WorksheetsCommunication and Collaboration Skills Worksheet (Grade 9)
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 55mins
When exchanging information, what is most important?
Information that is lengthy
Information lacking a topic
Using a lot of images
Clear, accurate information
What is the purpose of information exchange?
Make others confused
Create conflicts
Understand each other and convey ideas
Create noise
Information is created from what?
Meaningless signals
Processed data
Nonsense
Incorrect encoding
In communication, speaking too fast causes what?
Difficulty understanding
Easy to hear
Create a good impression
Reduce speed
Active listening is what?
Stand up and leave
Interrupt continuously
Focus on the speaker
Only look at your phone
When collaborating, what is important?
Not needing others’ opinions
Aiming toward a common goal
Always arguing
Working alone
In a team, tasks should be what?
Focused on one person doing everything
Not divided evenly
Appropriately distributed to each member
Assigned to the weakest person
Nonverbal messages include what?
Long text
Facial expressions, eye contact, gestures
Computer documents
Passwords
During group discussion, what is needed?
Speak very loudly
Avoid looking at each other
Listen and respond politely
Let others do it
Presenting information with images helps what?
Cause confusion
Be easier to receive
Waste time
Make content longer
Email is a tool for what?
Playing games
Making new friends
Watching movies
Exchanging information
In an email, what should the subject line be?
Write nothing
Write very long
Concise and state the main content
Include many icons
When attaching files, what is needed?
Check the correct file
Send unrelated files
No need to name files
Leave the wrong format
An effective group discussion happens when what?
Everyone talks in different directions
No need to take notes
Focus on the issue
Avoid giving opinions
During a presentation, the speaker needs to do what?
Turn their back to the audience
Speak clearly
Cover their face
Not use images
A slideshow helps with what?
Illustrate content
Make everything more complex
Lengthen the time
Reduce attention
Team collaboration helps what?
Waste time
Reduce efficiency
Increase the ability to complete tasks
Avoid sharing
Graphs are used to do what?
Decorate the work
Visually represent data
Write prose
Create effects
Effective communication requires what?
Talk continuously
Two-way exchange
Not listen to others
Only send images
A good report should be what?
Messy
Coherent and clear
Without a conclusion
Lacking data
Tables help with what?
Compare information
Make the page visually confusing
Reduce data
Increase formality
When working in a team, you should do what?
Blame each other
Respect others’ opinions
Be completely silent
Only follow your own ideas
A group works effectively when what?
No assignments
Roles are clear
Everyone does whatever they like
No discussion
When submitting assignments online, you need to do what?
Do not write your name
Name the file correctly as required
Send an empty file
Do not check for errors
Presentation materials need to be what?
Complicated
Easy to see and understand
Written very small
Only text
A complete message includes what?
Many images
Content, presentation, and a clear purpose
Flashy colors
Missing data
Interaction in online learning needs what?
Not turning on the camera
No response
Clear exchange on the right content
Only sending emojis
Bar charts are used when doing what?
Comparing groups of data
Singing
Printing text
Creating tables
Online team meetings need what?
Keep the mic open continuously
Do not share the screen
Mute the mic when not speaking
Do not take notes
Speaking too softly causes what?
Listeners cannot receive the message
Increase attention
Create excitement
Clarify ideas
The objective of a presentation is what?
For fun
Communicate information effectively
Show off images
Create confusion
In a group, conflict occurs when what happens?
No consensus of opinions
Always agreeing
Saying nothing
Having enough materials
Resolving conflict requires what?
Argue loudly
Leave the group
Communicate calmly and find common solutions
Do not cooperate
Drafting content helps what?
Slow progress
Prepare better
Reduce quality
Is unnecessary
Mind maps help with what?
Confuse the mind
Organize ideas clearly
Lengthen text
Remove information
When making a poster, you need to do what?
Write very small text
Make the background too dark
Present prominently and make it easy to read
Use many long paragraphs
Sending incorrect information causes what?
Misunderstandings
Increase efficiency
Create fun
Reduce conflicts
When messaging a study group, you need what?
Incomprehensible abbreviations
Send unrelated images
Clear content on the right topic
Use icons continuously
A good message has what characteristics?
