Font size
WorksheetsSocial Media and Communication Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
During a fun survey at Kai's company, what percentage of employers reported having fired an employee for being late? Jackson, Benjamin, and Rohan were curious to find out!
10%
20%
30%
40%
41%
During a career fair, Olivia and Samuel were discussing job applications. What percentage of employers use social media to screen candidates during the hiring process?
50%
60%
70%
80%
During our team meeting, which of the following is an example of a closed-ended question? Imagine Avery, Ethan, and Grace are discussing their project.
What do you think?
How do you feel about this?
Is Sarah coming to the meeting?
Can you explain more?
During a lively team meeting, what is a fun example of a summarizing statement?
What do you think, Mia?
Is Sarah coming to the meeting, Grace?
What I hear you saying is, Abigail...
You seem frustrated, Grace.
Mason and his friends Daniel, Mia, and Harper are having a lively chat. What is the purpose of Confirmation Statements in their conversation?
To let the Receiver know that his or her comments are being heard and encourage the Receiver to share more details.
To end a conversation quickly.
To change the topic of discussion.
To express disagreement.
During a lively team meeting, Evelyn shared her exciting project update. Which of the following is an example of a Confirmation Statement in response to her update?
"I see."
"Why do you think that?"
"Can you explain more?"
"Let's move on."
Imagine you're in a group discussion with Aiden, Abigail, and Samuel. What is the purpose of using the Quiet Submissive style with Confirmation Statements?
To encourage this style to talk.
To end the conversation.
To change the topic.
To express disagreement.
During a lively group discussion, what is one benefit of using open-ended questions, as Samuel and Olivia often do?
They encourage short answers
They allow others to explain their thoughts and feelings
They limit the conversation
They provide specific answers
Imagine you're in a lively group discussion with Rohan, Aiden, and Evelyn. What type of questions can spark interesting conversations and let everyone share their thoughts and feelings?
Closed-ended Questions
Yes/No Questions
Open-ended Questions
Multiple-choice Questions
Hey class! Let's have some fun. Which of the following is NOT an example of an open-ended question? Think about how you would respond to each one. Ready? Go!
Tell me about your day, David.
What was your experience like, Sophia?
Do you understand, Mia?
What questions do you have about the assignment?
Hey class! Maya, Kai, and Zoe are discussing different forms of communication. Can you help them figure out which one is a form of written communication?
spoken word or phrase
rolling eyes
shrugs shoulders
During a lively team meeting, which of the following would you use if you wanted to communicate a confirmation statement to Emma, Luna, or Aria?
What are your ideas?
Let me be sure I understand what you are saying?
I understand
Do you know if Sarah is coming to the game today?
Open ended questions allow you to discover fascinating insights from others about a specific topic. For example, Aria and Liam love to share their thoughts on various subjects!
(a)
mirror emotions statements allows the receiver to understand what the receiver is feeling such as
I understand
Is Sarah coming to the meeting?
Give the time to respond
What do you think?
What should you never put on social media?
Pictures and stories that are positive and friendly.
Anything private that you do not want to world to see.
A video of your dog doing a trick.
Before sending a text, what should you NOT do!?!?
Make sure your text doesn't your tone will not come off as angry or annoyed!
Make sure you're texting during an appropiate time.
Re-read your message to make sure there are no errors.
Make sure you use harmful language in your message.
