2016年05月28日
Part 1 ( Comprehension Questions with Sample Answer):
- What are the 10 ways to have a better conversation?
- Why do we need to listen?
- Why multi-tasking is bad for us?
- What is pontification?
- How can we avoid it?
- How can we benefit from leaving an open-ended questions?
- What is the implication of going with the flow?
- Why is it that there’s no sense for us to try to repeat ourselves?
- Is it essential for us to speak briefly?
- Why Celeste gives emphasis on don’t equate your experiences with theirs?
Part 2 (Express Yourself Questions):
- What traits do you look for in a conversation partner?
- What makes it easy to talk to someone?
- Tell about your favorite types of conversations to have?
- What do you talk about?
- What is your role in a conversation?
- Do you dominate? or subordinate?
- Who communicates better: men or women?
- How do conversations between men and women differ?
- Do you have better conversations when you are drinking?
- How do your conversations change after you have been drinking?
- Have you ever said something to someone that you wish you hadn’t said? What was it?
- How do you feel about being frank? Explain
- How do you feel about blunt people?
- How do you feel about conversations with people older than yourself?
- Do you like to eavesdrop on other people’s conversations?
- If you had to choose, would you rather marry a partner who is handsome/beautiful and sexy, but who is a terrible conversationalist, or a partner who is a wonderful conversationalist, but who is lessattractive-than-average?
- What was a difficult conversation you had to have in your life?
- How can you improve your conversation skills?
- If you could have a conversation with any famous living person, who would you talk to?
- In your experience, which country’s people are the easiest to talk to? Explain.
Part 3 (Activity): Vocabulary Match