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Conversational Manners Game show (half)
Conversational Manners Game show (half)
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1
You see someone sneak in their own snacks (not bought at the movie theater) to a movie. What should you do?
Tell the theater staff
Tell them they should not do that!
Mind Your Own Business
Ask for some of the snacks
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How much distance should you keep from someone you do not know?
I can touch them if I ask
full arms length
full arms length if spacing provides
1/2 arms length and full arms length
3
You are telling your friend about your weekend and he/she looks bored. What should you NOT do?
Cut to the main point of the story in one sentence.
Tell them they are being rude
Ask if he/she wants to talk about something else.
Ask, “Do you want to hear more?”
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"She's my friend I can touch her things whenever I want."
True
False
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If you have nothing to add to a conversation, you should stay silent
False
True
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What body language should you show if you want others to speak with you?
Neutral face, arms crossed, and sit by yourself
Stand behind the person you want to speak with and smile and open stance
Smile, Lean in, open stance, and give eye contact
Beckon them over with your finger
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When having a conversation, body language to show interest looks like...
open stance, minimal fidgeting, eye contact
be on your phone, say "mhmm"
Lean in, match expression, be arm's length away
Smile, nod, face speaker
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Saying your good at something is NOT bragging
False
True
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You are meeting someone for the first time. It is okay to talk about your accomplishments!
True
False
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What are the basics of Conversation?
Informative, Rapport, Passing the Time, Debate,Problem Solving
Body Language, Tone of Voice, Choice of Words
Space, Eye Contact, Nodding, Statement of Encouragement, Expressions
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How much distance should you keep from friends?
full arms length no matter what
I can touch them if I ask
as close as I can get
1/2 arms length
12
Why is it important to take turns in conversation?
All of the above
The other person may feel not valued by you
The other person may become bored or irritated
The other person may feel that you are not interested in them
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If you see someone you know smoking you should
Tell them how you feel about smoking
Tell a teacher or their parents
Mind your business
Tell them how dangerous it is!
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When is it not ok to tell someone what to do or tell on them?
If their behavior is dangerous
If you are the legitimate person-in-charge
If their behavior is annoying your friend
If their behavior is causing you harm
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Does this person look bored or interested? WHY?!
Bored
Interested
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"Oh," "Ah," and "I see" are examples of:
Interrupting
Statements of Encouragement
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What are things to remember when interrupting?
Is it necessary? Is it relevant? Is it nice?
Walk away if no acknowledgement
Be in the line of sight
Timing! Wait for a pause
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What would you do if you borrowed someone’s computer and someone else spilled juice on it causing it to not work?
Do not mention it and pretend you don't know what they're talking about
The one who broke it should pay and that's that
Not your problem, you didn't spill the juice!
You are responsible to the friend you borrowed it from
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When you're the only one talking in a conversation, others might feel...
Bored or annoyed
You don't value their opinions and thoughts
Like you don't value them
all of these choices
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What does S.E.N.S.E. stand for?
Such Enjoyable New Shared Education
Space, Eye Contact, Nodding, Statements of Encouragement, Expression
Space, Eye Contact, Noping , Statements of Ensure, Expression of gratitude
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When meeting someone new, you should ONLY ask questions
False
True
22
A friend is telling you how they broke a bone, what's an appropriate interjection?
Then what happened?
That's must've hurt!
All of the Above
I can't imagine how that must've felt
23
When you see someone struggling with something it's okay to...
Mind your business and only help if they ask
Show them how it's done!
Think you're better than them and let them know
Tell them how great you are, so they ask for help
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What are THREE signs (nonverbal and/or verbal) that the person you are talking to is bored?
tone of voice is flat
listener is leaned in, smiling, and giving statements of encouragement
listener is yawning, keeping eye contact, and asking questions
listener looks away, tries to end the conversation, and rolls their eyes
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You should only talk about similar interest with others.
False
True
26
When you have something to add to the conversation, you should...
Just say it! It's now or never
Wait for a pause
Wait for everyone to get a chance to speak first
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If the person you're speaking with looks bored, you should..
Wrap up what you're saying with, "To make a long story short.."
Finish everything you want to say, in detail, then ask them a question
