Speaking and Listening Recap Quiz Term 2B

What is the definition of communication?

• the act of eating and drinking

• saying something that is not true or correct

• writing a story

• the act of giving, receiving, and sharing information

There are two main types of communication. What are they?

• Spelling and grammar

• Capital letters and full stops

• Verbal and non-verbal

• Punctuation and structure

Which of these options is NOT a feature of spoken communication?

• Handwriting

• Tempo

• Tone

• Volume

Which one of these sentences is an example of a question?

• What time is it?

• That is such a cool car!

• I like dominos pizza.

• Go to your room!

Which one of these sentences is an example of a command?

• What time is it?

• That is such a cool car!

• I like dominos pizza.

• Go to your room!

In relation to our Speaking and Listening units, what is the definition of the word 'listen'?

• Making an effort to hear something

• Writing a story

• Singing a song

• Eating a snack

What can we do to show someone that we are listening to them? Tick all answers that apply.

• Turn away from the person

• Give the person eye contact

• Cover your face

• Nod at the person

State whether the following statement is true or false. It is appropriate to interrupt the lecturer when they are speaking to a peer.

• True

• False

Which of these questions is the most appropriate one to use if we didn't hear what someone has said to us?

• Please can you give me directions?

• Please can you repeat what you have just said?

• Please can you show me where it is?

• Please can you tell me the time?

Which of these questions can we use to clarify or confirm understanding?

• Please can you explain what you just said?

• What time is it?

• Where is the book?

• How are you?