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Active Listening Quiz


Active Listening QuizVersion en ligne Test your listening skills par SCARLETH DAMARIS FUENTES JURADO 1 Which action best shows active listening during a conversation? a Natching up on your to-do list while they talk b Evaluating them silently without responding c Paraphrasing what the speaker said to confirm understanding d interrupting to correct every detail 2 What is a key nonverbal cue of active listening? a Crossing arms away from the speaker b Looking around the room c Checking your phone subtly d Maintaining eye contact and nodding 3 Why should you avoid interrupting while listening? a It shows respect and helps you hear the full message b It makes you look confident c It wastes time d It makes the speaker repeat themselves 4 Which question type best demonstrates clarifying active listening? a Ask only yes/no questions b Repeat the exact words back without context c Offer immediate judgments d Ask open-ended questions to elaborate 5 What is a reflective statement in active listening? a Restating the speaker’s feelings to acknowledge them b Changing the subject c Giving unsolicited advice d Offering your opinion first 6 Which habit supports effective note-taking in conversations? a Typing loudly with headphones on b Jotting brief keywords without losing eye contact c Staring at the notes without listening d Writing long essays during the talk 7 How should you respond to confusing information? a Wait for the speaker to repeat b Ignore it and continue c Make assumptions d Ask a clarifying question 8 What is a barrier to active listening? a Pretending to listen while thinking about something else b Giving appropriate feedback c Focusing fully on the speaker d Summarizing after the talk 9 Which statement shows you’re listening empathetically? a “That sounds tough; I’m here to listen.” b “That’s not a big deal.” c “I’d do it differently.” d “Move faster, please.” 10 How can you close a listening interaction effectively? a Ignore any action items raised b End the talk abruptly c Summarize key points and agree on next steps d Change the topic to yourself Feedback 1 Paraphrasing confirms you understood the message. 2 Eye contact and nodding show engagement. 3 Interrupting disrupts flow and harms understanding. 4 Open-ended questions invite detail and clarity. 5 Reflective statements validate emotions. 6 Concise notes support retention without distraction. 7 Clarifying questions prevent misinterpretation. 8 Distractions reduce understanding and trust. 9 Empathy conveys support and presence. 10 A summary and next steps reinforce understanding.

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Active Listening QuizVersion en ligne

par SCARLETH DAMARIS FUENTES JURADO

Which action best shows active listening during a conversation?

What is a key nonverbal cue of active listening?

Why should you avoid interrupting while listening?

Which question type best demonstrates clarifying active listening?

What is a reflective statement in active listening?

Which habit supports effective note-taking in conversations?

How should you respond to confusing information?

What is a barrier to active listening?

Which statement shows you’re listening empathetically?

How can you close a listening interaction effectively?

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