The Art of Conversation

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The Art of ConversationVersión en línea Watch the video & do the Quizz por Darya Suntsova 1 What is the main topic of this programme? a How to write books b The art of conversation c The history of telephone conversations d How social media affects communication 2 How long did the record-breaking telephone conversation last in 2012? a 24 hours and 4 minutes b 54 hours and 4 minutes c 84 hours and 4 minutes d 12 hours and 4 minutes 3 According to Nihal Arthanayake, what was his mother's job? a A teacher b A nurse c A radio presenter d A writer 4 What does Nihal mean by the phrase "listening to understand"? a Listening to plan your response b Listening to respond quickly c Listening to truly understand the other person’s point of view d Listening only to agree 5 What is "tittle-tattle"? a A serious conversation b Gossip or talk about people's lives that is usually unkind or untrue c A scientific discussion d An educational talk 6 Nihal believes that conversation can help people: a Avoid danger b Build bridges and improve relationships c Win debates d Share personal information 7 What does the term "survival instinct" refer to? a The desire to avoid social media b The instinct to survive in dangerous situations c The desire to have a conversation d The skill to understand others' opinions 8 What is a "chinwag"? a A formal debate b A short conversation c A long and pleasant conversation between friends d A loud argument 9 According to Sam, what did he and his old school friend do during their conversation? a They argued b They listened to each other and had a pleasant chat c They talked about politics d They didn’t speak to each other 10 What is the result of "talking over someone"? a You help them understand your point of view b You listen more carefully to their ideas c You silence or drown them out by speaking louder d You show empathy

The Art of ConversationVersión en línea

Watch the video & do the Quizz

por Darya Suntsova

What is the main topic of this programme?

How to write books

The art of conversation

The history of telephone conversations

How social media affects communication

How long did the record-breaking telephone conversation last in 2012?

24 hours and 4 minutes

54 hours and 4 minutes

84 hours and 4 minutes

12 hours and 4 minutes

According to Nihal Arthanayake, what was his mother's job?

A teacher

A nurse

A radio presenter

A writer

What does Nihal mean by the phrase "listening to understand"?

Listening to plan your response

Listening to respond quickly

Listening to truly understand the other person’s point of view

Listening only to agree

What is "tittle-tattle"?

A serious conversation

Gossip or talk about people's lives that is usually unkind or untrue

A scientific discussion

An educational talk

Nihal believes that conversation can help people:

Avoid danger

Build bridges and improve relationships

Win debates

Share personal information

What does the term "survival instinct" refer to?

The desire to avoid social media

The instinct to survive in dangerous situations

The desire to have a conversation

The skill to understand others' opinions

What is a "chinwag"?

A formal debate

A short conversation

A long and pleasant conversation between friends

A loud argument

According to Sam, what did he and his old school friend do during their conversation?

They argued

They listened to each other and had a pleasant chat

They talked about politics

They didn’t speak to each other

What is the result of "talking over someone"?

You help them understand your point of view

You listen more carefully to their ideas

You silence or drown them out by speaking louder

You show empathy