Question

1.
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I know it is wrong to create a(n) _____ about people, because assuming things about a person just because of the group they associate with, is not necessarily accurate and might be hurtful.

diction

tags

fillers

stereotype
2.
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A closed question is:

questions someone has to answer without a simple yes or no—they have to answer by providing information

questions that follow the original question posed by either of the communicators

the exchange of ideas between two or more people

a question that can be answered with a "yes" or "no" only
3.
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Tags are:

words or phrases that take up space when you're not sure what to say; "um," "so like," "yeah," and "uh"

another word for honest

the characterization of someone based on a group to which he or she belongs

questions added on the end of sentences
4.
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A friendship is:

when two people have an emotional connection

choosing to omit certain information

the changing one's self for the better

a bond between individuals who both find the same satisfaction in each other's company
5.
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I try to avoid _____ at the end of my sentences, because they make me appear less confident in what I've just said.

stereotype

diction

tags

fillers
6.
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I should not pose a(n) _____question when conversing with a person because they usually do not generate more conversation.

open

closed
7.
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An acquaintance is:

a bond between individuals who both find the same satisfaction in each other's company

choosing to omit certain information

someone who an individual is casually associated with

when two people have an emotional connection
8.
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Personal growth is:

when two people have an emotional connection

the changing one's self for the better

someone who an individual is casually associated with

choosing to omit certain information
9.
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Clarification is:

finding a way to establish a clear understanding

the process by which an individual creates an inner dialogue

when an individual questions himself or herself in order to decide whether his or her perception is accurate

obtaining outside opinions by referring to self in third person
10.
Choose the best answer.

Fillers are:

questions added on the end of the sentences

the characterization of someone based on a group to which he or she belongs

words or phrases that take up space when you're not sure what to say; "um," "so like," "yeah," and "uh"

another word for "word choice"
11.
Choose the best answer.

Paraphrasing is:

the exchange of ideas between two or more people

stating in your own words what you have just heard

a question that can be answered with a "yes" or "no" only

questions someone has to answer without a simple yes or no—they have to answer by providing information
12.
Choose the best answer.

A perception check is:

when an individual questions himself or herself in order to decide whether his or her perception is accurate

a reflection on how much the information mirrors an individual's own interests comes into play

the process by which an individual creates an inner dialogue

obtaining outside opinions by referring to self in third person

Answer 1

1. stereotype
2. a question that can be answered with a "yes" or "no" only
3. questions added on the end of sentences
4. a bond between individuals who both find the same satisfaction in each other's company
5. tags
6. closed
7. someone who an individual is casually associated with
8. the changing one's self for the better
9. finding a way to establish a clear understanding
10. words or phrases that take up space when you're not sure what to say; "um," "so like," "yeah," and "uh"
11. stating in your own words what you have just heard
12. obtaining outside opinions by referring to self in third person