Sarcasm
Appropriateness
Organization & Planning
Body Language
Introductions
100

Sarcasm can also be called this term. 

Irony

100

It is correct, proper and good. 

Appropriateness

100

Three types of introductions. 

Classmates, professional, and new individuals. 

100

Body language involved which body parts. (5)

Hands, face, legs, arms, and eyes.

100

Two things that should be in an introduction. 

Opening statement, interests, career goals, hobbies, exit statement. 

200

Sarcasm uses exaggerated ___ and ___. 

Voice and facial expressions 

200

Sarcasm is not appropriate during this time.

In serious situations or when making fun of someone else. 

200
If you are prioritizing, should you do your homework that due tonight or play video games first?

Homework

200

Justin is talking to Jordyn about his day at work. Jordyn has her arms crossed and is facing away from Justin. Is Jordyn showing appropriate body language towards Justin?

No

200

The listener carefully pays attention to the words of the speaker and has an appropriate response. 

Active listening 

300

John sings beautifully during the school assembly. Afterwards, his friend says:

"You sang like an angel!"

Serious or Sarcastic?

Serious

300

Name three inappropriate topics of conversation that make people feel uncomfortable. 

Health problems, money, politics, drama, talking badly about someone, personal issues. 
300

Type of planner that you should use

Anything that works for YOU!

300

Your words can say one thing, but your body language says something different. True/False

True. 

300

An activity or question that allows you to warm up to your conversation partner. 

Icebreaker Activity

400

Grace accidentally knocks her water bottle off of her desk during class. Grace's friend says:

"Wow, good job!" 

Serious or Sarcastic?

Sarcastic 
400

Your teacher is talking to the class about the homework assignment due on Friday. You start talking about what you are going to do on Friday to the entire class. Is this an appropriate time to talk about your plans for Friday?

No

400

Suzie stayed up late last night trying to finish an assignment that she had forgotten about. She remembered the assignment right after supper at 6pm, but the assignment was due by 11:59 pm that night. She finally turned it in at 11:30 pm, right before it was due. The next morning she snoozed her alarm because she was tired and missed class. 

What could Suzie have done to prevent herself from staying up late and then missing her class the next day?

Wrote the assignment in her calendar. 
400

Your friend is rolling their eyes when you're talking to them. What do you think your friend is feeling?

Annoyed. 

400

Three feelings you may experience when introducing yourself to someone else.

Anxious, nervous, scared
500

You show up to work late again and your boss says:

"Wow, we are so happy you decided to join us today." 

Serious or Sarcastic?

Sarcastic

500

One way to respond to others appropriately.

Ask questions, actively pay attention, make them feel heard, show empathy, respond with conversations that make the other person feel comfortable. 

500

Three study strategies you could use for upcoming finals. 

Get a good night sleep, eat healthy, study with friends, find a good study space, take breaks, make flashcards, etc. 

500

Two examples of positive body language. 

Eye contact, posture, smiling, nodding, facing toward the speaker. 

500

Brian is meeting his roommate for the first time. He walks up to him and introduces himself, but keeps talking about video games the whole time and doesn't allow for his roommate to speak. What should Brian have done differently?

Asked his roommate questions about himself to build rapport. 

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