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Chapter 9, 10 & 11 Review

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A person who nods while someone is speaking is using what technique of nonverbal listening?

a)

Release distractions

b)

Send acknowledgements

c)

Suspend judgements

d)

Display openness

2.

The key to effective listening is understanding before evaluating.

a)
True
b)
False
3.

When having a deep conversation, it is important to avoid periods of silence that may make the other person feel uncomfortable.

a)
True
b)
False
4.

Which of the following is TRUE about expressing emotions during a conversation?

a)

Expressing strong emotions is something one should only do with family members

b)

Expressing strong emotions may make a speaker feel additional distress and should be discouraged

c)

Expressing strong emotions can bring about deep insights

d)

Expressing strong emotions inhibits true connection and should be avoided

5.

Just as exercise is a workout for the body, ______ is a workout for the mind.

a)

deep listening

b)

allowing emotion

c)

body language

d)

direct questioning

6.

Which of the following is TRUE?

a)

"You" messages convey openness and help the other person feel comfortable.

b)

"You" messages promote communication by letting the other person know what they're doing wrong.

c)

"I" messages may be perceived as hostile since you should always focus on the other person.

d)

"I" messages allow one to express their own thoughts and feelings.

7.

Which of the following can be improved with skilled listening?

a)

Cultivate positive relationships with peers

b)

Take more powerful notes

c)

Conduct more productive study groups

d)

All of the above

8.

How can you display openness with nonverbal listening?

a)

By touching the other person

b)

With facial expressions

c)

By adding a small barrier between you and the speaker

d)

With crossed arms

9.

When people ask questions that aren't questions, they are likely doing what?

a)

Not paying attention to what the speaker is saying

b)

Trying to promote a deeper conversation

c)

Sneaking in their own opinions

d)

Putting others at ease

10.

"You" messages can make people feel _________.

a)

at ease

b)

heard

c)

appreciated

d)

defensive

11.

What is the stated purpose of small talk?

a)

to put others at ease

b)

to judge a situation before you talk about something serious

c)

to express your opinions in a casual way

d)

to make requests without being direct

12.

Which of the following might make another person feel uncomfortable during a conversation?

a)

talking about deeply personal matters

b)

touching the other person

c)

speaking excessively fast

d)

all of the above

13.

Which of the following is NOT recommended when making "I" statements?

a)

making complaints

b)

expressing feelings

c)

making observations

d)

stating intentions

14.

Negative feelings when actively listening might mean what?

a)

That the speaker is boring to talk to

b)

That the other person is not worth talking to

c)

That you should end the conversation immediately

d)

That you do not yet understand what the other person is saying

15.

What is the most basic level of speaking?

a)

promising

b)

preference

c)

possibility

d)

obligation

16.

According to our textbook, listening and _______ are closely linked.

a)

speaking

b)

writing

c)

learning

d)

gestures

17.

When we know what we want to say, which of the following can help us send a unified message?

a)

inflections

b)

gestures

c)

words

d)

all of the above

18.

Transparency includes which of the following?

a)

constructive criticism

b)

honesty

c)

openness

d)

acknowledgements

19.

What is the highest level of speaking?

a)

promising

b)

preference

c)

possibility

d)

obligation

20.

_______ describes a discussion to hear many points of view before coming to a  

  conclusion or decision.

a)

Diatribe

b)

Reserve

c)

Debate

d)

Dialogue

21.

The ______ Technique recommends that students engage in proactive help seeking to promote positive relationships with instructors.

a)

Cornell

b)

Pomodoro

c)

Leitner

d)

Corson

22.

You can listen skillfully to a speaker even when you disagree with that person's viewpoint.

a)
True
b)
False
23.

"You always interrupt me when I talk" is a complaint. An effective way to restate this as a request is:

a)

"You almost always interrupt me when I talk."

b)

"You sometimes interrupt me when I talk."

c)

"Please let me finish speaking before you talk."

d)

"Why do you interrupt me?"

24.

Effective "I" messages include:

a)

Your observations

b)

A description of your feelings

c)

A statement about what you want

d)

Any or all of the above

25.

In communication theory, the term "noise" refers primarily to:

a)

Distracting sounds in the immediate environment

b)

ANY factor that distorts the meaning of ANY message

c)

A factor that distorts the meaning of a written message

d)

An exaggerated response to an online post

26.

Effective listeners send acknowledgments by:

a)

occasionally saying brief words such as "OK" and "Umhum"

b)

making nonverbal gestures such as a head nod

c)

both of the above

d)

none of the above

27.

How much more, on average, do bachelor's degree holders earn than high school graduates?

a)

$12,000

b)

$25,000

c)

$32,000

d)

$45,000

28.

Programs in what fields show the highest return on investment?

a)

Finance

b)

Computer Science

c)

Teaching

d)

Nursing

e)

Engineering

29.

According to The True Value of Education article, college graduates enjoy what health benefits?

a)

better overall health

b)

lower smoking rates

c)

fewer accidents

d)

lower cholesterol

e)

longer life expectancy

30.

On average, college graduates live ____ years longer than high school graduates.

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

7

31.

Early college programs typically allow students to save up to how many years of tuition?​

​ ​ (a)  

32.

True or False: High school graduates are more likely to have employer-provided health insurance than college graduates.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

According to the textbook, when choosing a career, what are two factors you should consider beyond passion?

a)

salary

b)

skill

c)

market demand

d)

prestige

34.

Someone who starts and manages their own business is __________.

a)

an executive officer

b)

a sole proprietor

c)

a CEO

d)

an entrepreneur

35.

Reinventing yourself into something you have never been before to change careers is referred to as ____________.

a)

career enhancement

b)

radical reskilling

c)

moderating

d)

innovating

36.

Members of a "colleague set" may help you by doing which of the following?

a)

Alert you to new job openings

b)

Recommend you to potential employers

c)

Mentor you

d)

Hire you in the future

e)

All of the above