WorksheetsNonverbal Communication
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is nonverbal communication?
Talking
speak out loud
Body motions
None of these
Which is NOT nonverbal communication?
Laughing
Crying
Pointing
Words
What nonverbal skill is discussed?
Voice volume
How you stand
What you wear
All of these
When standing, where should your feet be?
Together
Shoulder-width apart
Constantly moving
On the foot
Where do people often feel tension?
Legs, knees and arms
Shoulders, arms, neck, face
Stomach
Feet
What should you avoid when speaking?
Eye contact
Shifting weight side to side
Using hand motions
Speaking softly
What do gestures do when speaking?
Distract people
Highlight your words
Make you sound louder
None of these
Where should your hands start?
In pockets
Behind back
At your sides
Crossed in front
How can you improve gesturing?
Practice in dim light
Picture what you describe
Tense arm muscles
Watch videos of yourself
What should you avoid doing?
Vocal variety
Looking at people
Habits like fixing tie
Pausing between points
What does steady eye contact show?
Shyness
Meanness
Lack of confidence
Confidence
How long to make eye contact per person?
1-2 seconds
3-5 seconds
Until they look away
Constantly
What eye contact issue to avoid?
Looking at front row
Staring at one person
Blinking occasionally
All eye contact
How can eye contact help control?
Avoid eye contact
Look at people steadily
Blink eyes
Close eyes
How to reduce filler words?
Speak faster
Pause instead of fillers
Use more gestures
Clear throat often
How to improve a soft voice?
Speak softer
Open mouth wider, breathe deeply
Drink cold water
Speak through nose
What vocal issue to avoid?
Variety in tone
Pausing
Upward tone at end of sentences
Projecting voice
What is the most suitable clothes to wear when presenting?
Very casual
Fit well, look professional
Most expensive
Any clothes to support the presentation
How to dress compared to audience?
More casual
Same level or slightly above
Much more formal
Doesn't matter
What clothes issue to avoid?
New clothes
Noisy or moving accessories
Closed-toe shoes
too bright or to dark colors
