InterRel 3 - Communication Skills

What is one of the main goals of the "Understanding Nonverbal Messages" lesson?

• To learn how to write better

• To know you can communicate without using words

• To learn about the weather

Which of these is a way people communicate nonverbally?

• Singing a song

• Making facial expressions

• Writing a letter

If your words say one thing, but your body shows another, which message should you try to make sure is consistent?

• Just make sure your words are clear

• Let your body say whatever it wants

• Make sure your words and actions send the same message

What is an important goal of the "Listening" lesson?

• To learn how to speak louder

• To understand that good listening skills help you succeed

• To finish your tasks quickly

What are the three main parts of being a "Good Listener"?

• Argue, Interrupt, Ignore

• Focus, Confirm, Respond

• Shout, Whisper, Mumble

What is one of the learning goals for the "Speaking" lesson?

• To always say yes

• To make friends quickly

• To understand how powerful your words are

The lesson says we have the power to affect what people think about us by doing what?

• Dressing nicely

• Using words carefully

• Being quiet

What is a key goal of the "Being Assertive" lesson?

• To always win

• To learn about passive, aggressive, and assertive behaviors

• To hide your feelings

You and a classmate are working on a group project. You've noticed your classmate isn't contributing much and often lets you do all the work, even when it's supposed to be shared equally. You feel frustrated, but you don't say anything to your classmate, hoping they'll eventually realize it on their own. Instead, you just keep doing most of the work yourself and silently complain to another friend.

• aggressive

• assertive

• passive

You are in the school cafeteria, and someone cuts in front of you in line. You immediately turn to them, raise your voice, and say loudly, "Hey! Get to the back of the line! You think you can just push past everyone? That's totally rude!" You then put your hand on their shoulder and try to physically push them back.

• aggressive

• assertive

• passive