CA3 {THU, JAN 23rd (G-I)}

{FRI, JAN 24th (G-II)}

ROLE- PLAY
MAX. MARKS- 30
EACH TEAM WILL GET 8- 10 MINUTES TO PERFORM.

PARAMETERS FOR EVALUATION:

- using coherent and relevant content (10 marks)

- using accurate language (grammar+ vocabulary) (5 marks)

- group presentation (5 marks)

- fluency and coordination (5 marks)

- effective use of voice and body language (posture, gesture,

audience involvement) (5 marks)
 Q1939 G1

1. Retirement Gift
Jeremy has been working with your company for over thirty years and is
going to retire next week.
With your partners, you have been tasked with choosing a retirement
present for him.
Discuss the situation with your partners and come to a decision on what to
get him.

Suggested phrases:
“What is our budget?”
“I think we should get him a…”
“What sort of things does he like?”
“I believe he already has one of those.”

HAMID

MONIKA

MINHAJ

UPASANA

SUBHADIP
2. An Urgent Message
Situation:
Jack has just received an urgent phone call from his wife. Her car has
broken down by the side of the road. He has to go and help her out.
But first, he needs to get permission from his boss. However, when
boss denies to allow him to take an off, Jack calls one of his friends to
help his wife.
Roles: Jack, Jack’s wife, Jack’s co-worker, Jack’s boss, Jack’s friend
Suggested phrases:
“I’ve just received a phone call from my wife.”
“She’s very upset.”
“How long will it take you to sort this out?”
“I’m not sure that I would classify this as an emergency.”

AALIYA

VASAVI

NIKITA

PRAGYA

ISHA
3. A Medical Emergency
Situation:
It is a normal day at work when Jack is called and scolded badly by
his boss because of non-completion of the project. He gets really
upset and talks about what happened in boss’s office with his co-
worker who consoles him. Later in the earning, Jack collapses since
did not have his lunch owning to the scolding he got. Another co-
worker passing by calls emergency services and explain the situation.
The person working at emergency services dispatch an ambulance to
the correct address while asking the caller to check for a pulse. The
caller should also check that the person is breathing and administer
aid if necessary.
Roles: Jack, Jack’s co-worker, Jack’s boss, another co-worker who
witnesses Jack collapsing, receptionist at emergency services, worker
at emergency services
Suggested phrases:
“My co-worker has just collapsed.”
“Our address is…”
“You need to check for a pulse.”
“The ambulance should be there in approximately ten minutes.”

NILAKANTHA

HARSHIT

UTTAM

AKHIL

NAMAN

DEEPA
4. Noisy People Situation:
Adam is trying to get some important work done from your junior, but
some other employees are horsing around near your cubicle and
creating a lot of noise. They’re very loud and you need to ask them to
stop.
Roles: Adam, Adam’s junior, 4 co-workers
Suggested phrases:
“Excuse me!!”
“I don’t mean to sound rude…”
“I didn’t realize we were being so loud.”
“We’ll try to be a bit quieter.”

SHALINI

SAI MAHESH

RADHIKA

RAJESH

SWATI
5. Japanese Visitors
Situation:
A group of Japanese businesspeople are going to be spending a few
days visiting your company and your boss has asked you and your
partners to spend half a day showing them around your company and
city.
Suggested phrases:
“ Sir, it’s a privilege to have you here.”
“ We would like to show you our company’s premises first.”
“We would like to visit the traditional sites.”
“It was a pleasure to enjoy golfing in here.”

SIYAD

RITU

SAJID

KIRTI

PARAMJEET
 Q1939 G2
1. New Responsibilities
Situation:
Alex has been called by the HR and been promoted to a management
position. However, he is worried about the new responsibilities and
whether he is suited to a management position or not. He talks about
this with his co-workers who suggest him to discuss his concerns with
the Head of Department.
Roles: Alex, Alex’s co-workers, Alex’s Head of Department, HR
employees
Suggested phrases:
“I’m worried about my new position.”
“I feel I don’t have enough experience.”
“We chose you because of your capability.”
“I’m sure you’ll do just fine.”

RITIKA

ESHRAQ

DEBASMITA

MUFID

DEEPANSHU KUMAR
2. An Urgent Message
Situation:
Jack has just received an urgent phone call from his wife. Her car has
broken down by the side of the road. He has to go and help her out.
But first, he needs to get permission from his boss. However, when
boss denies to allow him to take an off, Jack calls one of his friends to
help his wife.
Roles: Jack, Jack’s wife, Jack’s co-worker, Jack’s boss, Jack’s friend
Suggested phrases:
“I’ve just received a phone call from my wife.”
“She’s very upset.”
“How long will it take you to sort this out?”
“I’m not sure that I would classify this as an emergency.”

ARUN

ANKIT

SAHIB

BHASKARA SATYA PRAKASH

DEEPANSHU RAJ
3. A Medical Emergency
Situation:
It is a normal day at work when Jack is called and scolded badly by his boss
because of non-completion of the project. He gets really upset and talks about
what happened in boss’s office with his co-worker who consoles him. Later in
the earning, Jack collapses since did not have his lunch owning to the scolding
he got. Another co-worker passing by calls emergency services and explain the
situation. The person working at emergency services dispatch an ambulance to
the correct address while asking the caller to check for a pulse. The caller
should also check that the person is breathing and administer aid if necessary.

Roles: Jack, Jack’s co-worker, Jack’s boss, another co-worker who witnesses
Jack collapsing, receptionist at emergency services, worker at emergency
services

Suggested phrases:

“My co-worker has just collapsed.”

“Our address is…”

“You need to check for a pulse.”

“The ambulance should be there in approximately ten minutes.”

PRASHANT

JYOTI

PUSHPENDRA

SHIVANI

ADITYA
4. Noisy People Situation:
Adam is trying to get some important work done from your junior, but
some other employees are horsing around near your cubicle and
creating a lot of noise. They’re very loud and you need to ask them to
stop.
Roles: Adam, Adam’s junior, 4 co-workers
Suggested phrases:
“Excuse me!!”
“I don’t mean to sound rude…”
“I didn’t realize we were being so loud.”
“We’ll try to be a bit quieter.”

BIJETA DEVI

SIDDHARTH

PARAS

HARIS

AMIT KUMAR SAHU

5. Japanese Visitors
Situation:
A group of Japanese businesspeople are going to be spending a few
days visiting your company and your boss has asked you and your
partners to spend half a day showing them around your company and
city.
Suggested phrases:
“ Sir, it’s a privilege to have you here.”
“ We would like to show you our company’s premises first.”
“We would like to visit the traditional sites.”
“It was a pleasure to enjoy golfing in here.”

ANGEL

SAI CHANDU

SIMRAN

ASHWINI
6. Nothing to Do Situation:
You are a manager in a company with a few dozen employees
working under you. One day, you come across one of your employees
named Elen who is lazing about and doing nothing with his feet up on
his desk. Find out what is going on.
Student A: You are the employee. You are relaxing because you have
finished all of your work and there’s nothing to do. You offered to
help others with their work, but they all said that they did not need
any assistance.
Student B: You are the manager. You believe that all employees
should be hard at work at all times. There is always work to be done.
Plus, if the CEO sees one of your employees slacking off, you’ll get
into trouble too.
Other students in the group: They are slow at work and talk about
Elen that how he manages to finish his task on time.
Suggested phrases:
“Don’t you have anything to do?”
“Why don’t you help the others?”
“I’ve completely finished all of my work.”
“There’s absolutely nothing to do.”

RISHABH

GUL AHMAD

ZAID

EKLIL