
Communication Vocabulary
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Life Skills
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8th Grade
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Amanda MS]
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16 Slides • 21 Questions
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Open Ended
Why is effective communication important in our daily lives?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of good communication skills?
Making eye contact while speaking
Interrupting others frequently
Ignoring body language
Speaking in a rude tone
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes 'body language' as used in communication?
Spoken words between two people
Nonverbal signals like posture and gestures
Written notes and emails
Digital chats and video calls
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Fill in the Blanks
A conversation usually begins with a greeting or a question like 'Hi, how was your
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Match
Match the statement to its correct type of communication.
Liam winks at Emily.
Katie calls Tatiana on her cell phone.
Gabrielle writes a letter to her grandmother.
Sheng posts a video on a social media site.
nonverbal
verbal
written
electronic
nonverbal
verbal
written
electronic
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Select
What are some signals of active listening? Select all that apply.
Eye contact
Nodding
Ignoring the speaker
Repeating key points
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best explains how tone of voice can change the meaning of a message?
Tone can make a message sound happier, insincere, or upset even if the words are the same.
Tone only matters when you are angry.
Tone is not important in communication.
Tone only affects written messages.
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Open Ended
How do social routines help people feel connected in daily life?
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are examples of social amenities?
Saying 'please'
Using 'thank you'
Giving compliments
Ignoring others
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank: In an educational setting, students often raise their hands to
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Open Ended
Why is it important to avoid sensitive topics when choosing conversational topics with someone you don't know well?
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Match
Match the following with their definitions
A place where people learn, like school, and follow rules for talking and listening.
A polite habit in social life, such as saying 'please' or 'thank you' to be kind and respectful.
People talking together, taking turns to speak and listen.
A place where people do jobs, like an office or store, and talk professionally.
educational setting
social amenity
conversation
workplace
educational setting
social amenity
conversation
workplace
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Open Ended
How could voice tone affect how a group works on a project together at school?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a reason why body language and voice tone are important in communication?
They help show confidence and interest.
They encourage and motivate others.
They make people feel nervous and less willing to share ideas.
They guarantee you will get the job.
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Fill in the Blanks
A proper conversation should always start with a
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Open Ended
Describe two ways to have better conversations based on what you have learned from this lesson.
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Multiple Choice
Which one of these have the proper steps for a conversation?
Start with a greeting, Take turns talking, Respond to the other person, End politely
End politely, Respond to the other person, Take turns talking, Start with a greeting
Take turns talking, Start with a greeting, End politely, Respond to the other person
Respond to the other person, End politely, Start with a greeting, Take turns talking
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a recommended tip for online chats?
Be clear and kind in your messages
Use punctuation so tone isn’t misunderstood
Avoid all caps — it can seem like yelling
Ignore punctuation and use all caps
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Multiple Choice
By the end of this lesson, what are you most interested in learning more about: key words, types of communication, good communication skills, or real-life examples?
Key words
Types of communication
Good communication skills
Real-life examples
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Open Ended
What are some ways you can use good communication skills in your daily life?
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