II. Vocabulary and Phrases

III. Grammar Patterns

IV. Listening Recall

V. Plot Comprehension and Short Answer