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Multiple Choice

What shouldn't you do when seeking to understand?

• Advise.

• Probe.

• Judge.

• All the above.

Multiple Choice

I watch ... in English.

• movies

• comics

• cartoons

• commercial

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to develop strong listening and responding skills in everyday life?

• To improve communication and relationships

• To memorize facts quickly

• To avoid conversations

• To become a public speaker

Open Ended

Can you name any different types of listening? Describe any you can think of.

Multiple Choice

Which type of listening involves putting yourself in someone else's shoes to fully understand their perspective?

• Empathetic

• Critical

• Selective

• Sympathetic

Multiple Choice

Match the following examples to the correct type of listening: 1) Listening to a teacher explain a topic, 2) Noticing a change in someone's tone of voice, 3) A counsellor listening to a client, 4) Following instructions to assemble furniture.

• 1-Comprehensive, 2-Discriminative, 3-Empathetic, 4-Informational

• 1-Informational, 2-Selective, 3-Sympathetic, 4-Critical

• 1-Selective, 2-Empathetic, 3-Discriminative, 4-Comprehensive

• 1-Critical, 2-Informational, 3-Comprehensive, 4-Sympathetic

Multiple Choice

Summarise and repeat what the speaker has said in your own words to confirm understanding. This is an example of which active listening technique?

• Summarise & Repeat

• Pay Full Attention

• Ask Clarifying Questions

• Be non-judgemental

Multiple Choice

Which active listening technique is being used when you wait patiently for someone to finish speaking before responding with a supportive comment?

• Don't Interrupt

• Pay Full Attention

• Ask Clarifying Questions

• Summarise & Repeat

Open Ended

Which active listening technique do you find most challenging to practice, and why?

Open Ended

List three reasons why it is important to be an active listener, using examples to support your answers.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are verbal cues that show you are paying attention to a speaker?

• Asking a question

• Yawning

• Answering a question

• Summarising & repeating

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a non-verbal cue that shows you are paying attention to a speaker?

• Nodding your head

• Interrupting

• Asking a question

• Summarising & repeating

Open Ended

Based on the images and descriptions, how can non-verbal cues help you understand how someone is feeling during a conversation?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following topics would be most appropriate for a group discussion about the impact of social media on teenagers' mental health?

• Why having a social media presence can be harmful for a teenager’s mental health

• Your dream job

• How we can protect the environment in a house building boom

• Why living in an urban area is better than living in the countryside

Multiple Select

Which of the following are types of listening skills you might use in a group discussion?

• Empathetic Listening

• Critical Listening

• Rhetorical Listening

• Comprehensive Listening

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a non-verbal cue that shows you are paying attention during a discussion?

• Nodding your head

• Asking a question

• Summarizing the discussion

• Disagreeing politely

Open Ended

Describe two ways you could improve your listening skills based on your recent group discussion experience.

Multiple Choice

Which question type is being used in the sentence: 'You enjoy chocolate, don’t you?'

• Open

• Closed

• Leading

• Follow Up

Open Ended

Explain why it is important to ask for clarification during a conversation and give an example of how you might do this politely.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of informal language?

• Relaxed tone

• Use of slang

• Polite and respectful

• Casual language

Multiple Choice

Which of the following situations would require you to use formal language?

• Chatting with friends at a café

• Talking to your tutor in an interview

• Texting your sibling about dinner

• Making jokes with classmates

Open Ended

Explain why it is important to use formal language in certain situations. Give an example from your own experience.

Multiple Choice

Why is Jack’s message to his tutor considered inappropriate?

• It is too long

• It uses informal language and lacks proper punctuation

• It is written in another language

• It is too formal

Open Ended

Reflecting on what you have learned in this unit, how do you think your listening and responding skills have improved?