# Teamwork and solving conflicts

> Grade 6: listening to others, roles in a team, win-win solutions, calming down before talking, compromise.

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- Subject: General knowledge
- Level: Grade 6
- Quiz: 16
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## Questions

1. Which action shows that you are listening well to a classmate? (Finishing their sentences for them / Looking at them and not interrupting / Talking quietly to a friend / Thinking about your own idea only)
   Answer: Looking at them and not interrupting
2. Good listeners may ask questions to make sure they understand.
   Answer: True
3. A teammate finishes explaining. What is a good way to show you understood? (Change the subject / Say it back in your own words / Say nothing and walk away / Tell them they were too slow)
   Answer: Say it back in your own words
4. In a group project, what does the person who writes down the ideas do? (Decides everything alone / Does all the work / Keeps time only / Records the team's ideas)
   Answer: Records the team's ideas
5. Why is it helpful for each team member to have a different role?
   Answer: Everyone has a job, so work is shared and gets done
6. One team member is shy and rarely speaks. What is the kindest team response? (Give them no job / Ignore them completely / Invite them to share their ideas / Tell them to talk louder)
   Answer: Invite them to share their ideas
7. What is a win-win solution? (Everyone gets something they need / Nobody gets anything / One person gets everything / The loudest person decides)
   Answer: Everyone gets something they need
8. Two friends both want the same ball at break. Which is a win-win idea? (Hide the ball from both / Play a game that uses the ball together / Stop talking to each other / The stronger child keeps it)
   Answer: Play a game that uses the ball together
9. In a win-win solution, one side must always lose.
   Answer: False
10. You feel very angry during an argument. What should you do first? (Say something unkind / Shout until you feel better / Take slow, deep breaths / Throw your pencil down)
   Answer: Take slow, deep breaths
11. Name one way to calm down before talking about a problem.
   Answer: Deep breaths, counting to ten, or taking a short walk
12. Why is it better to calm down before solving a conflict? (You can make others feel guilty / You can think clearly and speak kindly / You can win the argument faster / You never have to talk about it)
   Answer: You can think clearly and speak kindly
13. What does compromise mean? (A teacher picks a winner / Both sides refuse to move / Each side gives up a little to agree / One side gives up everything)
   Answer: Each side gives up a little to agree
14. Your team is split: one wants a poster, the other a model. Which is a compromise? (Do only the model / Do only the poster / Make a small model with a poster / Skip the project)
   Answer: Make a small model with a poster
15. A compromise works best when both sides feel the deal is fair.
   Answer: True
16. Your group can't agree on a topic after listening to all ideas. Name one fair way to decide.
   Answer: Vote, take turns, or combine ideas