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greetings
Thank goodness its friday
pragmatics
by the way
bonus
100
the difference between informal and formal behavior
What is casual and relaxed or polite and respectful
100
thank goodness it's friday refers to what acronym?
What is TGIF
100
a student sees the principle at the mall. how should he greet?
hello
100
what are some examples of authority or formal relationships?
What is teachers, clergy, buisness owners, unfamiliar people
100
if someone greets you in the hall, do you need to say MORE then hi?
What is not neccessarily! a simple hi or hello is enough whether you know the person formally or informally.
200
what do you do if a grade 12 student passes you in the hall and says Hi?
What is say "hi" back
200
starting a conversation is best when
What is someone is not already talking/there is a pause in conversation
200
you see your friend at the mall, how do you greet?
What is hey how's it going? what's up?
200
asking to use the bathroom, borrow something, urgent message are examples of times when it is ok to what?
What is interrupt
200
if someone offers a greeting - do you return it?
What is yes! this is what people look for in social interactions and a smile of acknowledgment and hi helps build connections.
300
what are a few different informal greetings?
What is hey how's it going, hi, what's up?
300
what is the first thing you say when someone is beginning a conversation?
What is greeting
300
if hearing people talking about something the student is interested in (video games) and you want to join in, is it ok to interrupt?
What is pause, hey, are you talking about> this is informal conversation
300
if you want to talk to someone in a group, how do you join in?
listen to what they are talking about and make a comment on that subject.
400
an adult staff member who you don't know well approaches you in the hall and says "hi, how are you?" how do you respond?
What is Hi, i am fine, (how are you?)
400
the I in tgif stands for what
What is initial question
400
A teacher is in the hallway talking to another teacher, and you have something to say, what do you do?
What is wait until the conversation is over. - wait for a pause and excuse the intteruption if it is important
400
friends, close family are examples of what kind of relationship
What is informal
500
true or false: it is ok to tell jokes or act silly with an authority figure (teacher etc)
What is false - do not tell jokes or act silly in formal situations unless the authority figure does so first
500
w5 questions are types of follow up questions
What is follow up questions
500
you are with a group a friends at lunch, and everyone is in the conversation. how do you get their attention?
wait for a pause, say hey listen to this
500
highschool students are often working in groups, working on projects, or studying. what are some big *clues for whether you should say hello or start conversation?
What is making eye contact, look for a smile of acknowledgement, ask if they have time to talk