Convo Cues: Froggy Moves

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Identify the speaker's intent in short lines.

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Devine Mordeno

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Froggy Jumps Convo Cues: Froggy MovesOnline version Identify the speaker's intent in short lines. by Devine Mordeno 1 After discussing the current project's status, a speaker says, "Speaking of deadlines, how about we move on to discuss the logistics for the upcoming event?" What is this an example of? a Control the current topic b Shift the topic of conversation c Restrict the discussion to one point 2 During a heated debate, someone interjects, "Excuse me, if I may interrupt, I have a crucial detail to add regarding that point." What strategy is this? a Terminate the presentation b End the conversation politely c Take the floor to contribute 3 Could you speak up a bit, please? a Ending the conversation b Asking to speak c Correcting a mistake 4 When presenting, a speaker corrects themselves: "What I meant to say was, the second quarter's report, not the first." What communicative strategy is being used? a Repair a previous statement for clarity b Nominate a different report to discuss c Terminate the presentation 5 Thanks for your time, goodbye. a Asking to speak b Terminating the conversation c Starting the talk 6 The team leader says, "We're getting a bit off-topic. Can we please return to discussing the main agenda item?" What is the leader trying to achieve? a Control the topic of discussion b Shift to a new, more interesting topic c Ending the conversation 7 A participant states, "Let's stick to the budget for now; we can talk about the marketing strategy later." What strategy is being used in the conversation? a Restrict the scope of the conversation b Nominate a different topic c Correcting a mistake 8 Sarah says, "That's an interesting point, Mark. What are your thoughts on this, Emily?" What is Sarah's intention? a Repair a previous statement b Control the flow of information c Give the floor to another speaker 9 "Good morning everyone. Before we start, I'd like to propose we discuss the new project timeline first." What is the speaker trying to do? a Nominate a topic for discussion b Restrict the conversation c Repair a misunderstanding 10 At the end of a meeting, the facilitator says, "Well, I think we've covered everything for today. Thank you all for your time." What is the facilitator doing? a Repair any lingering issues b Terminate the conversation c Restrict future discussions

Froggy Jumps

Convo Cues: Froggy MovesOnline version

Identify the speaker's intent in short lines.

by Devine Mordeno

After discussing the current project's status, a speaker says, "Speaking of deadlines, how about we move on to discuss the logistics for the upcoming event?" What is this an example of?

Control the current topic

Shift the topic of conversation

Restrict the discussion to one point

During a heated debate, someone interjects, "Excuse me, if I may interrupt, I have a crucial detail to add regarding that point." What strategy is this?

Terminate the presentation

End the conversation politely

Take the floor to contribute

Could you speak up a bit, please?

Ending the conversation

Asking to speak

Correcting a mistake

When presenting, a speaker corrects themselves: "What I meant to say was, the second quarter's report, not the first." What communicative strategy is being used?

Repair a previous statement for clarity

Nominate a different report to discuss

Terminate the presentation

Thanks for your time, goodbye.

Asking to speak

Terminating the conversation

Starting the talk

The team leader says, "We're getting a bit off-topic. Can we please return to discussing the main agenda item?" What is the leader trying to achieve?

Control the topic of discussion

Shift to a new, more interesting topic

Ending the conversation

A participant states, "Let's stick to the budget for now; we can talk about the marketing strategy later." What strategy is being used in the conversation?

Restrict the scope of the conversation

Nominate a different topic

Correcting a mistake

Sarah says, "That's an interesting point, Mark. What are your thoughts on this, Emily?" What is Sarah's intention?

Repair a previous statement

Control the flow of information

Give the floor to another speaker

"Good morning everyone. Before we start, I'd like to propose we discuss the new project timeline first." What is the speaker trying to do?

Nominate a topic for discussion

Restrict the conversation

Repair a misunderstanding

At the end of a meeting, the facilitator says, "Well, I think we've covered everything for today. Thank you all for your time." What is the facilitator doing?

Repair any lingering issues

Terminate the conversation

Restrict future discussions

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Convo Cues: Froggy MovesOnline version

by Devine Mordeno

After discussing the current project's status, a speaker says, "Speaking of deadlines, how about we move on to discuss the logistics for the upcoming event?" What is this an example of?

During a heated debate, someone interjects, "Excuse me, if I may interrupt, I have a crucial detail to add regarding that point." What strategy is this?

Could you speak up a bit, please?

When presenting, a speaker corrects themselves: "What I meant to say was, the second quarter's report, not the first." What communicative strategy is being used?

Thanks for your time, goodbye.

The team leader says, "We're getting a bit off-topic. Can we please return to discussing the main agenda item?" What is the leader trying to achieve?

A participant states, "Let's stick to the budget for now; we can talk about the marketing strategy later." What strategy is being used in the conversation?

Sarah says, "That's an interesting point, Mark. What are your thoughts on this, Emily?" What is Sarah's intention?

"Good morning everyone. Before we start, I'd like to propose we discuss the new project timeline first." What is the speaker trying to do?

At the end of a meeting, the facilitator says, "Well, I think we've covered everything for today. Thank you all for your time." What is the facilitator doing?

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Convo Cues: Froggy Moves

Froggy Jumps

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Convo Cues: Froggy MovesOnline version

by Devine Mordeno

After discussing the current project's status, a speaker says, "Speaking of deadlines, how about we move on to discuss the logistics for the upcoming event?" What is this an example of?

During a heated debate, someone interjects, "Excuse me, if I may interrupt, I have a crucial detail to add regarding that point." What strategy is this?

Could you speak up a bit, please?

When presenting, a speaker corrects themselves: "What I meant to say was, the *second* quarter's report, not the first." What communicative strategy is being used?

Thanks for your time, goodbye.

The team leader says, "We're getting a bit off-topic. Can we please return to discussing the main agenda item?" What is the leader trying to achieve?

A participant states, "Let's stick to the budget for now; we can talk about the marketing strategy later." What strategy is being used in the conversation?

Sarah says, "That's an interesting point, Mark. What are your thoughts on this, Emily?" What is Sarah's intention?

"Good morning everyone. Before we start, I'd like to propose we discuss the new project timeline first." What is the speaker trying to do?

At the end of a meeting, the facilitator says, "Well, I think we've covered everything for today. Thank you all for your time." What is the facilitator doing?

When presenting, a speaker corrects themselves: "What I meant to say was, the second quarter's report, not the first." What communicative strategy is being used?