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Exercise "Vocabulary:interpersonal communication", created by ash13 (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 582 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 72.5 / 100 Share


Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): gogopet / SWITZERLAND, on Wednesday 16 October - 19:28:
"Thank you for the unambiguous exercise!"


They got a perfect mark


Stats (582 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 64.6 %
1. That's not what I meant ! You got me wrong ! Why can't you get it ! You never understand me ! Read my * ! I take that back...

Question 2 passed: 75.3 %
2. I bet you say such lines every now and then. What could it be that causes such reactions ? It is simply caused by lack of interpersonal communication, and personally I run into daily situations when I have to explain myself to avoid any *.

Question 3 passed: 75.9 %
3. Communication is like a * where you find the messenger at one end trying to cross to the other end in order to deliver the message.

Question 4 passed: 54.5 %
Besides the bridge being safe and secured, the messenger maybe hindered by * such as language, impatience, fear, poor timing, dreadful weather, breakdowns, distractions, and much more.

Question 5 passed: 78 %
4. Lack of interpersonal communication is always there no matter if you are an excellent * or not. This is because people's perception differs from one another and most of the time it may not match the intent message conveyed.

Question 6 passed: 76.3 %
5. Words alone can't transmit the message, in fact there are other factors that go along with it. There is the tone of voice, *, posture, facial expression, etc. Hence, you could be communicating even when you think you're not.

Question 7 passed: 71 %
6. Interpersonal communication conflict may happen between males and females, different *, team members, parents, families and friends.

Question 8 passed: 63.4 %
This happens because the verbal and non-verbal * style is different from one individual to another.

Question 9 passed: 95 %
7. One of the important ways to avoid such conflicts is learning how to * your communication style to the person you're dealing with and the situation you're in.

Question 10 passed: 59.5 %
8. Take a minute and think about our current lifestyle. We hardly listen or read a word for word due to time * and this is where our messages get lost in transition. Something to think about!


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