Ambiguous
Accurate and complete
Chaotic
Illogical
When creating a presentation video, you need what?
A very low voice
No illustrative images
Clear audio and appropriate visuals
Leave unedited errors
Oral presentation helps with what?
Explain directly
Has no advantages
Wastes time
Has no interaction
Selecting fonts needs what?
Neon colors
Easy to read
What does creating an infographic help with?
Increasing clutter
Conveying information concisely
Making viewers bored
Reducing accuracy
A meeting is effective when it does which of the following?
Has side conversations
Has no objective
Sticks to the scheduled time
Everyone interrupts
When presenting data, what should you do?
Speak it verbally only
Use tables or charts
Rely only on hand gestures
Provide no illustrations
A monotonous voice tends to cause what?
Sleepiness
Greater attention
Excitement
Optimal listening
When collaborating online, which tool is commonly used?
Games
Drawing apps
Google Meet or Zoom
Photo editors
When sharing files, what is required?
Send a corrupted file
Avoid naming the file
Use the correct format
Send many duplicate copies
What is needed when making a report?
Copy directly from the web
Write without structure
Include an introduction, body, and conclusion
Provide no citations
When sending information in a digital classroom, what is necessary?
Send it at midnight
Do not check anything
Submit on time
Send a file that cannot be opened
Why is listening important during discussions?
It makes arguments easier
It wastes time
It helps understand ideas correctly
It is only to remain silent
Why should you use visuals when presenting?
For fun
To make the slides pretty
To help the audience visualize
To increase the number of slides
Why should tasks be assigned within a group?
So one person does everything
To make work faster and more efficient
To encourage irresponsibility
To make the group disorganized
What is a cause of ineffective group discussion?
Having someone take notes
Lack of focus
Having a clear goal
Speaking too softly
Why should information be presented scientifically (in an organized way)?
It wastes time
It makes it easier for others to understand
It is only for aesthetics
It allows free-form writing
What is a key to a good presentation?
Do not prepare
Practice beforehand
Write too many words
Use only text
Why should charts be used?
For fun
To show data visually
To increase the number of pages
To make it harder to understand
Why is summarizing necessary?
To increase length
To help remember the main points
To reduce quality
To make things confusing
For an online group meeting, what should be prepared?
Do not check the microphone
A stable Internet connection
Do not turn on the camera
A dark room
Writing a clear email helps with what?
Reducing understanding
Helping the recipient understand quickly
Increasing complexity
Making reading unnecessary
Why should you speak at a moderate volume?
It makes hearing difficult
It helps the audience follow along
It creates noise
It reduces interaction
Appropriate facial expressions help with what?
Increasing tension
Creating rapport
Making others uncomfortable
Being meaningless
Using slides with too much text causes what?
Difficulty following
Increased attention
Greater interest
High effectiveness
Why does a team need a leader?
To give orders
To coordinate activities
To manage every person directly
It is unnecessary
Off-topic speaking causes what?
Wasting time
Easier understanding
Increased focus
More conciseness
Why should you attend fully in group activities?
So no one knows you were there
To grasp the shared content
To avoid responsibility
Just to make an appearance
Presenting incorrect information causes what?
Misunderstanding
Cooperation
Higher efficiency
More trust
Why should opinions be respected?
To argue
To create a collaborative environment
To always do things your own way
There is no need to listen
Speaking too loudly causes what?
Discomfort
More focus
Easier hearing
Comfort
What happens if too many emojis are used?
It causes confusion
It increases clarity
It optimizes content
It makes the text better
When the audience loses focus during your presentation, what should you do?
Speak faster
Add more text
Increase interaction and use visuals
Turn your back to the audience
If a team member is not working, what should you do?
Scold them
Remain silent
Discuss and encourage them
Do all the work yourself
When the information you receive is unclear, what should you do?
Guess randomly
Ignore it
Ask again to clarify
It’s okay to do it wrong
How should you choose data when making a report?
From unclear sources
From reliable sources
Make it up
Do not check anything
In an online meeting with a lot of noise, what should you do?
Speak louder
Mute your microphone and check your device
Leave immediately
Do not inform the group
If someone disagrees with your opinion, what should you do?
