Making Conversation

When you are having a conversation with someone you should look ....

• up at the sky.

• at them. Give them eye contact.

• down at the ground.

• turn away and look over your shoulder.

If someone says, "It sure is a nice day outside." You should say,

• "I'm so glad the Flyers won last night!"

• "Cupcakes are yummy!"

• "I had lasagna for dinner!"

• "Yes, it is a nice day!"

You should stand or sit tall when having a conversation because

• it shows good body language and that you are paying attention.

• you are the tallest person in the world.

• giraffes are tall.

• good posture is healthy. It keeps your body straight (aligned).

If someone says to you, "I am sad today." You should say...

• "I'm so sorry to hear that. Would you like to talk about it?"

• "So."

• "That's great!"

• "I don't care."

You should never smile or use polite words when having a conversation with someone.

• True

• False

• I don't know

If some says," You look so beautiful/handsome!" You should say,

• "No I don't!"

• "I know!"

• "Thank you."

• "You are lying."

When having a conversation you should respond with questions or comments to keep the conversation going.

• True

• False

• Only if you feel like it.

If someone says, "I can't wait to see the new Tom and Jerry movie this weekend!" You should say,

• "That's great! Me too!"

• "I don't care!"

• "That is the worst movie ever. Why in the world would you want to see it?"

• "I like apple pie."

When talking with someone you should answer with

• one word

• two words

• three words

• more than one word

If someone asks, "Do you like ice cream?"

You should say,

• "Yes"

• "No"

• "Why are you asking me this?"

• "Yes, mint chocolate chip is my favorite flavor. Do you like ice cream?"