Bài 9: Đọc đoạn văn dưới đây và chọn phương án trả lời đúng.
Communication in Groups
The sheer number of people in a group affects the amount of communication. Consider the difference between communication between two friends and communication in a group of five people. When friends talk, there are two people sending and receiving messages. In a group of five, there are five people doing the same thing. Each idea that is expressed must be understood by four others, who may also choose to respond. Consequently, the greater number of people in a group, the fewer contributions any individual may make. Because there are disadvantages to large groups, you might assume that small groups would be the most effective. However, groups can’t be too small as well as too large. With too few members, a group has limited resources, which eliminates a primary advantage of group for decision making. Also, in very small groups, members may be unwilling to disagree or critisize each other’s ideas. I believe that five to seven members is the ideal size for a small group.
1. We can conclude from the reading that in large groups___________________
A. there is always a chaos at the end of each discussion
B. no one critisizes each other’s ideas
C. before a decision is made everyone has to express their ideas individually.
D. everyone is free to express their ideas as much as they can.
E. there is less opportunity for each person to speak
2. According to the passage, small groups___________________
A. are always more successful than large groups in terms of decision making
B. can have some disadvantages as well
C. express their criticism more freely than large groups
D. have always infinite resources
E. are unable to make a decision at the end of discussions
3. The author of the article suggests that___________________
A. the number of people in a small group must not be more than five
B. large groups are always superior to small groups
C. the ideal size for a small group should be five to seven
D. small groups are better as members of them have a chance to critisize each other
E. everyone should listen to each other’s ideas no matter how large the group is
1. We can conclude from the reading that in large groups___________________
A. there is always a chaos at the end of each discussion
B. no one critisizes each other’s ideas
C. before a decision is made everyone has to express their ideas individually.
D. everyone is free to express their ideas as much as they can.
E. there is less opportunity for each person to speak
2. According to the passage, small groups___________________
A. are always more successful than large groups in terms of decision making
B. can have some disadvantages as well
C. express their criticism more freely than large groups
D. have always infinite resources
E. are unable to make a decision at the end of discussions
3. The author of the article suggests that___________________
A. the number of people in a small group must not be more than five
B. large groups are always superior to small groups
C. the ideal size for a small group should be five to seven
D. small groups are better as members of them have a chance to critisize each other
E. everyone should listen to each other’s ideas no matter how large the group is
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1.e
2.b
3.c