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4.2 Jonalyn Otadoy

This document contains a quiz with multiple choice questions testing understanding of communication concepts like verbal and nonverbal communication, active listening, barriers to effective communication, and paraphrasing. It provides 3 sample quizzes with a total of 60 questions covering these topics to assess a student's knowledge of key aspects of communication skills and effective listening.

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Name: Jonalyn C.

Otadoy Date: October 21, 2022


Yr./Course: BSED IV Rating: ____________

Classwork No.4.2
Direction: Write only the letter on your answer sheet.
QUIZ #1
Read the given statements carefully and choose/ write the letter of the correct answer.
B 1. What is effective communication?
a. When receiver receives the message from sender
b. When receiver and sender message is the same
c. When sender sends the message to receiver
B 2. What are the skills needed to perform face to face communication?
a. Verbal and written skills
b. Non-verbal and written skills
c. V38+erbal and non-verbal skills
d. No Skills are needed
B 3. Avenues through which messages are delivered.
a. communication
b. channels
c. feedback
B 4. Things that compete with the message for the listener's attention.
a. barriers
b. distractions
c. emotional barriers
B 5. In the study of communication, noise is best defined as?
a. people interrupting someone who is thinking
b. anything that interferes with the message being heard or understood
c. thoughts that distract the listener
d. discussing things that are off the main topic
C 6. Folding your arms in front of you makes it seem as if you are?
a. warm and friendly
b. very tired and sleepy
c. distant and unwilling to talk
d. the group leader
C 7. When reading instructions or a series of steps, one should
a. read only the steps that he or she doesn't know
b. perform the steps if he or she doesn't understand them
c. read the directions completely
d. skim the directions quickly
A 8. If your body language is expressing something contrary to what your words are saying, it is
highly likely that your audience will not believe what you're telling them.
a. True
b. False
A 9. Body language is also known as ___________ _______________.
a. nonverbal communication
b. physical properties
c. verbal assurances
d. none of the above

A 10. The gym teacher "hands on hips stance" makes your audience feel like they're about to
get detention.
a. True
b. False
QUIZ #2
Read the given statements carefully and choose/ write the letter of the correct answer.
C 1. What is a situation that calls for using your active listening skills?
a. riding the bus to school
b. Watching TV
c. Listening to Taylor Swift's new CD
d. When a teacher explains the homework assignment
B 2. Why is it called “active listening”?
a. You stay active rather than sitting around.
b. It requires a lot of multi-tasking.
c. You use your eyes and brain as well as your ears.
d. You look much focused.
D 3. Which one is NOT part of active listening?
a. Look at the person
b. Encourage the person to talk
c. Give advice
d. Use empathy
D 4. Which one is NOT one of the ways to give feedback when listening?
a. repeat the information back
b. give advice
c. reflect how the speaker probably feels
d. put their statement in your own words, to clarify.
A 5. Which is NOT a good reason to use active listening?
a. to be a good friend
b. to have time to think of what you want to say
c. to make sure you understand what to do
d. to get more information
D 6. What is an important use of body language and active listening?
a. to show you are listening
b. to encourage the person to talk
c. to see how the speaker is feeling
d. all of these
C 7. Why do you need to use your eyes when actively listening?
a. you don't
b. to observe the speaker's body language
c. to make the speaker think you are tuned in
d. none of these
C 8. What is the first step to active listening?
a. grunt and nod
b. ask questions
c. look at the speaker
d. give feedback
D 9. To understand another person's feeling about something, the least important part may be a.
the facial expression
b. the words
c. the tone of voice
d. the posture

D 10. Which of the following is a sign of active listening?


a. paraphrasing, or summarizing what someone has said
b. interrupting, or talking over someone
c. changing the subject
d. being totally silent while someone else talks
QUIZ #3
Read the given statements carefully and choose the letter of the correct answer.
A 1. Verbal communication is
a. Communication where words are used
b. Sending messages without words
A 2. Nonverbal communication is
a. Communication where words are used-written or spoken
b. Sending messages without words
A 3. Feedback occurs
a. when a listener lets the speaker know that he or she is trying to understand the message
b. when body language and words do not communicate the same messages
A 4. Active Listening
a. Indicating to the sender that you understood the message
b. Simply takes in the words and offers no sign of hearing or
understanding
A 5. To hear something means you are listening.
a. True b. False
B 6. To hear means you UNDERSTOOD the message from the speaker
a. True b. False
A 7. Listening requires:
a. effort and thought
b. no effort and no thought
c. using your eyes
A 8. The more interested you are in something, the more likely you will listen
a. true b. false
B 9. If you are talking then you are also listening
a. true b. false
A 10. You should Notify and Clarify information from the speaker if you did not understand the
message
a. true b. false
C 11. Which posture best shows that a person is actively listening?
a. slouching
b. lying down
c. sitting up straight
d. standing with your back to the speaker
B 12. When you’re actively listening, you should look ________.
a. at the ground
b. at the speaker
c. out the window
d. at a page of notes
A 13. Which of the following is a verbal cue you can use to show you’re actively listening?
saying, “Ooh ooh”
a. interrupting
b. humming a familiar song
c. asking a follow-up question
A 14. True or False: If you're facing the person speaking, you're always actively listening
a. True b. False
C 15. Zoe is giving a presentation on the Midwest region of the US. If you’re actively listening you
might ________.
a. speak over her to describe your trip to Nebraska
b. raise your hand in the middle of the presentation to invite Zoe to the mall after school
c. raise your hand at the end to ask her to clarify if Kansas is part of that region
d. stay quiet while daydreaming about your trip to Iowa in May
A 16. Nigel is actively listening to Courtney. He is most likely ________.
a. nodding and trying to put himself in her shoes
b. telling Courtney she is wrong before she finishes speaking
c. waiting patiently for his turn to speak, so he can change the subject to something more
interesting facing away from Courtney.
B 17. William is talking to Jenna, but Jenna is not actively listening. William probably feels____.
a. relaxed
b. frustrated
c. cheerful
d. ashamed
B 18. Why is active listening a "two-way street"?
a. because if you listen to others, you can force them to listen to you
b. because both the listener and the speaker give and receive something
c. because it means you are walking and being active while you listen
d. because two people are saying the same thing at the same time
B 19. True or false: Even if you're silent while someone else speaks, you might not be actively
listening.
a. true b. false
D 20. A friend tells you, “I’m afraid my boyfriend is seeing his old girlfriend behind my back; I
don’t know what to do. I can’t live without him.” Which of the following responses is a
paraphrase?
a. You’re afraid your boyfriend is seeing his old girlfriend behind your back, you don’t know
what to do, and you can’t live without him.
b. Don’t worry. I’m sure it’s not true. He loves you.
c. You’re feeling very insecure because your relationship was never very strong.
d. You’re very afraid that your boyfriend may still have feelings for his old girlfriend andyou’re
afraid you’ll lose him.

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