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OPENING AND CLOSING STRATEGIES

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of using a greeting at the start of a conversation?

a)

To establish authority

b)

To show impatience

c)

To set a positive tone

d)

To end the conversation

2.

Which strategy is useful for making someone feel comfortable in a new conversation?

a)

Summarizing key points

b)

Asking an open-ended question

c)

Ignoring body language

d)

Speaking with a formal tone

3.

What is an example of an icebreaker question?

a)

"Goodbye, everyone!"

b)

"How long have you been here?"

c)

"What’s the most interesting thing you learned this week?"

d)

"I hope you're doing well."

4.

When should you express appreciation during a conversation?

a)

At the beginning of the conversation

b)

When clarifying a misunderstanding

c)

After summarizing key points

d)

When giving instructions

5.

What is a good strategy for building rapport with someone?

a)

Asking yes-or-no questions

b)

Maintaining closed body language

c)

Ignoring shared experiences

d)

Establishing common ground

6.

Which of the following is an example of a closing strategy?

a)

Using an icebreaker

b)

Stating the purpose of the conversation

c)

Outlining next steps

d)

Asking open-ended questions

7.

What should you do to encourage active listening?

a)

Frequently interrupt the speaker

b)

Avoid making eye contact

c)

Engage with what others are saying

d)

Use a louder tone of voice

8.

When is it appropriate to use transitional markers?

a)

Only at the beginning of a conversation

b)

Only when stating the purpose

c)

Throughout the conversation

d)

Only at the end of a conversation

9.

Which of the following is NOT an opening strategy?

a)

Stating your purpose

b)

Summarizing key points

c)

Using a friendly greeting

d)

Asking open-ended questions

10.

Which of these phrases indicates the start of action steps?

a)

“Does that make sense?”

b)

“Let’s hear your ideas.”

c)

“From here, we should…”

d)

“In other words…”

11.

What is a good example of an open-ended question?

a)

"Did you attend the last meeting?"

b)

"What do you think about the new policy?"

c)

"Is this your first time here?"

d)

"Are you feeling well today?"

12.

How can you clarify a point during a conversation?

a)

"Let me clarify."

b)

"Does anyone have final comments?"

c)

"Thank you all for coming."

d)

"To summarize…"

13.

What should you do to end a conversation on a positive note?

a)

Avoid eye contact

b)

Conclude abruptly

c)

Use an encouraging remark

d)

Stay silent

14.

Which of the following transitional markers is best for contrasting points?

a)

"For instance"

b)

"On top of that"

c)

"Conversely"

d)

"To sum up"

15.

What body language is suggested for creating a welcoming atmosphere?

a)

Crossed arms

b)

Maintaining eye contact

c)

Looking away frequently

d)

Using a monotone voice