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Grade 1 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
If you and a friend are arguing over what game to play you should                          .
  1. yell the loudest.
  2. demand to play your game.
  3. talk it out.
Grade 6 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
Interrupting someone is always a bad thing.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 9 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
When giving a speaking presentation, which is NOT acceptable?
  1. speaking slowly and clearly
  2. making eye contact with the audience
  3. chewing gum or blowing bubbles
  4. exhibiting confidence
Grade 1 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
What is the best way to avoid a bully at recess?
  1. Hang out with other kids and ignore the bully.
  2. Stay indoors when everyone else goes outside.
  3. Push the bully and tell him or her to go away.
Grade 7 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
To motivate others, you don't need good communication skills.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 11 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
Alyssa wants to become a better listener in school and at home. Which of the following is the best technique she can do to improve her listening skills?
  1. Don't maintain direct eye contact because doing so may distract the speaker.
  2. Interrupt whenever she has an opinion on the topic to share with her speaker.
  3. Rephrase and summarize the speaker's message in her own words.
  4. Avoid asking any questions because doing so may distract the speaker.
College Communication Skills and Public Speaking
Active listening is used in situations where the speaker and listener can interact.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 10 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
Non-verbal communication occurs without speaking.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 8 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
When someone in the class wins a game, what should we do?
  1. be disappointed
  2. scold him or her
  3. congraulate the person
  4. none of these above
Grade 4 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
Using your eyes to focus on the presentation or speaker doesn't show active listening.
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Communication Skills and Public Speaking
One way to improve your communication is to
  1. look down when someone is talking to you.
  2. think about what you are going to say while the person is talking.
  3. try to understand how the other person feels.
  4. repeat the point you are trying to make several times.
Grade 8 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
                is the transfer of meaning from one being to another
  1. Via
  2. Response
  3. Communication
  4. Non-verbal
Grade 6 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
My language will be respectful with
  1. adults
  2. staff
  3. peers
  4. all of the above
Grade 9 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
Each of the following are good habits for public speaking EXCEPT:
  1. Slurring
  2. Eye Contact
  3. Articulation
  4. Fluency
Grade 9 Communication Skills and Public Speaking
Body language is a type of communication.
  1. yes
  2. no
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