Enhance Your Speaking and Listening Skills: Interactive Learning Quizzes

Question 1

When you're talking to someone, how can you show that you're listening?

Accepted Answer

Look at them

Accepted Answer

Ask questions

Answer

Use your phone

Answer

Interrupt them

Question 2

When you want to talk to an adult you don't know, what's the best way to start the conversation?

Accepted Answer

Excuse me, sir or ma'am, I have a question.

Answer

Hi, what's your name?

Answer

I need help!

Answer

Where's the bathroom?

Question 3

When talking to a classmate, which phrase shows the most respect?

Accepted Answer

Excuse me, can I talk to you?

Answer

Yo, what's up?

Answer

Hey, listen up!

Question 4

Before giving a speech, what's important to consider?

Accepted Answer

How you organize your ideas

Answer

Your clothes

Answer

Your favorite toys

Question 5

When we look at the person speaking, make eye contact, and pay attention, we are:

Accepted Answer

Actively listening

Answer

Talking over them

Answer

Not paying attention

Question 6

When you're listening to someone, what's a good way to show it with your body language, besides nodding and looking at them?

Accepted Answer

Leaning closer to the person talking

Answer

Tapping your foot

Answer

Crossing your arms

Question 7

When giving a presentation, why is it crucial to organize your thoughts and present your ideas clearly?

Accepted Answer

To help your audience understand your ideas easily.

Answer

To make your presentation longer.

Answer

To help you memorize your speech.

Question 8

Your friend is thrilled about their new bike and shares their excitement with you. How can you demonstrate that you're actively listening?

Accepted Answer

Nod and respond with phrases like 'I see' or 'That's great'.

Answer

Avoid eye contact and engage with other objects.

Answer

Frequently interrupt with questions.

Answer

Share details about your own bike.

Question 9

When it's your turn to talk in a conversation, what should you do?

Accepted Answer

Make eye contact and wait patiently for your turn.

Answer

Talk over the other person and interrupt them.

Question 10

When a speaker talks loudly, clearly, and looks at the audience, what are they doing to convince people?

Accepted Answer

Speaking clearly and looking at the audience

Answer

Using strong emotions

Answer

Showing they are an expert

Answer

Speaking at the right time

Question 11

You watched a classmate give a presentation. How can you give them helpful feedback?

Accepted Answer

Tell them what they did well and what they could improve.

Answer

Tell them they did a great job.

Answer

Laugh at their mistakes.

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a type of presentation that people might give in front of an audience?

Accepted Answer

A chat between friends

Answer

A report on a science experiment

Answer

A talk about a favorite book

Question 13

When we don't agree with someone, how can we show respect?

Accepted Answer

Use polite words and say, 'I understand your idea, but I have a different one.'

Answer

Talk over them and shout.

Answer

Argue with them to show we're right.

Answer

Ignore them and don't talk about it.

Question 14

When giving a presentation, what's the main difference between trying to persuade someone to think or do something and just sharing information?

Accepted Answer

In a persuasive presentation, you try to convince the audience to think or do something, while in an informative presentation, you just give them facts.

Answer

A persuasive presentation is not always longer than an informative presentation.

Answer

Informative presentations are not always more interesting than persuasive presentations.

Question 15

When someone is really listening to you, what might they do?

Accepted Answer

Look at you and nod their head.

Answer

Look at their phone or draw pictures.

Answer

Keep interrupting you.

Question 16

Your friend is feeling down. What's the best way to show you're listening and care?

Accepted Answer

Ask how they're feeling and really listen to their answer.

Answer

Tell a joke to make them laugh.

Answer

Ignore them because they'll feel better soon.

Question 17

What is the main goal of a persuasive speech?

Accepted Answer

Convince the audience

Answer

Inform the audience

Answer

Entertain the audience

Answer

Share a personal story

Question 18

How can active listening help you better understand your classmate's presentation?

Accepted Answer

Ask questions to clarify your understanding.

Accepted Answer

Take notes to remember key points.

Answer

Only listen without asking questions or taking notes.

Answer

Close your eyes and imagine the ideas being presented.

Question 19

When talking to an adult you don't know well, how can you show that you're listening and being respectful?

Accepted Answer

Make eye contact, nod your head, and ask questions to understand better.

Answer

Look away and do something else while they're talking.

Answer

Interrupt them to ask questions or share your own thoughts.

Question 20

What's a good way to stay calm when you're nervous about giving a presentation?

Accepted Answer

Take deep breaths and think of something that makes you happy.

Answer

Run around to use up some energy before presenting.

Answer

Speak very fast so you can finish quickly.

Answer

Don't practice at all, so you won't be as worried.

Question 21

When talking to someone younger than you, how can you make sure they understand you?

