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trabalho colaborativo

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 24mins

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Class
Date
1-44.
1.

What is the main objective of the learning material?

a)

To understand what collaborative work is, examples, and the benefits of applying collaboration as a method and work tool.

b)

To learn about individual work methods and their benefits.

c)

To explore the disadvantages of collaborative work.

d)

To study the history of collaboration in the workplace.

2.

Is there a leader in an orchestra? Who is it? What is their function?

a)

The conductor, who leads the musicians and ensures they play in harmony.

b)

The first violinist, who plays the main melody.

c)

The pianist, who sets the tempo.

d)

The drummer, who keeps the rhythm.

3.

In an orchestra, is there a member who is more important than the others? Who is the protagonist?

a)

The conductor, who coordinates the performance.

b)

The first violinist, who plays the main melody.

c)

The pianist, who sets the tempo.

d)

The drummer, who keeps the rhythm.

4.

What would happen if there was no collaboration among the involved parties in an orchestra?

a)

The performance would be chaotic and uncoordinated.

b)

The performance would be perfect.

c)

The performance would be faster.

d)

The performance would be slower.

5.

What is collaborative work?

a)

A) A way of interaction that respects, recognizes, and highlights the skills of each team member.

b)

B) A method of working alone to achieve personal goals.

c)

C) A process where only the leader makes decisions.

d)

D) A type of work that does not require communication.

6.

According to Luiz Aurélio Chamlian, what role does a collaborator have in a collaborative work environment?

a)

A) A passive role in the process.

b)

B) A more active role in leading the process.

c)

C) No role in the process.

d)

D) A role that only involves following orders.

7.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of collaborative work?

a)

A) Sharing responsibilities and leadership.

b)

B) Highlighting individual skills.

c)

C) Working in isolation.

d)

D) Respecting and recognizing team members' abilities.

8.

What does "Colaborar é agir em conjunto para um mesmo objetivo!" mean in English?

a)

A) Collaborating is acting together for the same goal!

b)

B) Collaborating is working alone for different goals!

c)

C) Collaborating is ignoring team members!

d)

D) Collaborating is competing with each other!

9.

What does "Colaborar é respeitar as diferenças das pessoas que trabalham com você!" mean in English?

a)

A) Collaborating is ignoring the differences of people who work with you!

b)

B) Collaborating is respecting the differences of people who work with you!

c)

C) Collaborating is competing with people who work with you!

d)

D) Collaborating is avoiding interaction with people who work with you!

10.

What does "Colaborar é buscar interação com os membros de sua equipe!" mean in English?

a)

A) Collaborating is avoiding interaction with team members!

b)

B) Collaborating is seeking interaction with your team members!

c)

C) Collaborating is working alone without any interaction!

d)

D) Collaborating is ignoring team members' opinions!

11.

In which decade did a scientist from 3M attempt to create a less adhesive glue?

a)

1960s

b)

1980s

c)

1970s

d)

1990s

12.

What was the initial reaction to the invention of the less adhesive glue by the 3M scientist?

a)

It was considered a great success.

b)

It was considered very faulty.

c)

It was immediately adopted by the company.

d)

It was sold to another company.

13.

What did one of the scientist's colleagues decide to use the less adhesive glue for?

a)

To create a new type of tape.

b)

To create small reminders for himself.

c)

To create a new type of paint.

d)

To create a new type of packaging.

14.

What did other employees at 3M do after seeing the idea of using the less adhesive glue for reminders?

a)

They ignored the idea.

b)

They decided to adopt it in their daily routine.

c)

They sold the idea to another company.

d)

They discarded the glue.

15.

What did the system of reminders eventually become known as?

a)

Sticky Notes

b)

Post-it

c)

Memo Pads

d)

Reminder Sheets

16.

How is the invention of the Post-it described in the text?

a)

As a failed invention.

b)

As one of the most popular inventions of 3M.

c)

As an invention that was never used.

d)

As an invention that was only popular in the 1970s.

17.

Can you differentiate between collaborative work and cooperative work?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Sometimes

d)

Not sure

18.

A teacher selects two students to be secretaries for a day. Is this an example of collaborative or cooperative work?

a)

Collaborative

b)

Cooperative

c)

Both

d)

Neither

19.

A school work group creates a file where everyone can contribute to the text to be delivered. Is this an example of collaborative or cooperative work?

a)

Collaborative

b)

Cooperative

c)

Both

d)

Neither

20.

A sports team meets to watch recordings of their games to identify strengths and weaknesses in the group's performance. Is this an example of collaborative or cooperative work?

a)

Collaborative

b)

Cooperative

c)

Both

d)

Neither

21.

An employee is called to help their leader with a project in the company. Is this an example of collaborative or cooperative work?

a)

Collaborative

b)

Cooperative

c)

Both

d)

Neither

22.

What is the main difference in how objectives are set in collaborative work compared to cooperative work?

a)

In collaborative work, objectives are set by a single person.

b)

In cooperative work, objectives are set by all team members.

c)

In collaborative work, objectives are set by all team members.

d)

In cooperative work, objectives are set by an external consultant.

