Analytical Listening Quiz 1.5

What are the four types of listening discussed in the lesson?

• Passive, active, reflective, and critical

• Appreciative, empathic, comprehensive, and critical/analytical

• Auditory, visual, kinesthetic, and tactile

• Selective, intensive, extensive, and responsive

Which type of listening is primarily for enjoyment?

• Empathic listening

• Comprehensive listening

• Critical listening

• Appreciative listening

When you listen to understand or comprehend a message, such as during a lecture, what type of listening are you engaging in?

• Appreciative listening

• Empathic listening

• Comprehensive listening

• Analytical listening

What is the main focus of analytical/critical listening?

• Showing mutual concern

• Enjoying the content

• Memorizing information

• Evaluating the content of the message

Which of the following is an example of empathic listening?

• Listening to your favorite music

• Taking notes during a class lecture

• Analyzing a political speech

• Listening to a friend share their problems

What is the first tip given for being a good listener?

• Talk and interrupt less

• Ask questions

• Withhold judgment

• Paraphrase

Why is it important to ask questions when listening?

• To show off your knowledge

• To interrupt the speaker

• To gather facts and encourage elaboration

• To change the topic of conversation

What does paraphrasing involve in the context of effective listening?

• Repeating the speaker's words verbatim

• Restating the speaker's ideas in your own words

• Ignoring the speaker's main points

• Writing down everything the speaker says

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a non-verbal cue to pay attention to?

• Gestures

• Vocal tones

• Facial expressions

• Clothing choices

Why is taking notes considered important in effective listening?

• It impresses the speaker

• It helps remember details and ideas

• It distracts from the speaker's message

• It's a requirement in all conversations