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Telephone and Reception Skills Course: Spelling names, numbers and email addresses

Temaquiz utan tidsgräns: 17 frågor om Spelling names, numbers and email addresses, med en förklaring efter varje svar. Frågor och svar blandas varje gång.

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  • 100 frågor
  • Kontrollerad 13 oktober 2026
  • Faktagranskad 13 oktober 2026
Börja med lektionernaTelephone and Reception Skills Course: Lessons: cirka 150 minuters läsning. Alla provfrågor tas upp i lektionerna.

Temaquiz 3: Spelling names, numbers and email addresses

  1. Fråga 1 av 17

    Why is a phonetic alphabet useful on the phone?
    Visa svar

    Svar: B. Letters like B, D, P and T sound alike

    Letters like B, D, P and T, or M and N, are easy to mix up on the phone. Code words make each letter clear.

  2. Fråga 2 av 17

    In the NATO phonetic alphabet, which word stands for J?
    Visa svar

    Svar: D. Juliett

    J is Juliett. NATO spells it with two Ts.

  3. Fråga 3 av 17

    How does NATO spell the phonetic alphabet word for the letter A?
    Visa svar

    Svar: B. Alfa

    NATO spells the word Alfa, with an F, so people who speak other languages pronounce it correctly.

  4. Fråga 4 av 17

    A caller spells her last name: Romeo, Echo, India, Delta. What is her last name?
    Visa svar

    Svar: C. REID

    Romeo = R, Echo = E, India = I, Delta = D, so the name is REID.

  5. Fråga 5 av 17

    How do you spell the name BAO with the NATO phonetic alphabet?
    Visa svar

    Svar: D. Bravo, Alfa, Oscar

    B is Bravo, A is Alfa and O is Oscar in the NATO phonetic alphabet.

  6. Fråga 6 av 17

    According to the federal Translation Bureau, which is the recommended way to write a Canadian phone number?
    Visa svar

    Svar: B. 403-555-0147

    The Translation Bureau recommends hyphens after the area code and between groups of digits, without parentheses.

  7. Fråga 7 av 17

    Why does the Translation Bureau no longer recommend parentheses around the area code?
    Visa svar

    Svar: D. Area codes are now needed in most places, even for local calls

    Parentheses once showed the area code was optional. It is now required in most of Canada, even for local calls.

  8. Fråga 8 av 17

    How should a toll-free number be written?
    Visa svar

    Svar: D. 1-800-555-0110

    The Translation Bureau uses the same hyphen style for toll-free numbers: 1-800-555-0110.

  9. Fråga 9 av 17

    What is the clearest way to say the phone number 587-555-0193?
    Visa svar

    Svar: A. Digit by digit in three groups, with a short pause between groups

    Say each digit separately and pause between the 3-3-4 groups. This matches how the number is written.

  10. Fråga 10 av 17

    A caller says the meeting room is number fifteen. What is the best way to confirm it?
    Visa svar

    Svar: B. Ask, "Is that one-five, fifteen?"

    Numbers like 15 and 50 sound alike. Saying the digits one by one removes the doubt.

  11. Fråga 11 av 17

    How should you say the email address d_kaur@example.ca aloud?
    Visa svar

    Svar: D. "d, underscore, kaur, at example dot c-a"

    Say every symbol: underscore (_), at (@) and dot (.). An underscore and a dash are different characters.

  12. Fråga 12 av 17

    How does the Translation Bureau recommend writing half past two in the afternoon?
    Visa svar

    Svar: C. 2:30 p.m.

    Write a.m. and p.m. in lower case with periods and a space after the numbers. Do not mix p.m. with the 24-hour clock or with "afternoon".

  13. Fråga 13 av 17

    To avoid mixing up 12 a.m. and 12 p.m., what does the Translation Bureau recommend?
    Visa svar

    Svar: A. Use the 24-hour clock or write noon or midnight

    Using the 24-hour clock (12:00, 00:00) or the words noon and midnight removes the confusion.

  14. Fråga 14 av 17

    You have written down a caller's name and number. What should you do next?
    Visa svar

    Svar: A. Read them back to the caller to check them

    Reading details back lets the caller catch mistakes right away.

  15. Fråga 15 av 17

    Listen. What is the caller's last name?
    Lyssna och svara sedan. Transkriptionen visas när du har svarat.
    Inget ljud? Läs texten

    Receptionist: Could you spell your last name for me, please?
    Caller: Sure. Papa, Hotel, Alfa, Mike.

    Visa svar

    Svar: D. PHAM

    Papa = P, Hotel = H, Alfa = A, Mike = M, so the name is PHAM.

    Transkription

    Receptionist: Could you spell your last name for me, please?
    Caller: Sure. Papa, Hotel, Alfa, Mike.

  16. Fråga 16 av 17

    Listen. What is the caller's phone number?
    Lyssna och svara sedan. Transkriptionen visas när du har svarat.
    Inget ljud? Läs texten

    Caller: You can reach me at four zero three, five five five, zero one six two.
    Receptionist: Let me read that back. Four zero three, five five five, zero one six two.
    Caller: That's right.

    Visa svar

    Svar: B. 403-555-0162

    The caller and the receptionist both say four zero three, five five five, zero one six two.

    Transkription

    Caller: You can reach me at four zero three, five five five, zero one six two.
    Receptionist: Let me read that back. Four zero three, five five five, zero one six two.
    Caller: That's right.

  17. Fråga 17 av 17

    Listen. What is the caller's email address?
    Lyssna och svara sedan. Transkriptionen visas när du har svarat.
    Inget ljud? Läs texten

    Caller: My email is s dot okafor at northgate dot c-a. Okafor is spelled O, K, A, F, O, R.
    Receptionist: Thank you. So that's s dot okafor at northgate dot c-a.

    Visa svar

    Svar: B. s.okafor@northgate.ca

    The caller says "s dot okafor at northgate dot c-a", so there is a dot after the s and the ending is .ca.

    Transkription

    Caller: My email is s dot okafor at northgate dot c-a. Okafor is spelled O, K, A, F, O, R.
    Receptionist: Thank you. So that's s dot okafor at northgate dot c-a.

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