Trading Information
Talking too much makes you this
Conversation hog
True or False: It is okay to talk about the same topic over and over and over
FALSE
True or False: It is okay to cold call someone
FALSE
This group includes kids who like to play baseball, basketball, football, cheerleading, etc.
Athletes/jocks/sports kids
True or False: One way to tell if someone is interested in talking is that they are looking at you
TRUE
This rule means we should not correct our friends
Don't Police
This is the reason you are calling
Cover story
This group includes kids who like to dress up and perform in plays or musicals
Theater/drama
Asking someone if their parents are divorced breaks this rule
Don't get too personal first
If you talk too loud or too soft you are not following this rule
Use good volume control
This is one way to start a phone conversation
Ask for the person/Say who you are/Ask how they are/Ask of they can talk/Give a cover story for why you are calling
This club includes kids who may eat sushi, do origami and enjoy Anime
Japanese Club
Telling someone about your weekend after asking them about their weekend is an example this rule
Answer your own question
If you do not know what your friend said then you were not doing this
Listening to your friend
This is one way to end a phone conversation
Wait for a pause/Give a cover story for why you have to go/Tell the person it was nice tlaking to them/Tell them you'll see them later/Say goodbye
This club includes kids who like to build and engineer machines
Robotics Club
The goal of trading information is to find this
Common interest
"Where do you like to go on vacation?" is this type of question
Open-ended
If the person you are calling does not answer, you should do this
Leave a voicemail
This club includes kids who play a board game with knights, bishops, kings, queens, rooks and pawns
Chess Club