WorksheetsSocial Skills Final Exam Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
A form of communication that does not involve using words.
Sympathy
Respect
Nonverbal Communication
The belief that you and others are important
Respect
Active Listening
Emotions
A spontaneous mental reaction or strong feeling.
Active Listening
Emotions
Respect
Events or situations which spark emotions.
Emotional Triggers
Communication
Empathy
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.
Bored
Happy
Empathy
You acknowledge and care for another person's feelings.
Active Listening
Sympathy
Anger
Giving a speaker your full attention and trying to understand
the complete message.
Emotions
Sympathy
Active Listening
When you feel guilty about something, you are (a) .
Choose one: Bored, Happy, Ashamed
When something that you hoped for didn't happen, you get (a) .
Choose one: Disappointed, Bored, Happy
When you feel pleased and satisfied, you are (a) .
Choose one: Amused, Happy, Ashamed
When you find something funny, you feel (a) .
Choose one: Bored, Disappointed, Amused
When you have nothing interesting to do, you are usually (a) .
Choose one: Ashamed, Bored, Amused
When you're actively listening, you should look _____.
at the ground
out the window
at the speaker
at a page of notes
Choose 2 positive ways to cope with anger:
Share your feelings
Name-calling or insulting
Throwing objects
Use positive
self-talk
Which step does not belong when following directions?
Actively listen
Ask questions
Looking away
Take notes
The person who steps in to solve the problem. (HINT: I'll talk care of that.")
The Advisor
The Fixer
The Dismisser
The Sympathizer
The person who tells the other person what he or she should do. (HINT: "You should...")
The Advisor
The Fixer
The Dismisser
The Sympathizer
The person who feels sorry for the other person. (HINT: "You poor baby.")
The Advisor
The Fixer
The Dismisser
The Sympathizer
The person who dismisses the other person's feelings. (HINT: "Get over it.")
The Advisor
The Fixer
The Dismisser
The Sympathizer
Stanley is talking to Jenna, but Jenna is not actively listening. Stanley probably feels _____.
relaxed
frustrated
cheerful
ashamed
My neighbor is very _____ because my music is too loud.
exhausted
happy
angry
amused
The man saw a thief so he was _____.
bored
thoughtful
worried
scared
The children were very _____ after being invited to see the circus.
nervous
excited
hysterical
scared
John felt very _____ after telling a lie and confessed the truth to his mom.
sleepy
bitter
guilty
curious
Although he had been acting for many years, he still felt very _____ before every performance.
relieved
ashamed
lonely
nervous
