Respect Quiz

Which of the following is an example of using polite language?

• Shouting to get someone's attention

• Using someone's name when talking to them

• Interrupting when someone else is speaking

• Making demands instead of requests

Why is listening actively important in showing respect?

• It helps you interrupt more effectively

• It shows you value the other person's words

• It allows you to think about what to say next

• It makes conversations shorter

What does respecting personal space mean?

• Always standing very close to someone when talking

• Touching people without their permission

• Giving people physical and emotional space as needed

• Ignoring people when they talk to you

How can you acknowledge someone's opinion, even if you disagree?

• By telling them they are wrong

• By ignoring their opinion

• By saying, "I understand your point, but I see it differently."

• By changing the subject

Being punctual is a sign of respect because it shows that you:

• Prefer to arrive before anyone else

• Value your own time above others

• Value others' time as much as your own

• Like to rush at the last minute

Which of the following is a way to show gratitude?

• Taking things for granted

• Saying "thank you" when someone helps you

• Forgetting to acknowledge others' efforts

• Only thanking people when you need something else

What is an example of not using polite language?

• Saying "please" when asking for something

• Thanking someone for their help

• Using a harsh tone when speaking

• Addressing someone by their preferred title

Active listening involves:

• Planning your response while the other person is talking

• Making eye contact and nodding to show understanding

• Frequently checking your phone during the conversation

• Thinking about other things while someone talks

Invading someone's personal space can make them feel:

• Respected

• Comfortable

• Uncomfortable

• Appreciated

When you disagree with someone, a respectful approach is to:

• Raise your voice to make your point

• Listen and then share your perspective calmly

• Walk away from the conversation

• Insist that you are right until they agree