Accepted Answer

Use simpler words and speak more slowly.

Answer

Speak very loudly.

Answer

Use words they might not know.

Answer

Wave your arms around a lot.

Question 22

When sharing information, is it more important to speak quietly or clearly?

Accepted Answer

Clearly

Answer

Quietly

Question 23

Why is it important to make eye contact with the audience when giving a presentation?

Accepted Answer

It helps you connect with the audience.

Answer

It shows you are prepared.

Answer

It helps you remember your speech.

Answer

It makes you look more interesting.

Question 24

When you feel nervous before giving a speech, what's a good way to relax?

Accepted Answer

Take deep breaths

Answer

Run around the room

Answer

Yell at the audience

Question 25

Imagine you're at a noisy party. How can you show someone you're listening without speaking?

Accepted Answer

Lean in, make eye contact, and nod.

Answer

Look away and play with your hair or clothes.

Answer

Cross your arms and tap your foot.

Question 26

When giving helpful suggestions to improve something, what should we focus on?

Accepted Answer

Offering ideas to make it better.

Answer

Being hurtful and mean.

Answer

Pointing out all the mistakes.

Question 27

Which two body parts help us make different sounds with our voices?

Accepted Answer

Nose and mouth

Answer

Arms and legs

Answer

Stomach and feet

Answer

Eyes and ears

Question 28

How can we show someone we're listening when we talk to them?

Accepted Answer

Make eye contact and nod

Answer

Look away and play with our hands

Answer

Talk over the other person

Question 29

Non-verbal communication, like body language and facial expressions, can sometimes tell us even more than words. Is this true or false?

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 30

Imagine you're a chef preparing a delicious speech. How can you organize your ideas and present them so that your speech is easy to understand and interesting?

Accepted Answer

Start with your main ideas, then add details like side dishes.

Answer

Mix all your ideas together like a salad.

Answer

Just say whatever comes to mind.

Question 31

When you're listening to a story, it's important to listen actively. What does it mean to listen actively?

Accepted Answer

Listening carefully and showing you're interested

Answer

Not paying attention to the story

Answer

Only listening to parts of the story you find interesting

Question 32

Imagine you have superpowers for talking! What are some secret tricks that help us speak clearly and make our words sound amazing?

Accepted Answer

Look at the person you're talking to, use hand movements, and change your voice to make it sound fun.

Answer

Shout really loud and fast so everyone can hear you.

Answer

Use big and fancy words to sound smart.

Answer

Only talk about yourself and what you like.

Question 33

You're sharing a new game with your friend, but they keep getting distracted. What's the best way to get them to pay attention?

Accepted Answer

Ask your friend questions about the game.

Answer

Talk louder.

Answer

Tell your friend to listen to you.

Answer

Start talking about something else.

Question 34

Which is NOT a good way to pay attention to the speaker when they talk?

Accepted Answer

Interrupt them and talk over them.

Answer

Look at their face.

Answer

Nod your head or shake your head.

Answer

Ask questions when you don't understand.

Question 35

Why do we have discussions?

Accepted Answer

To share and talk about different ideas and opinions.

Answer

To convince everyone to agree with us.

Answer

To give out information.

Answer

To have a good time.

Question 36

What is the most important thing to do when someone is speaking to you?

Accepted Answer

Pay attention to what they're saying and try to understand their point of view.

Answer

Agree with everything they say.

Answer

Stop them and tell them your opinion.

Answer

Look at their clothes and shoes.

Question 37

Which of these things is NOT important for good communication?

Accepted Answer

Talking over the other person and not letting them speak.

Answer

Using words that are clear and easy to understand.

Answer

Making eye contact with the person you're talking to.

Answer

Using body language that matches what you're saying.

Question 38

How can you tell the difference between a fact and an opinion?

Accepted Answer

A fact can be proven, while an opinion is just a personal belief.

Answer

An opinion is based on evidence, while a fact is not.

Answer

Facts and opinions are the same thing.

Answer

There is no difference between a fact and an opinion.

Question 39

In a persuasive speech, which part is most important for convincing people?

Accepted Answer

The body where you present your reasons and evidence.

Answer

The introduction

Answer

The conclusion

Answer

The call to action

Question 40

Which of these is NOT a type of speech?

Accepted Answer

Question and answer session

Answer

Persuasive speech

Answer

Informative speech

Answer

Entertainment speech

Question 41

Which of these is NOT a type of persuasive technique?

Accepted Answer

Rhyming

Answer

Emotional appeal

Answer

Logical argument

Answer

Repetition

Question 42

When someone talks to you, what is a good way to show that you are listening?

Accepted Answer

Look in their eyes and nod your head.

Answer

Play with your hair or look around the room.

