Verbal Communication
Non-Verbal Comm.
Facial Expressions
Volume & Tone
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100

True or False: We communicate about all of the same things with our friends and our teachers

FALSE

100

Name one non-verbal communication strategy to show that you are listening to someone when they are talking.

Looking them in the eye (eye contact), facing them

100

How can you tell someone is happy?

Smile

100

When someone is angry, will the volume of their voice by loud or quiet?

Usually loud

100

True or False: Good communication skills can help you get and keep a job and enjoy better relationships with family and friends.

True

200

Name one way to keep a conversation going

Asking questions

200

What does crossing your arms over your chest say to others when you are in a group of people

That you are closed off from the conversation, you are uninterested

200

How can you tell someone is sad? Think eyebrows, eyes, mouth

Eyebrows: pointed downward

Eyes: not looking at the person, looking down, tears

Mouth: frown, lips straight across

200

When you are in a library, should the volume of your voice be loud or quiet?

Quiet

200

Why are communication skills important?

They help us get what we want,. 

They help us make friends, get along with our families, do better in school, get a job and do well in the work place. 

300

What's something you can talk about when you are on the computer?

school, friends, teachers, video games, movies, tv shows, 

300

What is one example of non-verbal communication?

Rolling eyes, nodding/shaking head, smiling, shrugging shoulders.....others?

300

How does your face look when you are interested in a conversation. Think eyebrows, eyes, and mouth

Eyebrows: raised

Eyes: Looking at the person

Mouth: maybe with a little smile

300

When you are giving an oral presentation to your classmates, why is it important to think about your volume?

To make sure everyone can hear what you have to say

300

Name different ways to communicate?

Verbal, non-verbal gestures and facial expressions, written

400

What is something that you might talk to your teachers about, that you might NOT talk to your friends about

grades, assignments, study habits

400

If you are texting on your cell phone when someone is talking to you, what message does that send to another person?

You are not interested, you don't care

400

Why are facial expressions important for communication?

They indicate how a person is feeling

400

True or False: People can say the same words, in two different ways and they can mean completely different things

TRUE

"Let's eat Grandpa!" or "Let's eat, Grandpa"

400

Name two people you might communicate with while you are at school.

Other students, teachers, custodian, counselor, secretary, nurse, principle

500

What is "small talk"?

Short and simple conversation, often with someone you do not know well. 

500

When someone's hands are on their hips and they are tapping their foot, what are they trying to communicate?

Impatience, annoyance, perhaps anger

500

Why should you be aware of your facial expressions when you are talking to others, both friends and family and those people that you have just met?

We want our facial expressions to match what we are saying; facial expressions can indicate what we are feeling inside and thinking about others

500

This tone of voice may convey humor, but may also convey disrespect

Sarcastic

500

What is advocating for yourself?

Asking for what you need to succeed!

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