CWW GRADE 6 MIDTERM EXAMS

Why is it important to listen to others?

• It helps to dominate conversations.

• Listening is a waste of time.

• It is only necessary in formal settings.

• It is important to listen to others to foster understanding and build trust.

What does it mean to understand a viewpoint?

• It involves only expressing your own beliefs.

• Understanding a viewpoint means comprehending another's perspective and the reasons behind it.

• It refers to ignoring other perspectives.

• It means agreeing with someone's opinion.

How can listening help us learn?

• Listening distracts us from learning.

• Listening only benefits the speaker.

• Listening has no impact on memory.

• Listening helps us learn by improving comprehension, retention, and engagement with the material.

What is an argument?

• An argument is a single statement that stands alone.

• An argument is a set of statements that support a conclusion.

• An argument is a type of logical fallacy.

• An argument is a question posed to someone.

Why should we respect different opinions?

• To promote ignorance and division.

• To avoid conflict and maintain silence.

• To enforce a single viewpoint.

• We should respect different opinions to promote understanding and inclusivity.

What happens when we don’t listen?

• We miss important information and create misunderstandings.

• We gain a better understanding of the situation.

• We enhance our communication skills.

• We become more aware of our surroundings.

How can listening improve friendships?

• Listening improves friendships by fostering understanding, empathy, and trust.

• Listening makes friends feel ignored and unvalued.

• Listening leads to misunderstandings and conflicts.

• Listening is a waste of time in friendships.

What is a good way to show you are listening?

• Interrupt the speaker often

• Look at your phone frequently

• Maintain eye contact and provide verbal affirmations.

• Avoid nodding or responding

Why is it important to share your own viewpoint?

• It is important to share your own viewpoint to promote understanding and collaboration.

• To keep your thoughts to yourself.

• To ensure everyone agrees with you.

• To avoid conflict and maintain silence.

What can we learn from arguments?

• Arguments are always unproductive.

• Arguments lead to confusion and misunderstanding.

• We can only reinforce our own beliefs.

• We can learn different perspectives and improve critical thinking.