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Conversations Review

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Interaction with 2 or more people talking together

a)

Nonverbal Communication

b)

Conversation

c)

Listener

d)

Topic

2.

Question that demands more than a one word answer

a)

Open-Ended Question

b)

Closed-Ended Question

c)

Follow-up Question

3.

"Wow! You did awesome!" is an example of what type of compliment?

a)

Appearance

b)

Skills, Talents & Efforts

c)

Personality

4.

"You're a funny guy!" is an example of what type of compliment?

a)

Appearance

b)

Skills, Talents & Efforts

c)

Personality

5.

"I love your backpack!" is an example of what type of compliment?

a)

Appearance

b)

Skills, Talents & Efforts

c)

Personality

6.

Open or Closed: How have you been lately?

a)

Open

b)

Closed

7.

Open or Closed: What do you think about wearing masks in stores?

a)

Open

b)

Closed

8.

During a history class lesson, Claire starts talking to her friend Stacey about her crush on a classmate. Did Claire choose an appropriate time to start a conversation?

a)

Yes, it was an appropriate time to start a conversation.

b)

No, it was an inappropriate time to start a conversation.

9.

Check all of the ways you can start a conversation with someone.

a)

Greet and introduce yourself

b)

Give a compliment

c)

Ask situational questions

d)

Ask questions to find common interests

e)

Keep open body language and others will start a conversation with you

10.

A statement someone says is a

a)

Small Talk

b)

Open-ended Question

c)

Close-ended Question

d)

Comment

11.

The main idea of a conversation

a)

Speaker

b)

Comment

c)

Topic

d)

Listener

12.

True or False: The best way to keep a conversation going is to ask close-ended questions.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

What are 3 types of stories you learned will keep your conversation going?

a)

Creative Stories

b)

Emotional Stories

c)

Informational Stories

d)

Open Stories

e)

Sequential Stories

14.

Open or closed: Who did you go to the movies with?

a)

Open

b)

Closed

15.

You should keep a conversation going on the same topic for at least ___ exchanges.

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

16.

What are 3 ways to keep a conversation going?

a)

Tell Stories

b)

Smile to show interest in the topic

c)

Make Comments

d)

Ask Questions

17.

To change topics smoothly, you need to mention

a)

a connection

b)

something in common

c)

a bridge

d)

all of the above

18.

When changing topics, what types of connections should you look for?

a)

Related General Topics

b)

Related Specific Details

c)

All of the Above

19.

Choose 3 sentence starters you can use to change the topic of conversation.

a)

That reminds me...

b)

Speaking of...

c)

I agree...

d)

This is a little off topic, but...

20.

Which of the following statements shows a smooth change in topics from Halloween to Oreos?

a)

I love Halloween Oreos!

b)

Speaking of hobbies, I love Oreos!

c)

Speaking of treats, do you like the new Oreos?

d)

Speaking of Oreos, do you like Halloween?

21.

True or False: You can show you are interested in others by making comments and asking questions on topic.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What type of story is this?


Yesterday I went to the store and bought the ingredients to make brownies. When I got home, I realized I forgot to buy walnuts. I made the brownies anyway, and everyone liked them, even without the nuts!

a)

Informational

b)

Sequential

c)

Emotional