What is the first step in the communication process?, The receiver gives feedback, The sender creates a message by encoding it, The message is transmitted through a channel, The receiver interprets the message by decoding, What happens during the second step of the communication process?, The receiver gets the message, The receiver gives feedback, The message is transmitted through a channel, The sender creates a message, What does the receiver do after getting the message?, Creates a new message, Interprets the message by decoding, Transmits the message, Encodes the message, What happens during the final step of the communication process?, The sender encodes the message, The receiver gives feedback, The message is transmitted, The receiver gets the message, Which type of noise comes from the surroundings?, Psychological noise, Physical noise, Semantic noise, Physiological noise, Which type of noise is found in the body?, Attitudinal noise, Physical noise, Physiological noise, Psychological noise, Which type of noise is related to a person's state of mind?, Semantic noise, Psychological noise, Physical noise, Attitudinal noise, Which type of noise is found in words or language?, Physiological noise, Semantic noise, Physical noise, Psychological noise, Which type of noise is related to behavior?, Physical noise, Semantic noise, Attitudinal noise, Physiological noise, Which principle means including all necessary information?, Conciseness, Completeness, Courtesy, Concreteness, ich principle means being straight to the point?, Consideration, Correctness, Conciseness, Clearness, Which principle means considering the receiver or audience?, Courtesy, Consideration, Completeness, Concreteness, Which principle means supporting your message with facts and data?, Correctness, Concreteness, Clearness, Conciseness, Which principle means showing respect to others?, Courtesy, Consideration, Completeness, Correctness, Which principle means using simple words?, Concreteness, Clearness, Conciseness, Courtesy, Which principle means using correct grammar?, Completeness, Consideration, Correctness, Concreteness, Which communication model is the oldest and focuses on public speaking?, Shannon-Weaver Model, Aristotle Model, Berlo SMCR Model, Schramm Model, Which communication model introduced the concept of “noise”?, Aristotle Model, White Model, Shannon-Weaver Model, Helical Model, Which communication model is known as the SMCR model?, Berlo SMCR Model, Schramm Model, Aristotle Model, Transactional Model, Which communication model focuses on the field of experience?, White Model, Schramm Model, Helical Model, Shannon-Weaver Model, Which communication model shows that people take turns communicating?, Transactional Model, White Model, Helical Model, Aristotle Model, Which communication model shows communication progressing as you get older?, Schramm Model, Helical Model, White Model, Berlo SMCR Model, Which communication model shows communication as simultaneous, two-way, and interdependent?, White Model, Transactional Model, Aristotle Model, Shannon-Weaver Model, What type of communication is communicating with yourself?, Interpersonal, Public, Intrapersonal, Mass, What type of communication involves communicating with others?, Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Mass, Public, What type of communication involves two people?, Small Group, Public, Dyad, Mass, What type of communication involves three or more people where all are equal?, Small Group, Public, Dyad, Mass, What type of communication has one main speaker addressing an audience?, Mass, Public, Dyad, Small Group, What type of communication uses different forms of media?, Intrapersonal, Small Group, Mass, Dyad, Which speech style is used for sensitive topics, private references, and inside jokes?, Casual, Formal, Intimate, Frozen, Which speech style is conversational, relatable, and shallow?, Frozen, Casual, Consultative, Formal, Which speech style is used when communicating with someone more knowledgeable to seek advice?, Intimate, Consultative, Frozen, Casual, Which speech style is used for giving information, public speaking, and proper grammar?, Formal, Casual, Frozen, Intimate, Which speech style is static, ritualistic, memorized, and recited?, Consultative, Casual, Frozen, Formal, What speech act refers to the actual utterance or saying of the words?, Illocution, Perlocution, Locution, Nomination, Which speech act focuses on the intention, reason, or purpose behind saying something?, Perlocution, Locution, Illocution, Topic Control, Which speech act refers to the response or feedback caused by what was said?, Locution, Illocution, Perlocution, Turn-Taking, A teacher says, “Please sit down.” What speech act refers to the actual words spoken?, Perlocution, Locution, Illocution, Repair, he students sit on their chairs after hearing “Please sit down.” What speech act does this demonstrate?, Illocution, Locution, Perlocution, Nomination, Which conversational strategy opens a topic and starts