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WorksheetsActive Listening
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
1.Which of the following is a sign of active listening?
Paraphrasing what they said
Changing the subject
Interrupting or talking over them
Being totally silent
2. Which posture (body language) shows you are actively listening?
Slouching
Turning your back
Sitting up straight
Laying down
3. When you are actively listening you should?
Close your eyes
Look at the ground
Gaze at your crush
Look at the speaker
4. True or False: If you are facing the person talking, you are always listening.
True
False
5. Which of the following is a verbal cue you are actively listening?
Saying "Ooh ooh"
Humming your favorite song
Interrupting
Asking a follow up question
6. What is the difference between listening and hearing?
Nothing
One is intentional
They are just different words with the same meaning
None of the above are correct
7. Which is a sign of active listening?
Drawing or doodling while they are talking
Eating a snack
Looking at a text
Nodding your head and repeating
8. What does it mean to paraphrase?
Just smile and nod in agreement
Rephrase what you heard
Tell the speaker what they want to hear
None of the above
9. Why is it called active listening?
You must move around while listening
You must look active and alert
You must use your eyes and ears as well as your brain
None of the above are correct
10. Which situation calls for active listening? (There is only ONE correct answer. Choose the BEST answer)
Listening to music
Watching tv
During morning announcements
When the teacher is explaining an assignment or homework
11. Which of the following is NOT a part of active listening?
Making eye contact
Giving advice
Nodding your head
None of the above
12. Why is it important to use body language during active listening?
To show you are listening
To encourage the speaker to share/talk
To see how the speaker is feeling
All of the above are correct
None of the above are correct
13. Why do you need to use your eyes during active listening?
You do not.
To make the speaker think you are listening
To read the speakers body language
None of the above
