Unit 6 revision quizOnline version Test your knowledge on conflict resolution and communication phrases! by Tatiana 1 What does 'to get your wires crossed' mean? a You are having a technical issue. b You are making a phone call. c You are physically tangled in wires. d You and someone else are confused about the topic. 2 What is meant by 'to go round in circles'? a You are physically moving in circles. b You are not making progress in a discussion. c You are repeating the same actions. d You are confused about directions. 3 What does 'to twist someone’s words' imply? a To misinterpret their tone. b To ignore their message. c To repeat their words verbatim. d To suggest they meant something different for an advantage. 4 What does 'to let off steam' mean? a To express happiness. b To release anger through extreme actions. c To cool down a situation. d To relax quietly. 5 What does 'no use crying over spilt milk' suggest? a You should clean up the mess. b It's okay to cry sometimes. c You can fix the situation. d Don't be upset about something you can't change. 6 What is a 'recurrent argument'? a A one-time disagreement. b A repeated conflict. c An argument with a resolution. d A friendly discussion. 7 What does 'to suffer casualties' mean? a To avoid danger. b To experience deaths or injuries in a conflict. c To win a battle. d To gain resources. 8 What is 'disarmament'? a The training of soldiers. b The construction of military bases. c The reduction or withdrawal of military forces. d The increase of military weapons. 9 What does 'to tame one’s emotions' mean? a To ignore your feelings. b To gain control over your feelings. c To express your emotions freely. d To share your emotions with others. 10 What does 'to clear the air' involve? a Cleaning a physical space. b Creating more conflict. c Ignoring the problem. d Having a conversation to settle a disagreement.
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