Group Discussion Techniques MCQs

1. : What is the primary goal of a group discussion?
(A) To prove others wrong
(B) To share ideas and reach a collective understanding
(C) To dominate the conversation
(D) To avoid participation

2. : Which of the following is considered good etiquette during a group discussion?
(A) Interrupting frequently
(B) Listening actively to others
(C) Speaking without evidence
(D) Ignoring the topic

3. : In a group discussion, how should disagreements be handled?
(A) By raising your voice
(B) By attacking the person directly
(C) By presenting counterarguments respectfully
(D) By leaving the discussion

4. : What does “building on others’ points” mean in a group discussion?
(A) Changing the topic completely
(B) Extending or supporting someone’s idea with additional facts
(C) Repeating exactly what someone said
(D) Disagreeing immediately

5. : Which of these is an example of poor body language in a group discussion?
(A) Maintaining eye contact
(B) Crossing arms and avoiding eye contact
(C) Leaning slightly forward to show interest
(D) Nodding occasionally

6. : What is the role of a moderator in a group discussion?
(A) To dominate the conversation
(B) To ensure the discussion stays on track and everyone participates
(C) To take sides in the debate
(D) To decide the winner

7. : Which skill is MOST important for contributing effectively to a group discussion?
(A) Active listening
(B) Interrupting to speak quickly
(C) Memorizing all points beforehand
(D) Speaking without preparation

8. : Why is summarizing important at the end of a group discussion?
(A) It allows one person to take all the credit
(B) It helps recall and clarify key points
(C) It shortens the discussion unnecessarily
(D) It avoids listening to others

9. : What is an example of constructive participation in a group discussion?
(A) Asking relevant questions
(B) Ignoring other members’ opinions
(C) Dominating the talk time
(D) Changing the topic mid-way

10. : In a professional group discussion, humor should be used:
(A) Frequently, even if irrelevant
(B) Rarely, and only when appropriate
(C) Not at all
(D) As a way to avoid serious points