Answer

Interrupt them often to ask questions.

Answer

Talk about yourself instead.

Question 43

What is NOT a good way to participate in a discussion?

Accepted Answer

Talking over others.

Answer

Asking questions.

Answer

Sharing ideas.

Answer

Listening to others' opinions.

Question 44

What is the most important part of giving a good presentation?

Accepted Answer

Speaking loudly and clearly.

Answer

Reading from a script.

Answer

Walking around the room.

Answer

Using lots of gestures.

Question 45

What is NOT a way to show empathy when listening to someone?

Accepted Answer

Interrupting to give advice.

Answer

Imagining yourself in their shoes.

Answer

Offering kind words of support.

Answer

Nodding your head.

Question 46

What is NOT a good way to stay engaged in a conversation?

Accepted Answer

Interrupting frequently.

Answer

Asking follow-up questions.

Answer

Using active listening techniques.

Answer

Sharing your own experiences.

Question 47

Which of these is NOT a good way to communicate?

Accepted Answer

Yelling and interrupting

Answer

Using respectful language

Answer

Making eye contact

Answer

Using body language

Question 48

Which of these is a good way to solve a disagreement?

Accepted Answer

Talking calmly and respectfully

Answer

Yelling at each other

Answer

Ignoring the other person

Answer

Hitting the other person

Question 49

What is the main difference between a fact and an opinion?

Accepted Answer

A fact is based on evidence, while an opinion is not.

Answer

An opinion is always wrong, while a fact is always right.

Answer

A fact is what you think, while an opinion is what you know.

Answer

There is no difference between a fact and an opinion.

Question 50

Which of the following is a good way to show respect when speaking to someone?

Accepted Answer

Making eye contact and listening attentively

Answer

Talking over them

Answer

Interrupting them frequently

Answer

Shouting or using mean words

Question 51

When you are listening to someone, it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Look at their face and listen carefully.

Answer

Look around and fidget.

Answer

Interrupt them often.

Answer

Talk over them.

Question 52

Which of the following is a good way to start a conversation?

Accepted Answer

Asking a question

Answer

Making a demand

Answer

Talking about yourself for a long time

Answer

Ignoring the other person

Question 53

When you are speaking to someone, it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Speak clearly and at a normal speed

Answer

Use big words that the other person might not understand

Answer

Speak very softly

Answer

Speak very quickly

Question 54

When you are in a discussion, it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Listen to other people's opinions

Answer

Only talk about your own opinion

Answer

Interrupt others when they are speaking

Answer

Make fun of other people's opinions

Question 55

Which of the following is a good way to participate in a group discussion?

Accepted Answer

Raise your hand and wait to be called on.

Answer

Talk over others

Answer

Ignore the other people in the group

Answer

Make fun of other people's ideas

Question 56

When listening to a presentation, what is important to do?

Accepted Answer

Take notes and ask questions.

Answer

Play games or text on your phone.

Answer

Talk to the person next to you.

Answer

Get up and move around.

Question 57

When listening, which of these is NOT a good habit?

Accepted Answer

Interrupting the speaker.

Answer

Looking at the speaker and showing interest.

Answer

Nodding and saying 'yes' or 'uh-huh'.

Answer

Asking questions to show interest.

Question 58

During a presentation, what is the best use of your hands?

Accepted Answer

Use them to make gestures and highlight points.

Answer

Keep them at your sides.

Answer

Put them in your pockets.

Answer

Hold them together in front of you.

Question 59

When someone is talking to you, what is it important to do with your eyes?

Accepted Answer

Look at the person speaking.

Answer

Look down at your feet.

Answer

Look around the room.

Answer

Close your eyes.

Question 60

When someone is talking to you, what should you do to show that you are listening?

Accepted Answer

Look at them

Answer

Play with something else

Answer

Talk over them

Answer

Interrupt them often

Question 61

Listening means paying attention to what someone is saying. Which of the following is NOT a good way to listen?

Accepted Answer

Talk over the person speaking.

Answer

Look at the person speaking.

Answer

Ask questions to show you're interested.

Answer

Nod your head to show you're listening.

Question 62

You are getting ready to give a presentation. Which of these is a good way to prepare?

Accepted Answer

Practice your speech in front of a mirror.

Answer

Write out your speech word-for-word.

Answer

Memorize your speech.

Answer

Don't practice at all, just wing it!

Question 63

When you are having a conversation, what is important to remember?

Accepted Answer

Take turns speaking and listening.

Answer

Interrupt the other person when you want to say something.

Answer

Talk about yourself the whole time.

Answer

Ignore what the other person is saying.

Question 64

Which of these is NOT a type of public speaking?

Accepted Answer

Conversation.

Answer

Speech

Answer

Presentation

Answer

Debate