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Mediation Theory

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ben explained passive voice by comparing it to a “reverse action movie.” What is the Mediator?

a)

Grammar rules

b)

The movie example

c)

Ben

d)

The explanation

2.

Anna used a flowchart to help her classmates understand a complex article. What is the Mediator?

a)

The article

b)

The class

c)

The flowchart

d)

Anna

3.

Liam summarized a TED Talk and added local examples for his friends. What is the Mediator?

a)

The TED Talk

b)

Liam

c)

Local examples

d)

The Summary with local examples

4.

During a group task, Mina helped two classmates from different cultures avoid misunderstanding by rephrasing their ideas. What is the Mediator?

a)

Mina

b)

The rephrasing

c)

The group task

d)

The cultures

5.

A student created a comic to explain a scientific idea instead of using text. What is the Mediator?

a)

Science

b)

The comic

c)

The text

d)

The student

6.

During discussion, the teacher asked students to rephrase each other’s ideas before responding. What is the Mediator?

a)

The discussion

b)

The teacher

c)

The rephrasing

d)

The students

7.

Paul translated his classmate’s speech word-for-word. What is the Mediator?

a)

Paul

b)

The translation

c)

The speech

d)

None

8.

Maria linked a Shakespeare quote to a modern TikTok trend to explain it. What is the Mediator?

a)

Shakespeare

b)

The quote

c)

The TikTiok trend

d)

Maria

9.

Leo turned a research article into a podcast script for his group.
What is the Mediator?

a)

The research

b)

The podcast script

c)

The group

d)

Leo

10.

A student helped her class understand British humor by giving Thai cultural equivalents. What is the Mediator?

a)

British humor

b)

The student

c)

Thai equivalents

d)

The class