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Communication Quest - Level 2

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  • Someone stops talking. Name ONE possible reason.
    thinking, tired, overwhelmed, unsure what to say, not interested
  • You accidentally interrupt someone. What could you do?
    “Sorry, keep going,” Let them finish, Ask what they were saying
  • Who in the group goes for QLD in the State of Origin?
    Tyler!
  • “I like soccer.” You reply: “I play soccer too!” Which tool did you use?
    Connect
    Ask
    Repair
  • Someone is giving very short answers. What could you do?
    Keep talking more
    Check in or change strategy
  • A good conversation means:
    The funniest person wins
    Everyone gets a chance to join in
    One person does most of the talking
  • Who likes fishing, spicy food and travelling?
    Joshua!
  • Each player must add ONE sentence to keep this conversation going: “My ideal holiday would be…” Everyone must use: ⭐ Ask or ⭐ Add or ⭐ Connect
  • Someone loves a topic you don’t know about. What could you do?
    Tell them it's boring
    Ask them about it
  • Someone says: “I got a new game.” What could you ask next?
    “What game?”, “What do you like about it?”, “How do you play?”
  • Turn this into a conversation: “I watched YouTube.” Add ONE: ✔ question OR ✔ comment
  • Someone doesn’t understand you. Name ONE way to repair it.
    explain differently, give an example, show them, write/draw it
  • Someone looks away while you talk. It always means they are bored. TRUE or FALSE?
    False
  • Someone puts headphones on. Name ONE possible reason.
    wants quiet, too noisy, needs a break, helps them focus
  • Who, in the group, loves Maths and Soccer?
    Banjo!
  • Can we always know what someone is thinking by looking at them? YES or NO?
    No!
  • Someone suddenly changes topics. It definitely means they are rude. TRUE or FALSE?
    False
  • Two people are talking about a movie you like. What could you say to join in?
    “I’ve seen that too!”, "I loved that movie!"
  • Which keeps a conversation going?
    “Cool.”
    “Cool. What happened next?”
  • Someone smiles. Does this always mean they are happy?
    No
  • Someone says: “I’m fine.” But their voice sounds upset. What could you do?
    Assume you know why
    Check in