Nonverbal Communication 1 Jeopardy Template

Vocab	Body Basics	Interpreting Nonverbal Communication	Multicultural Messages	All Thos Facts
100 What is the pitch and timbre of a person’s voice (10 bonus points if you explain timbre) Tone of voice	100 True or False: Body language helps us to recognize the truth True	100 True or False: You can disguise your face better than any other part of your body True	100 What is an anthropologist A scientist who studies the human cultural development	100 What is the normal public distance 12 feet or more
200 What is a comfort zone each person maintains around himself or herself, where intrusions would usually be unwelcome Personal space	200 Fill the Blank: Your physical actions can either ______ or ________ what you say Reinforce Contradict	200 How can we tell when someone is lying and why? General body postures because we are not fully conscious of them	200 Fill the blank: Nonverbal information such as _________ and ______ _______ all provide information that enriches understanding Appearance and Body Language	200 True or False: body language is considered a universal language False
300 What is personal distance The distance comfortable for conversation between friends	300 What always wins over verbal communication Body language	300 Give two examples of indicators of deception Increased body shifting Increased face touching Stiff and rigid posture Decreased hand activity	300 What are two types of greetings (Bonus 5 for all three) Handshakes Kisses Bows	300 What are two factors that cause differences in body language Common: Puerto Rico in Paris Not Common: United States and London
400 What is a nonverbal message Something communicated without words, as through facial expressions and body language	400 Name the two body language terms and give two examples for each (5 bonus for any extra named) 1. Positive Body Language. -relaxed posture, arms relaxed, good eye contact, nodding agreement, smiling at humor, leaning closer, using gestures 2. Negative Body Language body tension, arms folded, speaking hand to mouth, fidgeting, yawning	400 How can you tell if a smile is genuine? Genuine smiles involve the muscles that make the corners of the eyes crinkle with pleasures	400 True or False: Some cultures enjoy lots of body contact while others avoid it completely True	400 Name a culture and their greeting Inuit: slapping their hands on each other’s head or shoulders Middle East: the salaam Asia: bows by rank America: handshake France: kisses
500 What is the difference between social distance and public distance Social distance- The distance that is generally maintained between people in most social and business exchanges Public distance- The distance maintained between strangers	500 Toastmasters International found an effective way to demonstrate to an audience how body language works. What did he do? He asked listeners to put their fingers in an Ok shape and place their hand on their chin, however he put his hand on his cheek (in which 90% of the audience followed action instead of listening)	500 Fill the Blank: ______ of ______ is a big way of communicating feelings Tone; Voice	500 True or False: We expect to communicate better indirectly with the help of technology False; we expect to communicate better FACE to FACE or directly	500 Give an example of a gesture that means two different things across different cultures Nodding head up and down (Means “yes” or in other parts of the world “no”)

NonVerbal Communication

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