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REVISION ON GROUP DISCUSSION TOPIC

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Below are the phases in a group discussion EXCEPT

a)

Facilitating in-depth discussion

b)

Closing a discussion

c)

Initiating a discussion

d)

Maintaining a discussion

2.

The main purpose of a group discussion is to

a)

participate and contribute effectively

b)

work together to achieve a mutual goal

c)

discuss ideas from various perspectives

d)

distribute tasks given by your teacher/lecturer

3.

In an academic discussion, we should prepare for the topic prior to the discussion. TRUE or FALSE?

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

Choose the right language expression that you may use to invite opinion.

a)

Personally, I think…

b)

I think that’s a good idea.

c)

Could you please explain your idea again?

d)

What is your view on…?

5.

Check on the right box:

The strategies that you can use as part of your preparation for an academic discussion.

a)

Develop questions for the group

b)

Make notes on two different points of view on the topic

c)

Decide on your stance

d)

Read and gather information on the topic

e)

Summarise key information

6.

When giving opinion, you should:

a)

wait for everyone to be ready to discuss the topic

b)

ask for clarification

c)

state your viewpoints clearly and convincingly with sufficient explanations and support.

d)

use conjunctions to link opinion and reason effectively

7.

You can support your opinion by using the following language expressions EXCEPT

a)

It seems to me that…

b)

From my point of view...

c)

What do you feel about… ?

d)

Personally, I think…

8.

In an effective group discussion, we need to listen and respond to the opinions of others by:

a)

Using attending behaviour

b)

Indicating your stand

c)

Facilitating in-depth discussion

d)

Asking for and giving clarification

e)

Keeping discussion on track

9.

"Excuse me, could you explain further on your opinion just now?"

The purpose of this language expression is to ___________

a)

Giving clarification

b)

Asking perception-checking questions

c)

Asking for clarification

d)

Paraphrasing

10.

Taking turns to maintain the flow of discussion is to give others an opportunity to speak. TRUE or FALSE?

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

11.

Encouraging participation can be done by saying the following language expressions. Check the right box.

a)

What do you think of Rashid's point?

b)

Tina, do you have anything to say?

c)

Let's hear what others have to say.

d)

That was a very good point, Aina.

12.

The use of attending behaviour during discussion can help you to:

a)

be sure of what you have paraphrased is correct

b)

tell others that you are interested in what is being said

c)

agree or disagree directly or indirectly

13.

Everyone starts to remain silent after 10 minutes of discussion. What should you do to maintain the flow of a discussion?

a)

Encouraging participation

b)

Keeping discussion on track

c)

Facilitating in-depth discussion

d)

Closing the discussion

14.

"We’ve discussed this point in details. Let’s move on to a new point, shall we?"

What is the purpose of the above language expression in a group discussion?

a)

To encourage participation

b)

To keep the discussion on track

c)

To facilitate in-depth discussion

d)

To speed up as the time for discussion is about to end

15.

Closing a discussion must include:

a)

Reaching a consensus

b)

Drawing conclusion

c)

Showing gratitude by saying thank you

d)

Summarising

e)

Saying goodbye

16.

What should not be done when summarising points of a discussion?

a)

Incorporate all the important points spoken

b)

The summary should be brief and concise

c)

Introduce new points

d)

Focus on both sides of the discussion