The activity which make students indicate their own views, stand on an issue, convince each other and arrive at just one stands on a certain matter is ________.

• A. Deliberation Exercise
• B. Consensus-Seeking Activity
• C. Group Debate
• D. Opinion Sharing

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is activities that aim for a common conclusion through discussion and reasoning. In a consensus-seeking activity, students voice their own views and positions on an issue, listen to others, present arguments to persuade, and work together to reach one shared stand that everyone can support. This contrasts with debate, which emphasizes arguing for a position and often prioritizes winning; deliberation focuses on careful consideration without necessarily ending in a single agreed stance; and opinion sharing is just about expressing personal viewpoints without the goal of unifying into one stance. So the best fit is consensus-seeking activity because its core aim is arriving at a single, collective conclusion through collaborative persuasion.