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Froggy Jumps Active Listening MasteryOnline version Master listening skills by adela ogena 1 What is active listening? a Giving full attention and seeking to understand the speaker. b Planning your response while they speak. c Hearing the words only. 2 Which sign shows you are actively listening? a Interrupting to show you understand faster. b Avoiding eye contact to stay focused. c Nodding and maintaining appropriate eye contact. 3 Which technique involves restating the speaker's message in your own words? a Summarizing the entire discussion. b Paraphrasing the message. c Giving unsolicited advice. 4 What should you avoid during active listening? a Asking clarifying questions when unsure. b Giving verbal acknowledgments like 'I see'. c Interrupting the speaker. 5 Why ask clarifying questions? a To show you know more than the speaker. b To fill silence with your own thoughts. c To remove confusion and confirm meaning. 6 How can body language demonstrate active listening? a Crossed arms and looking away. b Open posture and leaning slightly forward. c Tapping foot while processing thoughts. 7 Which is a common barrier to active listening? a Focusing on the speaker's words. b Summarizing at the end of the talk. c Judging the speaker while they talk. 8 What is a reflective statement in active listening? a Repeating exactly what they said. b Echoing the speaker's feelings back to them. c Offering my own unrelated thoughts. 9 What is the purpose of summarizing at the end of a conversation? a To undermine the speaker's message. b To recap main points and check understanding. c To finish the conversation quickly. 10 How can taking notes aid active listening? a Shows you disagree with the speaker. b Distracts you from the conversation. c Helps recall key points without losing focus.

Froggy Jumps

Active Listening MasteryOnline version

Master listening skills

by adela ogena

What is active listening?

Giving full attention and seeking to understand the speaker.

Planning your response while they speak.

Hearing the words only.

Which sign shows you are actively listening?

Interrupting to show you understand faster.

Avoiding eye contact to stay focused.

Nodding and maintaining appropriate eye contact.

Which technique involves restating the speaker's message in your own words?

Summarizing the entire discussion.

Paraphrasing the message.

Giving unsolicited advice.

What should you avoid during active listening?

Asking clarifying questions when unsure.

Giving verbal acknowledgments like 'I see'.

Interrupting the speaker.

Why ask clarifying questions?

To show you know more than the speaker.

To fill silence with your own thoughts.

To remove confusion and confirm meaning.

How can body language demonstrate active listening?

Crossed arms and looking away.

Open posture and leaning slightly forward.

Tapping foot while processing thoughts.

Which is a common barrier to active listening?

Focusing on the speaker's words.

Summarizing at the end of the talk.

Judging the speaker while they talk.

What is a reflective statement in active listening?

Repeating exactly what they said.

Echoing the speaker's feelings back to them.

Offering my own unrelated thoughts.

What is the purpose of summarizing at the end of a conversation?

To undermine the speaker's message.

To recap main points and check understanding.

To finish the conversation quickly.

How can taking notes aid active listening?

Shows you disagree with the speaker.

Distracts you from the conversation.

Helps recall key points without losing focus.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Active Listening Mastery

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What is active listening?

Which sign shows you are actively listening?

Which technique involves restating the speaker's message in your own words?

What should you avoid during active listening?

Why ask clarifying questions?

How can body language demonstrate active listening?

Which is a common barrier to active listening?

What is a reflective statement in active listening?

What is the purpose of summarizing at the end of a conversation?

How can taking notes aid active listening?

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