ESL 7

Which of these statements are true about filler words?

• a.       They are unnecessary.

• b.       They help you communicate both clearly and succinctly.

• c.       They don’t add anything to your message. 

• d.      Both A and C

Why right pausing can make you more articulate?

• a.       It gives you time to gather your thoughts and share clearly.

• b.       Pausing can not draw the attention of your audience.

• c.       Pausing can also communicate confidence. 

• d.      A and C

It is the impact of going from one known culture to an unfamiliar one.

• a.       Cultural assimilation

• b.       Culture shock

• c.       Cultural adaptation

• d.       Culture integration

Culture shock may be caused by these factors:

• a.       Language

• b.       Climate

• c.       etiquette

• d.      All of the above

What is the theory that uses 8 primary colors to help individuals understand their feelings and how they can self-regulate?

• a.       Color wheel

• b.       Cart wheel

• c.       Emotion wheel

• d.      Cog wheel

Which among these statements is FALSE?

 

• a.       Emotions aren’t irrational and subjective

• b.       Emotions start with a stimulus and end with a behavior.

• c.       Behavior is not the starting point, emotions are. 

• d.      Emotions are solitary and arbitrary.

All of these are primary emotions except?

• a.       Disgust

• b.       Contempt

• c.       fear

• d.      sadness

  It is the part of the brain that processes emotions.

• a.       cerebrum

• b.       cerebellum

• c.       amygdala

• d.      frontal lobe

Which of these are the characteristic of someone who is high in openness?

• a.       They have a broad range of interest.

• b.       They are eager to learn new things and enjoy new experiences.

• c.       They are curious about the world.

• d.      All of the above

Spend time preparing, finishes important tasks right away, and pays attention to detail are characteristics of what personality.

• a.       Openness

• b.      Extraversion

• c.       Conscientiousness

• d.      Neuroticism