Which activity involves meeting with a partner and then reporting back to the larger group?

• A. Think-pair-share.
• B. Pair interview.
• C. Puppet show.
• D. Numbered heads together.

Answer: (B)

This question is about a two-person collaboration that ends with sharing with the whole class. In a pair interview, students pair up to interview one another, exchanging questions and answers, then report what they learned to the larger group. This direct sequence—partner dialogue followed by a group report—fits the scenario precisely, highlighting how collaboration with a partner leads to communicating those ideas to everyone.

Think-pair-share also ends with sharing with the group, but it usually includes a prior individual thinking step, which isn’t specified here. Other activities don’t center on interviewing two people and then presenting their findings to the whole class, so they don’t align as closely with the described process.