PENILAIAN HARIAN_Greetings, Introductions

What is a polite way to greet someone you just met?

• Goodbye, see you later!

• Hey there, what's your name?

• Hello, my name is [Your Name]. It's nice to meet you.

• What's up, buddy?

How would you introduce yourself to a new classmate?

• I'm not interested in making friends.

• Hi, I'm [Your Name]. I enjoy [Your Interests]. What about you?

• Can you help me with my homework?

• I don't want to talk right now.

What are some follow-up questions you can ask after someone introduces themselves?

• What is your favorite color?

• What do you do for a living? Where are you from? What are your hobbies? How do you know [mutual acquaintance]? What brought you here today?

• Do you have any pets?

• What is your favorite movie?

Why is it important to listen actively during a conversation?

• To avoid misunderstandings by talking more

• It is important to listen actively to ensure understanding and foster effective communication.

• To ensure the other person feels ignored

• To dominate the conversation

What is an example of a good question to ask someone about their hobbies?

• How many pets do you have?

• What is your favorite color?

• What hobby do you enjoy the most and why?

• What is your dream job?

How can you show that you are listening while someone is speaking?

• Look at your phone

• Avoid any facial expressions

• Maintain eye contact, nod, use verbal affirmations, and ask questions.

• Interrupt frequently

What greeting would you use in a formal setting?

• Hey there

• Good morning, Good afternoon, or Good evening.

• Yo!

• What's up?

How can you engage someone in conversation if they seem shy?

• Make fun of their quietness to break the ice.

• Use open-ended questions and active listening to engage them.

• Ignore their shyness and speak loudly.

• Ask them to share their life story immediately.

What should you do if you forget someone's name after they introduce themselves?

• Change the subject immediately.

• Politely ask them to repeat their name.

• Ignore them and walk away.

• Assume their name is something else.

How can you ask for clarification if you don't understand something someone said?

• Change the subject immediately.

• Just ignore what they said.

• Repeat exactly what they said.

• Use phrases like 'Could you clarify that?' or 'I didn't quite catch that, can you explain it again?'