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Câu 1: Read the following passage and choose the best answer.
Non-verbal communication plays a crucial role in daily interactions, often conveying messages more powerfully than spoken words. It encompasses a wide range of cues, including facial expressions, body posture, gestures, eye contact, and tone of voice. For instance, a person"s posture can indicate confidence or nervousness, while eye contact can signal interest or avoidance. Hand gestures vary significantly across cultures; a gesture that is positive in one culture might be offensive in another. Tone of voice, including pitch, speed, and volume, can add layers of meaning to verbal messages, sometimes even contradicting the spoken words. Understanding and interpreting these non-verbal signals is essential for effective communication and building relationships.
- A. Verbal communication is always more important than non-verbal cues.
- B. Facial expressions are the only important non-verbal cue.
- C. Non-verbal communication is very important in daily interactions.
- D. Tone of voice is not considered a non-verbal cue.
Câu 2: According to the passage, which of the following is NOT listed as a type of non-verbal cue?
- A. Body posture
- B. Written words
- C. Eye contact
- D. Tone of voice
Câu 3: Based on the passage, what can be inferred about the meaning of hand gestures?
- A. Their meaning can differ depending on the culture.
- B. They always have the same meaning globally.
- C. They are not considered a form of communication.
- D. They are less important than body posture.
Câu 4: The word "encompasses" in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to:
- A. Excludes
- B. Limits
- C. Analyzes
- D. Includes
Câu 5: What is a potential consequence of misunderstanding non-verbal signals, according to the passage?
- A. It always leads to arguments.
- B. It only affects communication in formal settings.
- C. It can make effective communication difficult.
- D. It has no impact on building relationships.
Câu 6: Read the following passage and choose the best answer.
Active listening is a communication technique used in counselling, training, and conflict resolution. It requires the listener to fully concentrate, understand, respond, and then remember what is being said. Unlike passive listening, which is merely hearing words, active listening involves paying close attention to both verbal and non-verbal messages. This includes observing body language, maintaining eye contact, and providing verbal cues like nodding or saying "I see". By reflecting on what the speaker has said and asking clarifying questions, the active listener shows empathy and encourages the speaker to elaborate. This technique is vital for building trust and rapport, especially in sensitive conversations.
- A. Talking more than the other person.
- B. Concentrating fully on what is being said.
- C. Only hearing the words spoken.
- D. Avoiding eye contact with the speaker.
Câu 7: How does active listening differ from passive listening, according to the passage?
- A. Active listening involves paying attention to both verbal and non-verbal cues.
- B. Passive listening requires full concentration.
- C. Active listening is only about hearing the words.
- D. Passive listening involves reflecting and asking questions.
Câu 8: Which of the following is an example of a verbal cue used in active listening, as mentioned in the text?
- A. Avoiding eye contact.
- B. Observing body language.
- C. Saying "I see".
- D. Remaining silent.
Câu 9: The technique of active listening is described as being "vital" for what purpose?
- A. Winning an argument.
- B. Interrupting the speaker.
- C. Finishing the speaker"s sentences.
- D. Building trust and rapport.
Câu 10: What does an active listener do to show empathy and encourage the speaker?
- A. Changes the subject quickly.
- B. Reflects on what was said and asks questions.
- C. Stares blankly at the speaker.
- D. Checks their phone frequently.
Câu 11: Read the following scenario and answer the question.
Sarah is talking to her friend, but she keeps looking at the floor, her arms are crossed tightly, and her voice is very quiet. Her friend is asking her about a problem she mentioned earlier.
- A. Sarah is likely feeling uncomfortable or hesitant.
- B. Sarah is very excited and happy.
- C. Sarah is trying to dominate the conversation.
- D. Sarah is not paying attention to her friend.
Câu 12: In the scenario above, what non-verbal cue specifically suggests Sarah might be feeling defensive or closed off?
- A. Looking at the floor.
- B. Her voice being very quiet.
- C. Talking to her friend.
- D. Her arms are crossed tightly.
Câu 13: Consider the following statement: "Effective communication relies solely on the words people use." Based on common understanding and typical reading passages about communication, why is this statement likely incorrect?
- A. Because words are often difficult to understand.
- B. Because non-verbal cues like tone and body language also convey meaning.
- C. Because effective communication is not important.
- D. Because listening is more important than speaking.
Câu 14: Imagine you are reading a text that describes a person speaking very rapidly with a high-pitched voice. What feeling or state is this tone of voice most likely intended to convey?
- A. Excitement or nervousness.
- B. Calmness and relaxation.
- C. Boredom or indifference.
- D. Anger or frustration.
Câu 15: When meeting someone for the first time in a formal setting, which non-verbal action is generally considered appropriate in many Western cultures to show confidence and engagement?
- A. Avoiding eye contact.
- B. Crossing your arms.
- C. Maintaining moderate eye contact.
