Your colleagues are broken into groups and asked to perform an activity. Which of the following is not an ice breaker activity?
A) Using props such as a ball, a pen, or a toy, people introduce themselves by saying their name and tossing the prop to the next person.
B) Each team chooses five items they would want with them if they were stranded on an island.
C) People are assigned to groups. Everyone is given three pipe cleaners and instructed to use them to form the most creative structure. Groups that combine their pipe cleaners to make a more creative structure are given special recognition.
D) In small groups, people find out what they have in common.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Ice breaker activities are designed to warm up the conversation among participants in a meeting, team building session, or other group event. They are typically short, introductory exercises that help people get to know each other. Choice C, which involves using pipe cleaners to form creative structures and especially emphasizes combining resources for a more creative outcome, leans more towards a team-building exercise focused on collaboration and creativity rather than simply breaking the ice or getting to know each other.

Your Colleagues Are Broken into Groups and Asked to Perform