The Silence Game

Why do the children play the silent game?

• They play because it's a tradition.

• They play when they can't get along.

• They play when the adults are talking.

• They play just for fun.

What is the main purpose of 'The Silence Game' in a classroom setting?

• To encourage children to speak more

• To help children focus and concentrate

• To make children feel isolated

• To entertain the children

Which of the following best describes the atmosphere during 'The Silence Game'?

• Noisy and chaotic

• Calm and focused

• Tense and stressful

• Boring and dull

In 'The Silence Game', what is the role of the teacher?

• To actively participate in the game

• To observe and guide the children

• To discipline children who break the silence

• To ignore the children

How does 'The Silence Game' benefit children's social skills?

• It teaches them to be competitive

• It encourages teamwork and cooperation

• It isolates them from their peers

• It makes them more talkative

What is a key rule of 'The Silence Game'?

• Children must whisper to each other

• Children must remain completely silent

• Children must sing a song

• Children must write a story

Which literary device is most evident in the concept of 'The Silence Game'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Alliteration

What is the primary emotion children might feel during 'The Silence Game'?

• Excitement

• Boredom

• Calmness

• Fear

How does 'The Silence Game' help in language development?

• By encouraging loud reading

• By promoting active listening

• By focusing on writing skills

• By enhancing vocabulary through speaking

What is the expected outcome of playing 'The Silence Game' regularly?

• Improved listening skills

• Increased noise levels

• Decreased attention span

• Higher stress levels