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Thought-Provoking Question in Public Forums/Panel Discussions

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a situation in which a group of people (usually experts) is gathered together to discuss an issue, often to provide feedback on something, brainstorm solutions to a problem, or discuss an issue of public concern in front of an audience. (dictionary.com)

a)

Inspirational Speech

b)

Panel Discussion

c)

Vlog

2.

It is a place, situation, or group in which people exchange ideas and discuss issues especially important ones.

a)

Forum

b)

Stage

c)

Social Media

3.

People are free to express their thoughts/ideas. It means that the audience in this gathering will take part in a conversation about a specific subject or issue.

a)

Vlog

b)

Panel Discussion

c)

Public Forum

4.

In a panel discussion, they are the group of experts who are answering important questions and sharing insights about certain issues.

a)

Moderators

b)

Panelists

c)

Audience

5.

He/she sets the tone, the pace, and control of the content, staying ever-vigilant in keeping it relevant to the audience. It is his/her responsibility to make sure the panel is lively, engaging, and worthwhile.

a)

Moderator

b)

Panelists

c)

Audience

6.

These are questions that make the other person assess, diagnose, and think of possible action.

a)

Compare and contrast questions

b)

Personal exploration questions.

c)

Problem-solving process questions

7.

These are questions that make the other person think whether something is morally or ethically correct.

a)

Conceptual changes questions

b)

Personal exploration questions.

c)

Moral/Ethical Dilemmas Questions

8.

Questions that focused on the intention or goals of the author, creator, character, etc.

a)

Conceptual changes questions

b)

Interpretative/Evaluative questions

c)

Personal exploration questions

9.

Questions based on self-reflection; encourage to express an opinion about the subject of the question.

a)

Conceptual changes questions

b)

Interpretative/Evaluative questions

c)

Personal exploration questions

10.

Questions about similarities and differences between ideas.

a)

Compare and contrast questions

b)

Interpretative/Evaluative questions

c)

Problem-solving process questions