GETTING A HAIRCUT

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Welcome to the Transactional Speaking Challenge: Getting a Haircut! In this game, you will test your knowledge of conversational expressions used in a barbershop or salon. Read each scenario carefully, differentiate between the Hairstylist's POV and the Customer's POV, and help Froggy jump to the correct exact expression from our learning material. Watch out for the tricky distractors! Good luck!

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Rahma Nur Azizah

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Froggy Jumps GETTING A HAIRCUTVersión en línea Welcome to the Transactional Speaking Challenge: Getting a Haircut! In this game, you will test your knowledge of conversational expressions used in a barbershop or salon. Read each scenario carefully, differentiate between the Hairstylist's POV and the Customer's POV, and help Froggy jump to the correct exact expression from our learning material. Watch out for the tricky distractors! Good luck! por Rahma Nur Azizah 1 A client wants to ask the barber to tidy up their hair slightly using an informal/slang phrase. According to the text, which expression is exactly correct? a "Make it look fresh." b "Just a trim, right?" c "Just make it neat, bro." 2 The customer wants to reduce the bulk or thickness on the sides of their head without altering the main length. Which exact expression specifies this? a "Thin the sides a little." b "Cut the sides a little." c "Keep the length on top." 3 The hairstylist wants to ask the client how short the hair should be cut. Which exact question do they ask? a "How much do you want it?" b "How short do you want it?" c "Don't cut it too short." 4 The customer is unsure and explicitly tells the barber to choose a style that matches the customer's own face. Which sentence is structurally correct from the Customer's POV? a "Just make it suit my face." b "This will suit your face." c "Just make it look fresh." 5 A student wants an undercut-style look. They need the sides faded but want to keep the upper section long. What is the exact customer expression? a "Leave the hair on top." b "Thin the sides a little." c "Keep the length on top."

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