Breakthrough Listening. Quiz

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Breakthrough Listening Quiz 4374

Quiz Breakthrough Listening 1. Which of the following is NOT a key learning concept made in the program? A) There is no such thing as an objective listener. B) Power and position can be barriers to effective listening. C) Everyone has a habitual way of listening and observing. D) Women are better listeners than men. 2. Which of the following points is FALSE? A) Listening is interpretive. B) Mood changes our listening; listening changes our mood. C) Clear speaking guarantees clear communication. D) Listening for other people s concerns alerts us to new opportunities. 3. Which of the following points is FALSE? A) Speaking clearly does not guarantee effective communication. B) Your listening style cannot be changed. C) The right conversation at the wrong time is the wrong conversation. D) Effective listening requires listening beyond the words and identifying the underlying concerns of the speaker. 4. The program suggests that to improve our listening we need to: A) Ask people to restate important points. B) Take notes. C) Understand that our own concerns and understanding of the world not only shape our listening; they limit what we hear. D) All of the above. 5. One lesson that the video wishes to make via the Monday morning meeting is that: A) Men think alike, and women think alike. B) Men listen alike, and women listen alike. C) Each of us has a different personal history, and what we hear is based on that experience. D) Power is the greatest determinant of how we listen. 6. After the Monday morning meeting, Laura makes a suggestion, but the suggestion seems to be ignored. The reason seems to be: A) Her lack of seniority at this company. B) Her gender. C) Her race. D) Someone else was speaking at the same time. 7. Each of us is a different listener; our listening is shaped by: A) Culture, age, gender and personal history. B) Culture, age and gender. C) Culture, and age, but not gender. D) None of the above.

8. This program suggests that having the position of relative power (for example rank) in a dialog: A) Helps listening. B) Hurts listening. C) Has no impact on listening. D) The video does not address this issue. 9. After the meeting, Nick received a call from his wife. She was very upset, having just learned that their daughter would need a biopsy. Nick tried to comfort his wife, but was clearly troubled himself. After the call ended, Nick had a quick meeting with an important distributor. What was the impact of his earlier conversation with his wife? A) Nick was openly hostile to the distributor. B) Nick allowed his conversation with the distributor to be interrupted twice by outside callers. C) With his mind still elsewhere, Nick did not hear what the distributor was saying. D) Nick used up the distributors time discussing his daughter s health. 10. Sometimes we notice that the other party in a discussion is stressed, or distracted. The best solution is to: A) Speak a bit louder. B) Provide a written summary as soon as possible after the conversation. C) Speak more slowly, and emphasize key points. D) Reschedule choose a better time to have the conversation.

Quiz Breakthrough Listening 1. Which of the following is NOT a key learning concept made in the program? A) There is no such thing as an objective listener. B) Power and position can be barriers to effective listening. C) Everyone has a habitual way of listening and observing. D) Women are better listeners than men. 2. Which of the following points is FALSE? A) Listening is interpretive. B) Mood changes our listening; listening changes our mood. C) Clear speaking guarantees clear communication. D) Listening for other people s concerns alerts us to new opportunities. 3. Which of the following points is FALSE? A) Speaking clearly does not guarantee effective communication. B) Your listening style cannot be changed. C) The right conversation at the wrong time is the wrong conversation. D) Effective listening requires listening beyond the words and identifying the underlying concerns of the speaker. 4. The program suggests that to improve our listening we need to: A) Ask people to restate important points. B) Take notes. C) Understand that our own concerns and understanding of the world not only shape our listening; they limit what we hear. D) All of the above. 5. One lesson that the video wishes to make via the Monday morning meeting is that: A) Men think alike, and women think alike. B) Men listen alike, and women listen alike. C) Each of us has a different personal history, and what we hear is based on that experience. D) Power is the greatest determinant of how we listen. 6. After the Monday morning meeting, Laura makes a suggestion, but the suggestion seems to be ignored. The reason seems to be: A) Her lack of seniority at this company. B) Her gender. C) Her race. D) Someone else was speaking at the same time. 7. Each of us is a different listener; our listening is shaped by: A) Culture, age, gender and personal history. B) Culture, age and gender. C) Culture, and age, but not gender. D) None of the above.

8. This program suggests that having the position of relative power (for example rank) in a dialog: A) Helps listening. B) Hurts listening. C) Has no impact on listening. D) The video does not address this issue. 9. After the meeting, Nick received a call from his wife. She was very upset, having just learned that their daughter would need a biopsy. Nick tried to comfort his wife, but was clearly troubled himself. After the call ended, Nick had a quick meeting with an important distributor. What was the impact of his earlier conversation with his wife? A) Nick was openly hostile to the distributor. B) Nick allowed his conversation with the distributor to be interrupted twice by outside callers. C) With his mind still elsewhere, Nick did not hear what the distributor was saying. D) Nick used up the distributors time discussing his daughter s health. 10. Sometimes we notice that the other party in a discussion is stressed, or distracted. The best solution is to: A) Speak a bit louder. B) Provide a written summary as soon as possible after the conversation. C) Speak more slowly, and emphasize key points. D) Reschedule choose a better time to have the conversation.