Chapter I It's English Time

What is the purpose of "to get attention" in communication?

• To avoid misunderstandings

• To express thoughts and opinions

• To draw people's focus or interest

• To show appreciation to others

Why do we "check if we are understood" during a conversation?

• To make sure we are speaking loudly enough

• To see if the other person is paying attention

• To confirm that our message is clear and has been received accurately

• To interrupt the flow of conversation

When might someone use "to show appreciation to others" in communication?

• When they disagree with someone's idea

• When they want to change the subject

• When they want to thank or acknowledge someone's efforts or contributions

• When they feel bored in a conversation

Which phrase is used to express opinions in a conversation?

• "Can you repeat that, please?"

• "I think learning languages is fun!"

• "Excuse me, I didn't catch that."

• "It's a beautiful day, isn't it?"

What do we do to "tell what we or other people think of something"?

• Raise our hands

• Use facial expressions

• Share our thoughts and opinions

• Remain silent

When might someone use "to get attention" in communication?

• When they want to show appreciation to others

• When they want to change the topic of discussion

• When they want others to pay attention to what they are saying or doing

• When they want to end a conversation

What is the purpose of "to check if we are understood" in communication?

• To make sure our message is clear and understandable

• To interrupt the flow of conversation

• To show appreciation to others

• To express opinions and thoughts

Which phrase is used to get attention during a conversation?

• "I completely agree."

• "That's interesting!"

• "I'm sorry, could you repeat that?"

• "Anyway, let's move on."

When do we use "to show appreciation to others" in communication?

• When we want to ask a question

• When we want to disagree with someone

• When we want to express gratitude or praise

• When we want to end the conversation

How do we "tell what we or other people think of something"?

• By using body language and facial expressions

• By speaking loudly and clearly

• By repeating the same information multiple times

• By avoiding eye contact with others