Negative attitude: A colleague keeps criticizing every idea without offering solutions. How do you respond?
Ignore their comments
Tell them to stop complaining.
Ask them for constructive feedback.
Which verb best completes the gap " I ..... what you are saying"?
take
appreciate
realize
Describe a successful meeting you attended. What made it effective?
Which word doesn't collocate with "a conclusion"?
draw
jump to
reach
take
Which word doesn't collocate with "to reach"?
a promise
a conclusion
a deadlock
a decision
Which expression is a good meeting starter?
Are you ready?
How about starting?
Shall we get started?
Which verb best completes the gap in "I .... your concerns"?
realize
understand
agree with
take
Give three phrases to summarize a discussion before making a decision.
"So, to summarize, we have discussed [key points], and it seems that our main options are [option A] and [option B]."
Which word doesn't collocate with "an opinion"
give
express
put forward
advance
Latecomers: You are leading a meeting, and two key participants arrive 15 minutes late. What do you do?
Give them a quick summary and move on.
Ignore them and continue.
Repeat everything they missed.
Let's make sure I understand you correctly
What are some polite ways to interrupt someone in a meeting?
1️⃣ "Sorry to interrupt, but I think we need to consider..." 2️⃣ "Can I just add something here?" 3️⃣ "If I could just jump in for a moment..."
How do you handle a difficult participant who keeps talking too much?
What strategies can help make virtual meetings more engaging?
How do you encourage participation from quieter team members?
Find a phrase which means "we have to go back to where we started
It's no use going over it again
We have to start from scratch
We are not getting anywhere, I'm afraid
We are not making any progress on this
Which word does not collocate with "a meeting"
arrange
call off
hold
make
Off-topic discussions: A participant keeps bringing up unrelated issues. How do you refocus the meeting?
Ignore them and continue.
Tell them their point isn’t important.
Politely acknowledge their point and redirect the discussion
Conflicting opinions: Two colleagues strongly disagree in the meeting. What’s the best way to handle this?
Tell them to take the discussion outside.
Mediate by summarizing both views and seeking common ground.
Let them argue until they reach a conclusion.
Which verb goes with the noun "problem", meaning "to find the ways to sort it out
get rid of
consider
remove
address
Which word doesn't collocate with "a decision"?
make
have
reach
take
Which verb doesn't mean to change the time/date of a meeting?
bring forward
delay
anticipate
postpone
Which word doesn't fit in the gap: "I _______ what you're saying, but...
appreciate
feel
see
understand