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Grade 6 Quiz Collaborative Discussions on Grade 6 Topics – SL.6.1

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.6.1 emphasizes the importance of engaging in collaborative discussions. By the sixth grade, students should be capable of effective participation in varied forms of discussions, be it one-on-one, in groups, or led by a teacher. Such discussions may revolve around grade 6 topics, texts, or pertinent issues. During these discussions, students should be able to build upon the ideas of others and articulate their own thoughts clearly.

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1. Question
According to CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.6.1, which of the following types of discussions should students be capable of engaging in?
- a. One-on-one only.
- b. In large auditoriums.
- c. One-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led.
- d. Only in written form.
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What should students be able to do during these discussions?
- a. Dominate the conversation.
- b. Only listen to others.
- c. Build on others' ideas and express their own clearly.
- d. Stick to their ideas and ignore others'.
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3. Question
Why is it important to build on others’ ideas during discussions?
- a. To prove they are right.
- b. To show they are actively listening and comprehending.
- c. Because it's a competition.
- d. To memorize facts.
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4. Question
In a teacher-led discussion, the primary role of the teacher is to:
- a. Provide answers to all questions.
- b. Facilitate and guide the discussion.
- c. Talk continuously.
- d. Write notes for students.
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Engaging effectively in discussions helps students:
- a. Improve their speaking and listening skills.
- b. Get better grades without understanding.
- c. Only make friends.
- d. Avoid homework.
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6. Question
When expressing their ideas, students should:
- a. Speak as loudly as possible.
- b. Always agree with the teacher.
- c. Articulate their thoughts clearly.
- d. Interrupt others to be heard.
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
Collaborative discussions are essential because they:
- a. Allow students to skip assignments.
- b. Foster critical thinking and shared learning.
- c. Are just a classroom ritual.
- d. Help in raising the volume of the classroom.
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8. Question
Which of the following is a sign of effective engagement in a discussion?
- a. Daydreaming.
- b. Making personal jokes.
- c. Asking relevant questions.
- d. Speaking off-topic.
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During discussions on texts, students should ideally:
- a. Skim through the material.
- b. Reflect on the material and relate it to other known topics.
- c. Stick only to personal experiences.
- d. Criticize the author.
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If a student disagrees with another’s point during a discussion, they should:
- a. Mock the other student.
- b. Stay silent.
- c. Express their perspective respectfully.
- d. Change the topic.
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