- D. Constantly checking your watch.
Câu 16: Read the following paragraph.
In many Asian cultures, direct eye contact during a conversation, especially between someone of lower status and higher status, can be considered disrespectful or challenging. In contrast, in North American and many European cultures, maintaining eye contact is seen as a sign of honesty, attention, and respect. This difference highlights how the same non-verbal cue can have completely opposite interpretations depending on cultural background.
- A. Eye contact is universally understood the same way.
- B. Avoiding eye contact is always a sign of dishonesty.
- C. Only verbal communication is affected by culture.
- D. The meaning of eye contact varies between cultures.
Câu 17: According to the paragraph about eye contact, what might direct eye contact signify in some Asian cultures, particularly in hierarchical interactions?
- A. Respect and honesty.
- B. Disrespect or being challenging.
- C. Boredom.
- D. Agreement.
Câu 18: What is the main purpose of the paragraph comparing cultural views on eye contact?
- A. To illustrate how cultural background influences the interpretation of non-verbal cues.
- B. To argue that Asian cultures are more respectful than Western cultures.
- C. To explain how to make eye contact correctly.
- D. To list all types of non-verbal communication.
Câu 19: Read the following statement and infer the most likely meaning:
"Her smile didn"t reach her eyes."
- A. She was genuinely happy.
- B. She couldn"t see properly.
- C. Her smile was likely insincere.
- D. She was surprised.
Câu 20: Which of the following scenarios best illustrates a potential communication breakdown due to differing interpretations of non-verbal cues?
- A. Two friends talking on the phone.
- B. A teacher explaining a lesson clearly.
- C. Someone writing a formal email.
- D. A person from Culture A uses a hand gesture meaning approval, but a person from Culture B interprets it as an insult.
Câu 21: Read the following passage.
Proxemics is the study of the spatial distances between individuals in different cultures and situations. It"s a subcategory of non-verbal communication. The amount of personal space people require and the distance at which they feel comfortable interacting varies significantly. In some cultures, standing close during a conversation is normal and indicates warmth, while in others, it can feel intrusive and uncomfortable. Understanding these differences in "personal space bubbles" is crucial when interacting with people from diverse backgrounds to avoid causing discomfort or appearing rude.
- A. The study of spatial distances in communication.
- B. The study of verbal language.
- C. The study of eye movements.
- D. The study of written communication.
Câu 22: According to the passage on Proxemics, what varies significantly regarding personal space?
- A. The color of clothes people wear.
- B. The loudness of people"s voices.
- C. The amount of personal space people require.
- D. The topics people discuss.
Câu 23: What is the potential consequence of not understanding cultural differences in Proxemics?
- A. You will always make friends easily.
- B. You might cause discomfort or appear rude.
- C. Your verbal communication will improve.
- D. You will understand all hand gestures.
Câu 24: Read the following short text.
Small talk is light, informal conversation. It often serves as a social lubricant, helping people connect and build rapport before diving into more serious topics or tasks. Topics typically include weather, current events (non-controversial), hobbies, or weekend plans. While seemingly trivial, mastering small talk is an important social skill that can make interactions smoother and more comfortable.
- A. Light, informal conversation used to build rapport.
- B. A serious discussion about important issues.
- C. A formal speech.
- D. A debate between two people.
Câu 25: According to the text, what is one of the main functions of small talk?
- A. To argue about controversial topics.
- B. To immediately discuss serious business.
- C. To avoid talking to people.
- D. To help people connect and build rapport.
Câu 26: The term "social lubricant" in the text most likely refers to something that:
- A. Makes social situations difficult.
- B. Makes social interactions smoother and easier.
- C. Causes arguments in social settings.
- D. Is a type of drink.
Câu 27: Based on the text about small talk, which topic would be LEAST appropriate for small talk?
- A. The weather.
- B. Weekend plans.
- C. Deeply held political views.
- D. Hobbies.
Câu 28: Read the following scenario.
Mark is giving a presentation. He speaks clearly and makes good eye contact with the audience. However, he stands completely still behind the podium, uses no hand gestures, and his facial expression remains neutral throughout.
- A. His presentation might lack energy and appear monotonous.
- B. He is using too many distracting gestures.
- C. His non-verbal cues perfectly match his verbal message.
- D. He is showing too much emotion.
Câu 29: In the scenario with Mark"s presentation, which aspect of his non-verbal communication is likely having a negative impact on the audience"s engagement?
- A. His clear speaking.
- B. His good eye contact.
- C. Standing behind the podium.
- D. Lack of gestures and neutral facial expression.
Câu 30: Consider the concept of "tone of voice". Which of the following factors is NOT typically considered part of a person"s tone of voice?
- A. Pitch (how high or low the voice is).
- B. Volume (how loud or soft the voice is).
- C. The specific words being used.
- D. Speed (how fast or slow someone speaks).