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Repeating Yourself

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

You tell your friend the same story twice because you forgot you already said it. This is an example of:

a)

Lying

b)

Repeating yourself

c)

Interrupting

d)

Ignoring someone

2.

You start to tell your teacher the same question again, but they say, “Yes, I heard you the first time.” What should you do?

a)

Keep repeating it anyway

b)

Say “Okay, thank you,” and wait

c)

Ask again loudly

d)

Walk away angrily

3.

Someone keeps repeating the same complaint over and over. How might others feel?

a)

Calm

b)

Confused or annoyed

c)

Thankful

d)

Excited

4.

You repeat yourself because you’re anxious and want reassurance. What could help?

a)

Asking the question again and again

b)

Taking deep breaths or asking politely for clarification

c)

Speaking louder

d)

Ignoring your feelings

5.

A friend repeats themselves during a conversation. What is a polite response?

a)

A. “You already said that earlier.”

b)

B. “Stop talking.”

c)

C. “Why do you never remember anything?”

d)

D. “Your story is boring.”

6.

You tell a classmate a reminder once, and they nod and say “Got it.” What does that usually mean?

a)

They didn’t hear you

b)

They heard you the first time

c)

You must repeat it again

d)

You need to shout it

7.

You repeat yourself because you forgot what you said earlier. What strategy could help?

a)

Checking in with yourself: “Did I already say this?”

b)

Talking faster

c)

Asking everyone to listen harder

d)

Avoiding conversations

8.

When is repeating yourself helpful?

a)

When giving directions that must be clear

b)

When trying to annoy someone

c)

When the listener already said they heard you

d)

When you want attention

9.

You tell your friend the same joke twice, and they seem irritated. What should you do?

a)

Apologize and move on

b)

Tell it a third time

c)

Blame them for forgetting

d)

Talk louder

10.

A friend asks, “Why do you keep repeating that?” What might be the reason?

a)

Anxiety

b)

Feeling unheard

c)

Habit

d)

Any of the above

11.

You repeated yourself because you thought no one was listening. What could you try instead?

a)

Ask, “Did you hear me?”

b)

Keep repeating to make sure

c)

Talk over people

d)

Send the same message 10 times

12.

When someone repeats themselves many times, listeners may feel:

a)

Overwhelmed

b)

Bored

c)

Annoyed

d)

All of the above

13.

You repeat a question after only one second. What could you do differently?

a)

Give people time to respond

b)

Ask the question louder

c)

Repeat it immediately again

d)

Interrupt their answer

14.

You're nervous during a presentation and repeat the same sentence twice. What is a helpful next step?

a)

Stop and take a slow breath

b)

Repeat the sentence a third time

c)

Walk out of the room

d)

Make fun of yourself

15.

You want to be clear, so you repeat a direction once to make sure everyone heard. This is:

a)

Rude

b)

Normal and helpful

c)

Annoying

d)

Disrespectful