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WorksheetsSocial Emotional Learning Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 20mins
1.Which of the following is a sign of active listening? (a)
3. When you are actively listening you should? (a)
5. Which of the following is a verbal cue you are actively listening? (a)
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
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
11. Which of the following is NOT a part of active listening? (a)
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
You were at school and you were running in the hallway. You ran past a teacher and she gave you a look. What kind of look do you think was on her face and why? What do you think you should do?
She looks happy. Keep running and ignore the teacher.
She looks mad. Ask her why her face looks like that
She looks mad. Stop running in the hallway and apologize to her.
She looks sad. Tell her to have a good day and keep running
After soccer practice you hand out birthday invitations to everyone except a little boy you didn’t know. As you were leaving you saw him crying and talking to his mom. Why do you think the boy was crying? What could you do or say?
He is upset because he doesn't know anyone. Ignore him and go home.
He is upset because you didn't invite him to your party. Introduce yourself, apologize, and invite him to come to the party as well.
He probably just got hurt playing soccer. Tell him to dry it up and quit crying.
He is sad because you didn't invite him to your party. Tell him maybe next year.
Everyone always feels the same way about everything. (a)
Why is Empathy important to practice at school?
Creates students that feel good about themselves and others.
It creates a negative learning environment for everyone.
It creates mean and unkind students.
It creates a positive learning environment for everyone.
Which of these do you think are the first Steps for Stayin in Control?
freeze
notice
help
pause
think twice
When you name an emotion, it engages the part of the brain that (a) , rather than just reacts.
Thinking twice means:
asking yourself questions
telling yourself what you need to do to think clearly
naming your emotions
all of the above
Recognizing and acknowledging those emotions can help us understand ourself and make the best choices to reach our goals. (a)
People can have thousands of subtle facial expressions that help to express their emotions.
True
False
Emotions can impact your physical health.
True
False
Keeping your feelings to yourself is usually the best way to manage them.
True
False
The connection you have with another person is
your _________________________ with that
person.
communicate
relationship
body language
Rolling your eyes or leaning toward the person who is
talking are examples of _________________________
communicate
relationship
body language
Why is resolving conflicts peacefully important?
It can help you build self-esteem, maturity, personal growth, and stronger, closer relationships
It's not important
Conflicts cannot be resolved peacefully
Doing so lets you get everything that you want
Why is using an I-statement to help solve a conflict a good idea?
It's not a good idea and it is selfish
It guarantees that you get everything that you want
It focuses on your feelings and what you want and not what the person is doing wrong
It focuses on what the other person is doing wrong and helps you to feel better during the conflict
True or False: Active listening is an important skill for peaceful conflict resolution
True
False
