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Feedback

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 19mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is feedback?

a)

a comment on how well a task is being completed.

b)

the back of your feed.

c)

a happy birthday song.

d)

a suggestion for you to do something else.

2.

What are generally two types of feedback you can give or receive?

a)

Positive feedback

b)

Constructive feedback

c)

Painting feedback

d)

Concrete feedback

3.

Positive feedback aims to tell someone

what they are doing (a)   .

4.

A comment from your manager

“You are on time to work. Great job on planning everything for work the night before. Keep it up!” is an example of

a)

positive feedback

b)

promotive feedback

c)

constructive feedback

d)

confused feedback

5.

Email from your manager:

"...Thank you for your email. Please remember to use formal and professional language when emailing people from work…." is one example of

a)

Positive feedback

b)

Promotive feedback

c)

Constructive feedback

d)

Confused feedback

6.

The two main elements of feedback include

a)

Information

b)

People

c)

Ink

d)

Paper

7.

Information tells you what is going well (positive feedback) and what needs to improve (constructive feedback).

True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Feedback can be presented in different ways, including through .......

a)

verbal communication

b)

written communication

c)

visual communication

d)

All

9.

This information helps us to l____, u_______ and d_______ in different areas,

a)

learn, understand and develop

b)

lie, undergo and drive

c)

listen, understand and drink

d)

live, underestimate and dance

10.

People are the second element of feedback. People have two roles in the feedback process. These include as the G______ and the R________

a)

Goal keeper, Reporter

b)

Giver, Receiver

c)

Giant, Rabbit

d)

Ginger breadman, Robin Hood

11.

The feedback giver has feedback to give and the feedback receiver wants or needs feedback. However, both giver and receiver have what in common?

a)

Feelings

b)

Ideas

c)

Opinions

d)

Skills and knowledge

e)

All

12.

Why is feedback important at work?

a)

Increase your motivation and how well you do your job

b)

Help you learn new skills and information

c)

Affirm what you are already good at

d)

Help you improve your work

e)

All

13.

What can stop you learning from feedback?

a)

Thinking of feedback as a judgement of you as a person (instead of your work)

b)

Becoming stressed if someone has a different opinion to you

c)

Thinking all feedback is negative and you have done something wrong

d)

Ignoring or not listening to feedback from someone

e)

All

14.

How to receive and act on feedback professionally

a)

Never ask for feedback as you don't need to.

b)

Ask for feedback EARLY and REGULARLY.

c)

React in a PRODUCTIVE way.

d)

Play with your mobile when you are receiving feedback.

15.

Getting angry and shouting when someone give you feedback show that you are reacting in productive way. True or False

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Asking for feedback EARLY and REGULARLY, allow you to spot mistakes early. This helps you fix them quickly which saves you time and energy.

True or False

a)

True

b)

False

17.

When you give positive and constructive feedback, it is important that the feedback

a)

Include information about how to improve

b)

Are well timed (Always wait until the other person is calm)

c)

Focus on the WORK, not the PERSON

d)

Encourage the person to improve

e)

All