23.

How is leadership characterized in collaborative work?

a)

Leadership is centralized and coordinates efforts towards a specific goal.

b)

Leadership inspires and mediates processes, allowing group members to direct ideas and actions.

c)

Leadership is absent and members work independently.

d)

Leadership is strict and controls all aspects of the project.

24.

In cooperative work, how are differences among group members typically handled?

a)

Differences are ignored to maintain harmony.

b)

Differences are minimized to align with established leadership methods and ideas.

c)

Differences are highlighted to create conflict.

d)

Differences are celebrated and used to enhance the project.

25.

What is the role of participants in cooperative work?

a)

Participants must independently achieve their own goals.

b)

Participants help achieve a pre-defined objective set by a restricted group.

c)

Participants set their own objectives and work towards them.

d)

Participants do not have any specific role.

26.

What is the term "wiki" used to describe?

a)

A type of social media platform

b)

A server capable of connecting various web pages that can be edited by anyone

c)

A search engine

d)

A type of online game

27.

In what year was Wikipedia launched?

a)

1999

b)

2000

c)

2001

d)

2002

28.

What type of encyclopedia is Wikipedia described as?

a)

Closed encyclopedia

b)

Open encyclopedia

c)

Private encyclopedia

d)

Restricted encyclopedia

29.

Who can register information on Wikipedia?

a)

Only registered users

b)

Only experts

c)

Anyone from any part of the world

d)

Only administrators

30.

How many articles does the Portuguese version of Wikipedia contain?

a)

More than 500,000 articles

b)

More than 1 million articles

c)

More than 2 million articles

d)

More than 3 million articles

31.

In how many languages does Wikipedia have versions?

a)

More than 50 languages

b)

More than 60 languages

c)

More than 70 languages

d)

More than 80 languages

32.

Which of the following is the first step to create a collaborative environment according to the document?

a)

Create a comfortable and welcoming workspace.

b)

Develop a trustful environment for the team.

c)

Engage the team in common goals.

d)

Invest in team training and development.

33.

What is the second step to create a collaborative environment as mentioned in the document?

a)

Develop a trustful environment for the team.

b)

Engage the team in common goals.

c)

Create a comfortable and welcoming workspace.

d)

Exercise an inspiring and non-authoritative leadership.

34.

According to the document, what should be done to engage the team in common goals?

a)

Develop a trustful environment for the team.

b)

Create a comfortable and welcoming workspace.

c)

Engage the team in common goals.

d)

Invest in team training and development.

35.

What is the fourth step to create a collaborative environment as per the document?

a)

Develop a trustful environment for the team.

b)

Invest in team training and development.

c)

Create a comfortable and welcoming workspace.

d)

Exercise an inspiring and non-authoritative leadership.

36.

What type of leadership should be exercised to create a collaborative environment according to the document?

a)

Authoritative leadership.

b)

Inspiring and non-authoritative leadership.

c)

Passive leadership.

d)

Micromanaging leadership.

37.

De forma sucinta, explique o que é trabalho colaborativo.

a)

Trabalho realizado individualmente.

b)

Trabalho realizado em equipe, onde todos contribuem.

c)

Trabalho realizado por um líder.

d)

Trabalho realizado sem comunicação.

38.

Cite ao menos um exemplo de trabalho colaborativo.

a)

Estudar sozinho para uma prova.

b)

Jogar um jogo de tabuleiro sozinho.

c)

Participar de um projeto em grupo.

d)

Ler um livro individualmente.

39.

Qual a principal diferença entre trabalho colaborativo e cooperativo?

a)

Não há diferença.

b)

Trabalho colaborativo envolve competição, enquanto o cooperativo não.

c)

Trabalho colaborativo é feito em equipe, enquanto o cooperativo é individual.

d)

Trabalho colaborativo envolve a contribuição de todos, enquanto o cooperativo pode ter divisão de tarefas.

40.

Como o trabalho colaborativo poderia contribuir com a execução de uma tarefa em sua sala de aula?

a)

Aumentando a competição entre os alunos.

b)

Facilitando a comunicação e a troca de ideias.

c)

Reduzindo a necessidade de trabalho em equipe.

d)

Tornando o trabalho mais individualizado.

41.

What is a key requirement for organizing a team in collaborative work?

a)

High level of individual work

b)

Intense interaction among members

c)

Strict hierarchy

d)

Minimal communication

42.

What type of leadership is needed in collaborative work?

a)

A leadership that dictates orders

b)

A leadership that inspires and mediates processes

c)

A leadership that works independently

d)

A leadership that avoids interaction

43.

What must be recognized to constitute a collaborative team?

a)

The uniformity of team members

b)

The singularity of team members

c)

The hierarchy of team members

d)

The independence of team members

44.

What has collaborative work already enabled on a global scale?

a)

Local small-scale projects

b)

Independent individual success

c)

Global scale enterprises with great success

d)

Minimal impact initiatives