a conversation?, Nomination, Restriction, Repair, Termination, Which conversational strategy sets limitations or gives specific instructions?, Topic Shifting, Restriction, Turn-Taking, Nomination, Which conversational strategy gives or takes an opportunity to talk?, Repair, Topic Control, Turn-Taking, Termination, Which conversational strategy develops a topic through questions and answers?, Topic Control, Nomination, Restriction, Topic Shifting, Which conversational strategy involves ending one topic and moving to another?, Repair, Termination, Topic Shifting, Turn-Taking, Which words can be clues that someone is shifting the topic?, “Thank you” and “goodbye”, “Anyway” and “by the way”, “Please” and “sorry”, “Hello” and “good morning”, Which conversational strategy addresses problems in a conversation to lessen misunderstandings?, Repair, Restriction, Nomination, Termination, Which conversational strategy uses expressions and signals that close or end a conversation?, Topic Control, Turn-Taking, Termination, Topic Shifting, Someone says, “Anyway, let’s talk about our project instead.” What conversational strategy is being used?, Repair, Topic Shifting, Restriction, Nomination, A student says, “I’m sorry, what did you mean by that?” Which conversational strategy is being used?, Turn-Taking, Repair, Termination, Topic Control, A person says, “Goodbye, see you tomorrow!” at the end of a conversation. What strategy is this?, Nomination, Topic Control, Termination, Restriction, A teacher says, “Only the group leader may answer the question.” What conversational strategy is being used?, Restriction, Repair, Topic Shifting, Turn-Taking, What refers to the situation or setting in which communication occurs?, Speech Style, Speech Context, Speech Acts, Speech Delivery, What refers to the manner, message, and language used depending on how personal or formal the interaction is?, Speech Context, Speech Acts, Speech Style, Speech Delivery, What refers to the intention or function of the act of communicating?, Speech Acts, Speech Context, Speech Style, Nonverbal Communication, Which stage of speech production involves getting air into the lungs and using it?, Phonation, Breathing, Resonation, Articulation, Which stage produces the basic sound through the vocal cords in the larynx?, Articulation, Resonation, Phonation, Breathing, Which stage amplifies the sound using the mouth, nose, and throat?, Breathing, Articulation, Phonation, Resonation, Which stage shapes the resonating sound into specific and discernible speech sounds?, Resonation, Phonation, Articulation, Breathing, Which of the following is a primary articulator?, Lungs, Lips, Vocal cords, Diaphragm, Which of the following is NOT a primary articulator?, Tongue, Teeth, Lips, Lungs, What refers to the skill of pronouncing and enunciating words with clear diction?, Modulation, Articulation, Stage Presence, Audience Rapport, What refers to adjusting your vocal tone so that your voice remains audible and pleasant?, Audience Rapport, Modulation, Articulation, Stage Presence, What refers to the ability of a speaker to “own the stage” and show confidence, command, and personality?, Stage Presence, Modulation, Audience Rapport, Nonverbal Communication, Which involves facial expressions, gestures, movements, and eye contact?, Audience Rapport, Articulation, Nonverbal Communication, Modulation, What refers to connecting with the audience and showing that you understand them?, Stage Presence, Audience Rapport, Speech Style, Articulation, Which approach starts with a past event, connects it to the present, and ends with a vision or wish for the future?, PREP Method, Rule of Three, Past-Present-Future Timeline, Bridging, Which method states your point and reasoning, supports it with examples and explanations, and then restates your point?, PREP Method, Bridging, Reframing, Devil’s Advocate, Which method introduces three ideas, discusses them one by one, and ends with a memorable conclusion?, Past-Present-Future Timeline, Rule of Three, PREP Method, Reframing, Which strategy connects the topic to another topic with a similar situation or relationship?, Bridging, Reframing, Devil’s Advocate, PREP Method, Which strategy changes the focus, subject, or perspective of a topic?, Rule of Three, Bridging, Reframing, Audience Rapport, Which strategy involves arguing for an opposing view or taking a side you disagree with?, Devil’s Advocate, Bridging, PREP Method, Past-Present-Future Timeline, Which type of speech delivery involves speaking word-for-word from a script?, Memorized, Manuscript, Impromptu, Extemporaneous, Which type of speech delivery involves speaking from memory?, Manuscript, Impromptu, Memorized, Extemporaneous, Which type of speech delivery involves short preparation before speaking?, Impromptu, Manuscript, Extemporaneous, Memorized, Which type of speech delivery is done on the spot without preparation?, Manuscript, Memorized, Impromptu, Extemporaneous

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