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Riddles, Dialogue and Debate Challenge

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Riddles, Dialogue and Debate Challenge
 

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Riddles, dialogue practice

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1) What shines but may hide its true worth, inviting you to look deeper than its glare.

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Don’t judge by the shine alone.

Value isn’t always visible at first sight.

Think about how things look on the outside.

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2) I am a question wrapped in clever clues; I am solved by thinking in circles. What am I?

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Puzzling questions are my usual form.

Wordplay is my core.

It asks you to guess a word.

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3) In a lively talk, you must ____ to understand what others mean.

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Active listening helps dialogue.

You hear before you answer.

It’s what you do to catch messages.

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4) During a debate, you speak with manners and use solid reasons, not rudeness. What virtue is this?

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Polite conversations win trust.

Turn-taking and courtesy matter.

It shows you value others’ views.

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5) Riddles and dialogues are best learned by ____ practice, not just reading.

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Consistency builds skill.

Try aloud and with peers.

Repeating helps you improve.

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6) When someone says, He said, 'We will meet later,' what is the feature used?

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It signals spoken words.

A marker for direct speech.

Punctuation marks that show speech.

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7) In a conversation, you exchange ideas to understand each other, which is called ___.

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It helps listen and respond.

A back-and-forth exchange.

Two or more people talking.

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8) In speaking and listening, following the norms of how to take turns is called ___ etiquette.

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It keeps discussions smooth.

Waiting for your turn matters.

Rules of polite speech.

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9) A riddle often uses clever word twists to mislead briefly before the answer. This is known as ___

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Think of phrases that bend meaning.

Twists and puns are typical.

Playful use of language.

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10) A strong debate shows reasoning and evidence, not just loud voices. This is called good ___

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Clear thinking wins.

Structure your argument.

Support with facts or examples.

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