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Listening to Others

Personal & Social Development · Friendship & Cooperation · ages 5-7
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. During a calm chat, when can you take a turn to reply?

    • While your friend is in the middle of a sentence
    • When your friend finishes or pauses
    • As soon as your own story comes into your mind

  2. You are playing a noisy game and missing your friend's words. What could help you listen?

    • Pause the game and listen
    • Turn the game's sound up louder
    • Keep playing and guess the words

  3. You must look into someone's eyes to listen to them.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. Ben is listening to a friend's story when he notices a child who needs urgent help. What should Ben do?

    • Tell an adult about the child now
    • Wait until the whole story is finished
    • Keep the problem quiet and listen to the story

  5. Your friend finishes telling you about her new puppy. Which reply asks about what she said?

    • What did you eat for lunch today?
    • Would you like to hear about my bicycle?
    • What does your puppy like to play?

  6. A listener must never share a story about their own life.

    Circle one:   True   False

  7. Leo is not sure whether his friend said 'lake' or 'park'. What should he do before replying about the trip?

    • Say his friend must have been at a zoo
    • Tell his friend that Leo's trip was better
    • Ask which place his friend meant

  8. Nina looks at the table while her friend says, 'I planted beans.' Nina asks, 'Where did you plant your beans?' What does her reply show?

    • She missed every word because she looked down
    • She heard and replied about the beans
    • She wants her friend to stop talking about plants
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Answer key

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  1. When your friend finishes or pauses · A finish or pause gives you a turn to reply without cutting off your friend.
  2. Pause the game and listen · The game is making you miss the words. Pausing it gives you a chance to hear your friend.
  3. False · You can listen without eye contact. Attend to what the person says.
  4. Tell an adult about the child now · Urgent help should not wait for a story to end. Ben should tell an adult about the child now.
  5. What does your puppy like to play? · The puppy question stays on the topic your friend shared.
  6. False · A related story can be part of a reply. Leave time for your friend to speak too.
  7. Ask which place his friend meant · Asking which place was meant checks the words Leo is unsure about.
  8. She heard and replied about the beans · Nina's question uses the news about beans. It shows she listened, even though she looked down.
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