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WorksheetsCommunication and Conflict
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
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1.
You heard that you friend is having a party and you were not invited. You decided not to say anything and pretend everything is ok...which style of conflict resolution is this?
a)
avoidance
b)
separation
c)
compromise
d)
problem solving
2.
Your teacher tells you that if you continue not to bring a pencil to class, she will write you up every time. You begin to bring a pencil. What type of conflict resolution is this?
a)
accommodating to requirements
b)
avoidance
c)
separation
d)
problem solving
3.
You refuse to befriend a girl in your class that looks differently than you and appears to have a different religious preference. This is:
a)
stereotyping
b)
racism
c)
mean
d)
prejudice
4.
You assume that the girls in your cooking group will know how to make brownies. This is a:
a)
stereotype
b)
racist remark
c)
prejudice remark
d)
good assumption
5.
You pick the shortest student last for the basketball team. This could be using a:
a)
measure of athleticism
b)
stereotype
c)
assumption
d)
conflict
6.
a prejudice reaction that includes feelings of hatred or violence may be:
a)
stereotyping
b)
assumptions
c)
racism
d)
warranted
7.
Separation works if it is used as the:
a)
first option
b)
last resort
c)
response to authority
d)
constant threat
8.
Someone who was born in a different country should be spoken to with the knowledge that they may have different cultural ideas and values.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
Restating what the speaker says is called:
a)
listening
b)
speaking kindly
c)
feedback
d)
repeat back
10.
Active listening includes _____________ in the communication process
a)
the speaker
b)
everyone
c)
the listener
d)
eavesdroppers
11.
sending signals during active listening includes all EXCEPT:
a)
feedback
b)
nodding
c)
laughing
d)
eye contact
12.
Sometimes it is necessary to interrupt.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
13.
The most importart part of conflict resolution is:
a)
staying calm
b)
feedback
c)
active listening
d)
voicing your concerns
14.
Disagreements in relationships are normal and healthy.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
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