The phone, the messaging app exemplify what element of communication?, A. Channel, B. Context, C. Encoding, D. Decoding, How Mrs. Gaspar understood the underlying message of the teacher exemplify what communication element?, A. Channel, B. Context, C. Encoding, D. Decoding, The thought of the teacher conveying the message through text, and Mrs. Gaspar's thought of conveying her message via a phone call exemplify what element of communication?, A. Channel, B. Context, C. Encoding, D. Decoding, A. abcde, B. acbde, C. adcbe, D. adbce, Kyle hugged his crying brother who received the news that he failed the bar exam. What nature/s of communication is/are exemplified?, A. I only, B. II only, C. III only, D. Both II and III, What communication model is shown?, A. Helical, B. Transactional, C. Schramm's, D. Shannon-Weaver, What communication model is shown?, A. Helical, B. Transactional, C. Schramm's, D. Shannon-Weaver, What communication model is shown?, A. Helical, B. Transactional, C. Schramm's, D. Shannon-Weaver, What does the Helical Model claim and mean?, A. Communication always requires feedback., B. Communication progresses as an individual gets older and his experience and vocabulary increases., C. Communication takes time., D. Communication requires a common field of experience for an effective communication process., Why are online chatting, machine transactions, phone app transactions, and vending machine interactions considered as Interactive Model?, A. Information is always available., B. Non-human communication is always interactive., C. There is an alternate, give-and-take role as sender and receiver between the communicators., D. The communication, although linear, still has an effect to the receivers in the communication process., How many stages/processes does the White Communication Model have?, A. 8 stages, B. 9 stages, C. 10 stages, D. 12 stages, What element can you NOT find in the Berlo, Linear, and Aristotle models of communication?, A. Sender, B. Feedback, C. Message, D. Receiver, Which of the following is the best example of the Linear Model of Communication?, A. Speaking in a seminar, B. News broadcast on TV, C. Private chat with a friend, D. Board meeting, Having a headache., A. Physical, B. Physiological, C. Psychological, D. Semantic, Using your phone during your teacher's discussion because you don't like her. You think you're better., A. Physical, B. Physiological, C. Psychological, D. Semantic, E. Attitudinal, Not understanding the research paper because of the jargons and technical terms., A. Physical, B. Physiological, C. Psychological, D. Semantic, E. Attitudinal, Losing the internet connectivity., A. Physical, B. Physiological, C. Psychological, D. Semantic, E. Attitudinal, Including facts, statistics, and examples in your speech., A. Completeness, B. Conciseness, C. Consideration, D. Concreteness, E. Courtesy, F. Clearness, Fixing the grammatical errors in your written report., A. Completeness, B. Conciseness, C. Consideration, D. Concreteness, E. Courtesy, F.Correctness, Making an invitation to your party with all the details such as date, time, place, theme, and program., A. Completeness, B. Conciseness, C. Consideration, D. Concreteness, E. Courtesy, F.Correctness, "What is the coverage of the exam?", A. Control, B. Social Interaction, C. Motivation, D. Emotional Expression, E. Information, "You should hire me because of my experience.", A. Control, B. Social Interaction, C. Motivation, D. Emotional Expression, E. Information, "I am very happy with you beside me.", A. Control, B. Social Interaction, C. Motivation, D. Emotional Expression, E. Information, The guidance counselor is talking to a student., A. Intrapersonal, B. Dyad, C. Small Group, D. Public Comm., E. Mass Comm., F. Organizational, The radio announcer is giving a news update., A. Intrapersonal, B. Dyad, C. Small Group, D. Public Comm., E. Mass Comm., F. Organizational, A priest sharing his homily to the churchgoers., A. Intrapersonal, B. Dyad, C. Small Group, D. Public Comm., E. Mass Comm., F. Organizational, Writing in your private diary., A. Intrapersonal, B. Dyad, C. Small Group, D. Public Comm., E. Mass Comm., F. Organizational, Board members having a round-table talk to discuss solutions to the challenges their company is facing., A. Intrapersonal, B. Dyad, C. Small Group, D. Public Comm., E. Mass