A student avoids eye contact, speaks softly, and agrees to something they don’t want to do. Which style are they using?

Which style often involves sarcasm, backhanded compliments, or subtle sabotage instead of direct confrontation?

Saying “Move! You’re in my way. I don’t care what you think.” is an example of:

Which communication style respects both one’s own needs and the needs of others?

A student agrees to help with a group project but later refuses to participate as a way of expressing hidden anger. Which style is this?

Which style often leaves the person feeling unheard, ignored, or taken advantage of because they don’t express their true feelings?

A person uses “I” statements, calm tone, and active listening when they disagree. Which communication style is this?

Which style usually tries to dominate conversations, interrupt others, and focuses only on their own needs?

Which communication style is most likely to cause long-term resentment because the person hides their true feelings but expresses them indirectly?

Which type of communication uses spoken words to send a message?

A teacher uses body language and gestures to emphasize a point. What type of communication is being used?

Sending an email to your boss is an example of:

A company creates an infographic to share information. What type of communication is this?

Talking to a friend on the phone is an example of:

Which type of communication is best represented by texting, social media posts, or video calls?

A smile, handshake, or crossed arms are all examples of:

Which type of communication involves charts, graphs, and maps?

Reading and responding to a handwritten letter is an example of:

Video conferencing platforms like Zoom or Google Meet use which type of communication?

Talking to yourself to calm down before a test is an example of:

A student giving a speech to the entire school assembly is an example of:

Two friends discussing their weekend plans is an example of:

Working on a science project with three classmates is an example of:

Which category of verbal communication is most often used for self-reflection and personal decision-making?

Waving your hand to say hello is an example of:

Standing tall with your shoulders back to show confidence is an example of:

Smiling when you are happy or frowning when you are upset are examples of:

Speaking softly to show kindness or loudly to show anger is an example of:

A stop sign or a fire alarm are examples of: