Тест по предмету «Английский язык» на тему «Spotlight . Dealing with conflicts тест по чтению»
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When two friends disagree, it is easy to say something unkind. A better way is to stop and listen to the other person. Listening does not mean you agree; it means you understand their point of view.
What does listening to the other person mean according to the text?
A) You agree with everything they say.
B) You understand their point of view.
C) You avoid speaking.
D) You end the friendship.
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Using “I” statements helps in conflicts. Instead of saying “You never listen to me”, say “I feel upset when I am not heard”. This way the other person does not feel attacked.
Why are “I” statements useful in a conflict?
A) They make the other person feel attacked.
B) They show you are always right.
C) They help you avoid speaking about feelings.
D) They express your feelings without blaming the other person.
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Sometimes a conflict becomes too heated. In this case, it is wise to take a short break. Walk away for a few minutes, breathe deeply, and come back when you are calmer. A break is not running away from the problem.
Why is it wise to take a short break during a heated conflict?
A) To forget about the problem forever.
B) To prove that you are right.
C) To calm down and return ready to talk.
D) To make the other person angry.
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A compromise means that both sides give up something and get something. For example, two friends want to watch different films. They agree to watch one film today and the other tomorrow. Nobody gets exactly what they wanted at first, but both are satisfied.
What is a compromise?
A) When both sides give up something and get something.
B) When one person gets everything they want.
C) When nobody speaks to each other.
D) When a teacher decides for the friends.
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Body language matters in conflicts. Arms crossed and an angry face can make the situation worse. Looking at the person and speaking in a calm voice shows respect. It helps the other person listen to your words.
Which body language helps during a conflict?
A) Crossing your arms and looking away.
B) Looking at the person and speaking calmly.
C) Speaking loudly with an angry face.
D) Turning your back on the person.
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If you cannot solve a conflict alone, ask for help. A trusted adult, such as a teacher or a parent, can listen to both sides. They do not decide who is “good” or “bad”; they help you find a solution together.
What is the role of a trusted adult in solving a conflict?
A) To decide who is good and who is bad.
B) To punish both sides.
C) To tell everyone about the conflict.
D) To help both sides find a solution.
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After a conflict is resolved, it is important to move on. Say sorry if you were wrong, and accept an apology if you receive one. Do not keep reminding the other person about the argument. This helps rebuild trust.
What helps rebuild trust after a conflict?
A) Saying sorry and moving on.
B) Reminding the other person about the argument.
C) Refusing to accept an apology.
D) Avoiding the person forever.
Ответы
1 — B
2 — D
3 — C
4 — A
5 — B
6 — D
7 — A
