You will hear a passage about work receptionists perform. Listen to the first part and choose the right answers to each question. (Note: There may be more than one correct answer.)
- What does a receptionist in a small firm have to do?
- Operate the switchboard.
- Receive visitors,
- Perform other clerical duties.
- Use the computer.
- What does a receptionist in a large firm have to concentrate on?
- Using the typewriter.
- Welcoming visitors.
- Performing other clerical duties.
- Looking after visitors.
- Why should a visitor to a large firm make an appointment in advance?
- Because executives are usually quite busy.
- Because executives often have to go out on business.
- Because executives often do not have much time for visitors.
- Because executives are often away from the office.
- What should a receptionist be notified about in advance by executives and secretaries?
- Expected visitors.
- Which company the visitor represents.
- Important appointments.
- The movements of executives.
- What travel arrangements do executives often ask the receptionists to make?
- Booking train tickets.
- Booking airline tickets.
- Booking dinner tables.
- Booking hotel accommodation.