Argue
Discuss calmly
Remain silent
Refuse to discuss
To make a presentation engaging, what should you do?
Add many long paragraphs
Use appropriate images
Write very small text
Use no visuals
When receiving a new task, what should you do?
Do not ask any questions
Confirm the requirements clearly
Just do it your own way
Assign it to someone else
If a slide is hard to read, what should you do?
Keep it as is
Adjust the font size and colors
Delete everything
Add a lot more text
When the team cannot view a shared file, what should you do?
Ignore the problem
Convert it to a compatible format
Blame others
Do not fix anything
When communicating via email, what should you do?
Skip greetings
State a clear purpose
Send an empty file
Use icons instead of words
When making a presentation video, what should you do?
Speak too softly
Use a good microphone
Record in a dark room
Do not check the audio
For effective collaboration, what should be done with the plan?
Do not ask for opinions
Agree on a common plan
Decide alone
Avoid discussion
When information is inconsistent, what should the team do?
Ignore it and continue
Blame a member
Review sources and align on a single version
Split tasks and avoid resolving it
If the team leader assigns tasks unreasonably, what should you do?
Get angry
Politely give feedback
Do nothing
Refuse to cooperate
When a discussion goes off track, what should you do?
Let everyone keep talking
Suggest returning to the topic
Leave the group
Stay silent
To persuade your audience, what do you need most?
Increase the number of slides
Provide appropriate evidence
Use complicated words
Speak fast
If a team member seldom speaks, what should you do?
Ignore them
Encourage them to share
Tease them
Show no concern
When the team has two opposing opinions, what should you do?
Pick a side
Analyze the pros and cons of each idea
Give up
Stay silent
If the group’s design is inconsistent, what should you do?
Change it on your own
Hold a short meeting to finalize ideas
Delete everything
Delay until tomorrow
When organizing a major presentation, what should you do?
Skip checking equipment
Do a rehearsal beforehand
Do no preparation
Improvise randomly
Your team is behind schedule due to missing information; what should you do?
Blame one another
Compile and update the progress
Stop working
Ignore it
When information must be kept confidential, what should you do?
Share it publicly
Limit who can access it
Upload it online
Let everyone view it
If your presentation is reviewed as hard to understand, what should you do?
Make no changes
Simplify the content
Add more paragraphs
Increase visual effects
When creating a large data report, what should you do?
Write it by hand
Use tables and charts
Only speak it aloud
Omit many figures
If the team cannot agree on a working tool, what should you do?
Choose on your own
Reach agreement by discussing and selecting together
Quit the group
Refuse to work
If a member completes their task incorrectly, what should you do?
Scold them
Explain and guide them again
Ignore it
Do all the work yourself
During an online presentation when your connection is weak, what should you do?
Turn off the computer
Switch to a stable network
Say nothing
Ask to be excused
When the team must make a quick decision, what should you do?
Wait for another day
Run a quick vote via group chat
Do not participate
Decide alone
If a topic has too much information, what should you do?
Write everything
Select the most important content
Copy from the internet
Speak at excessive length
If slides use inconsistent typefaces, what should you do?
Leave them as is
Standardize the font and size
Delete all slides
Color each slide differently
When a teammate reads a number incorrectly, what should you do?
Laugh
Gently remind and correct it
Stay silent
Start an argument
When the team is short on members, what should you do?
Stop working
Adjust the task assignments
Worry without acting
Blame others
When a presentation needs images, which should you choose?
Blurry images
Images with incorrect content
Suitable, clear images
Images without proper licensing
With limited time, what should the team do?
Go off on tangents
Focus on the key points
Speak in circles
Avoid discussion
When a member asks a difficult question, what should you do?
Avoid it
Analyze and answer based on your understanding
Refuse to answer
Switch topics
When a debate in the team becomes tense, what should you do?
Walk away
Stay calm and de‑escalate the situation
Increase the tension
Remain completely silent
If a presentation is excessively long, what should you do?
Leave it unchanged
Shorten the content
Add even more
Make no edits
When documents use inconsistent formatting, what should you do?
Merge carelessly
Standardize formatting before merging
Delete them
Let each person use any style
If the audience does not respond, what should you do?
End immediately
Ask whether they understand
Speak faster
Change the topic
