Active Listening in Speech

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Active Listening in Speech


Active Listening in SpeechVersión en línea Boost your active listening skills. por rodelyn 1 What is the main goal of active listening in conversation? a To judge the speaker's intentions b To interrupt and steer the talk c To understand the speaker's message and feelings d To win the argument 2 Which practice shows active listening when a speaker is talking? a Talking over them to show dominance b Nodding and maintaining eye contact c Interrupting to finish their sentences d Checking messages on your phone 3 How should you handle a confused part of what was said? a Ask a clarifying question b Assume meaning and proceed c Change the topic to yourself d Ignore the confusion 4 What is paraphrasing in active listening? a Repeating exactly what they said b Adding your own opinion without context c Arguing with their points d Restating the speaker's message in your own words 5 Which nonverbal cue supports active listening? a Facing the speaker with open posture b Fidgeting and multitasking c Yawning repeatedly d Crossed arms and looking away 6 When should you summarize what was said? a During your own turn to speak only b At the end of a conversation or section c Before listening d Never; it stalls discussion 7 Active listening helps reduce what in a conversation? a Aggression b Outspokenness c Misunderstandings d Boredom 8 Which action shows respect while listening? a Talking over them to fill silence b Cutting them off to share your story c Avoid interrupting the speaker d Checking the clock repeatedly 9 What should you do after the speaker finishes? a Argue why you’re right b Ignore their emotions c Change the topic abruptly d Reflect their message and feelings 10 Which question type encourages deeper understanding? a Leading questions that assume a answer b Rhetorical questions only c Open-ended questions d Yes/no questions

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por rodelyn

What is the main goal of active listening in conversation?

Which practice shows active listening when a speaker is talking?

How should you handle a confused part of what was said?

What is paraphrasing in active listening?

Which nonverbal cue supports active listening?

When should you summarize what was said?

Active listening helps reduce what in a conversation?

Which action shows respect while listening?

What should you do after the speaker finishes?

Which question type encourages deeper understanding?