Summative Test 1.3

What is your section?

• Roel
• Sue
• Felix
• Charlene

What is your name?

Which of the following is NOT part of the scenarios that can be avoided if one applies analytical listening?

• Miscommunication
• Miscalculation
• Misinterpretation
• Misinformation

Which of the following best differentiates hearing from listening?

• Hearing is voluntary while listening is involuntary.
• Hearing is cognitive while listening is physiological.
• Hearing is multi-sensory while listening is limited to sound detection.
• Hearing happens automatically, while listening requires conscious effort and focus.

Why does analytical listening requires active listening?

• It requires the listener to move around.
• It requires the listener to provide evaluative feedback.
• It requires the listener to provide insignificant feedback.
• None of the above

What do you call the response to the identified problem which can be determined by asking the WH-questions?

• problem
• solution
• active listening
• analytical listening

What do you call the main issue or concern that must be addressed in a particular text?

• problem
• solution
• active listening
• analytical listening

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of analytical listening?

• Focusing on the speaker's words and nonverbal cues.
• Summarizing the speaker's points to ensure understanding.
• Forming an opinion before the speaker finishes.
• Asking clarifying questions to gain further information.

Which scenario is Analytical listening particularly useful for?

• Enjoying a piece of music.
• Following directions for a simple task.
• Solving complex problems with a group.
• Having a casual conversation with a friend.

How can analytical listening help you identify potential solutions to a problem?

• By listening for ideas and suggestions from the speaker.
• By analyzing the problem's root cause based on the speaker's information.
• By evaluating the speaker's proposed solutions for feasibility.
• All of the above.