WorksheetsFive Poor Listening Skills Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 4hrs 0mins
Someone is talking but you ignore him or her because your mind is elsewhere, is . . .
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
You're not paying attention to the person talking but you pretend you are is the definition of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
You pay attention to only part of the conversation that interests you or relates to you is the definition of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
You pay attention to the words but miss the point because you are ignoring the tone, feelings, and body language is the definition of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
You apply everything you hear to your own point of view.
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
"If you think your day was bad, wait until I tell you about mine" or "I know exactly how you feel, because . . ." Is an example of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
You're staring out the window and thinking about your evening plans while your mom is telling you about her day. Is an example of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self Centered Listening
Your teacher was telling a really great story at the beginning of the lesson, but you stopped listening when they explained the assignment, this is an example of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
Someone is talking to you and you aren’t listening at all, but you say things like, “Uhuh, yeah, cool, hmmm” to make them think you are is an example of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
You listen to a story a friend tells you about how their dog wouldn’t play with them and you respond “Wow that’s great” and they get upset because you clearly were not listening to the tone or their feelings about the story is an example of:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
I often space out when people talk to me.
True
False
I often pretend to listen when people talk to me.
True
False
I often participate in selective listening.
True
False
I often participate in word listening.
True
False
Self-centered Listening.
True
False
The poor listening type I struggle the most with is:
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Pretend Listening
Selective Listening
Word Listening
Self-Centered Listening
