Social Media and Communication Quiz

During a fun survey at Kai's company, what percentage of employers reported having fired an employee for being late? Jackson, Benjamin, and Rohan were curious to find out!

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

• 41%

During a career fair, Olivia and Samuel were discussing job applications. What percentage of employers use social media to screen candidates during the hiring process?

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

• 80%

During our team meeting, which of the following is an example of a closed-ended question? Imagine Avery, Ethan, and Grace are discussing their project.

• What do you think?

• How do you feel about this?

• Is Sarah coming to the meeting?

• Can you explain more?

During a lively team meeting, what is a fun example of a summarizing statement?

• What do you think, Mia?

• Is Sarah coming to the meeting, Grace?

• What I hear you saying is, Abigail...

• You seem frustrated, Grace.

Mason and his friends Daniel, Mia, and Harper are having a lively chat. What is the purpose of Confirmation Statements in their conversation?

• To let the Receiver know that his or her comments are being heard and encourage the Receiver to share more details.

• To end a conversation quickly.

• To change the topic of discussion.

• To express disagreement.

During a lively team meeting, Evelyn shared her exciting project update. Which of the following is an example of a Confirmation Statement in response to her update?

• "I see."

• "Why do you think that?"

• "Can you explain more?"

• "Let's move on."

Imagine you're in a group discussion with Aiden, Abigail, and Samuel. What is the purpose of using the Quiet Submissive style with Confirmation Statements?

• To encourage this style to talk.

• To end the conversation.

• To change the topic.

• To express disagreement.

During a lively group discussion, what is one benefit of using open-ended questions, as Samuel and Olivia often do?

• They encourage short answers

• They allow others to explain their thoughts and feelings

• They limit the conversation

• They provide specific answers

Imagine you're in a lively group discussion with Rohan, Aiden, and Evelyn. What type of questions can spark interesting conversations and let everyone share their thoughts and feelings?

• Closed-ended Questions

• Yes/No Questions

• Open-ended Questions

• Multiple-choice Questions

Hey class! Let's have some fun. Which of the following is NOT an example of an open-ended question? Think about how you would respond to each one. Ready? Go!

• Tell me about your day, David.

• What was your experience like, Sophia?

• Do you understand, Mia?

• What questions do you have about the assignment?