[M2S1-FORMATIVE] Hearing VS Listening

A baby crying is listening.

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True

False

False

A neighbor's fight due to hearsays that can be heard in the next block is HEARING.

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True

False

False

A dog barking for five minutes because of a possible presence of a stranger is LISTENING.

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True

False

True

Water splashing on the glass window is HEARING.

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True

False

True

A tire screeching because the driver applied sudden break which eventually produced a very loud sound is LISTENING.

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True

False

True

A neighbor's karaoke that annoys the entire block because of the singer's unpleasant voice is LISTENING.

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True

False

True

Informational listening is gathering of facts.

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True

False

True

Emphatic listening focuses on speaker's emotion.

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True

False

True

A bad habit in listening that focuses on parts of message that are of particular interest is called...

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insulated

fill-in

selective

Selective

A bad habit in listening that rehearses what one will say while the speaker is talking is called...

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pseudo

insulated

self-centered

self-centered

In evaluative listening, speaker uses evidence.

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True

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True

A neighbor’s karaoke is hearing.

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True

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True

A tire screeching which eventually produced a very loud sound due a sudden break made by a driver is listening.

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True

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True

Defensive listening is being interpreted as personal attacks because it is intended for that purpose.
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True

False

False

Emphatic listening focuses on speaker’s emotions; thus, this provides emotional support in order to help speaker solve a problem or come to terms with a situation.
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True

False

True

Rehearsing what you will say while the speaker is talking is self-centered listening; thus, it is effective listening.

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True

False

False

Attentive, insulated, fill-in, and selective are all bad habits of effective listening.
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True

False

False

Selective listening is having a full good grasp of the speaker’s message.
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True

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False

Rehearsing what you will say while the speaker is talking is self-centered listening.
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True

False

True

Pseudo-listening is a good habit.
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True

False

False