Vocab
Vocab 2.0
Statistics
Statistics 2.0
Miscellaneous
100
Automatic reaction of the senses in the nervous system to sound
What is hearing?
100
Allows for any answer
What is open ended question?
100
We speak at a rate of this many words per minute
What is 125?
100
We forget this percentage of the original message
What is 75 percent
100
These types of questions are the best
What is open ended questions?
200
Interact with speaker and begin involved
What is active listening?
200
distractions that interfere with listening
What is noise?
200
An average person spends this percent of their daily communication writing
What is nine
200
Within two days how much more is forgotten
What is 25 percent
200
Christian Leeka's favorite NFL team
What is the Green Bay Packers?
300
Not responding to the message or taking responsibility for listening
What is passive listening?
300
questions that pursue a mentioned topic in more depth
What are follow up questions?
300
An average person spends this percent of their daily communication reading
What is sixteen.
300
We tend to forget this percentage of what was said in a 10 minute speech right away
What is 50 percent?
300
Brandon's favorite NFL team
What is the Chicago Bears
400
Person asking the question
What is the interviewer
400
Person answering the questions
What is the interviewee
400
An average person spends this percent of their daily communication speaking.
What is 30.
400
Students spend this much time listening.
What is 60 percent?
400
Big Dave's favorite NFL team
What is the Philadelphia Eagles
500
Conversation controlled by one person asking questions of the other
What is an interview
500
Listen "between the lines"; sometimes what is not said is more important than what is said
What is hidden messages?
500
We can listen intelligently at this many words per minute
What is fo- Hunna words per minute
500
An average person spends this percent of their daily communication listening
What is 45
500
Chhum's favorite NFL team and the best out there.
What is the San Francisco 49ers?
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