Comm., F. Organizational, Reciting pledges, vision, mission, and mottos., A. Intimate, B. Casual, C. Consultative, D. Formal, E. Frozen, Talking to your doctor about your symptoms., A. Intimate, B. Casual, C. Consultative, D. Formal, E. Frozen, Sharing funny stories with close friends., A. Intimate, B. Casual, C. Consultative, D. Formal, E. Frozen, Using complex sentences and a structured speech., A. Intimate, B. Casual, C. Consultative, D. Formal, E. Frozen, Talking to your father about your planned secret surprise gift for your mother., A. Intimate, B. Casual, C. Consultative, D. Formal, E. Frozen, The goal of an Informative speech is to make the listeners ______, A. know and understand, B. be influenced / convinced, C. feel motivated & uplifted, D. enjoy and feel amused, The goal of an Entertainment speech is to make the listeners ______, A. know and understand, B. be influenced / convinced, C. feel motivated & uplifted, D. enjoy and feel amused, The goal of a Persuasive speech is to make the listeners ______, A. know and understand, B. be influenced / convinced, C. feel motivated & uplifted, D. enjoy and feel amused, What is the purpose of a Demonstrative speech?, A. discuss meanings and use, B. simplify complex concepts and topics, C. make mental pictures, D. show the process, procedures, steps, or flow, Which of the following titles of speeches is NOT a Demonstrative speech?, A. Perfect Recipe for Fudgy Chocolate Brownies, B. How to Write a Business Proposal, C. Impact of Mining in the Cordillera Mountain Range, D. Crafting Your Own Paper Lantern, Reporting to government agencies with support notes, A. Manuscript, B. Memorized, C. Extemporaneous, D. Impromptu, Reciting the School Creed / Vision / Mission, A. Manuscript, B. Memorized, C. Extemporaneous, D. Impromptu, Campaign speeches, A. Manuscript, B. Memorized, C. Extemporaneous, D. Impromptu, Answering questions during thesis defense, A. Manuscript, B. Memorized, C. Extemporaneous, D. Impromptu, Reading of the Judge's decision in court, A. Manuscript, B. Memorized, C. Extemporaneous, D. Impromptu, One-on-one job interview, A. Manuscript, B. Memorized, C. Extemporaneous, D. Impromptu, City official presenting the updated city ordinances, A. Manuscript, B. Memorized, C. Extemporaneous, D. Impromptu, The consequence, effect, or response to the words uttered by the speaker., A. Locution, B. Illocution, C. Perlocution, The act of utterance or saying the words., A. Locution, B. Illocution, C. Perlocution, The intention or purpose why words are said., A. Locution, B. Illocution, C. Perlocution, "I will support you in this battle, and all the battles ahead." What illocutionary act does this show?, A. Commissive, B. Directive, C. Assertive, D. Declarative, What do we develop when we utilize the concepts of speech acts?, A. Nonverbal Skills, B. Language Mastery, C. Communicative Competence, D. Language Acquisition, You attend the 50th birthday celebration of a family member. Which is an appropriate motivational message?, A. "I am happy for the both of you. Best wishes.", B. "Today is an extraordinary milestone. You have been blessed with half a century, yet you still have more things to achieve and we will always be with you.", C. "You can do this. Trust God.", D. "This day marks the beginning of your adult life. You might stumble in finding and establishing your career, but you just have to believe in yourself.", This refers to the circumstances, setting, or situation in which a speech or verbal communication occurs., A. Speech Acts, B. Speech Styles, C. Speech Context, D. Speech Types, This refers to the action performed by produced utterances. People can perform an action by saying something., A. Speech Acts, B. Speech Styles, C. Speech Context, D. Speech Types, These are the forms of the language which the speaker uses and depends on the degree of formality., A. Speech Acts, B. Speech Styles, C. Speech Context, D. Speech Types, What communication situation is shown in the text?, A. group planning, B. speaking in a seminar, C. classroom debate, D. job interview, If the text above is the answer, what could have been the question?, A. Tell me something about yourself., B. Why did you leave your previous job?, C. Why should you be hired?, What does the invite communicate?, A. ask for availability, B. announce an event

Oral Com

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?