1) A form of communication where the message is spoken. a) Oral Communication b) Written Communication 2) A form of communication where the message is printed or published. a) Oral Communication b) Written Communication 3) It is communication within ourselves. a) Intrapersonal Communicatio b) Interpersonal Communication 4) It is anything potentially harmful. a) Hazard b) Risk 5) This refers to the purpose statement of the organization. a) Vision statement b) Mission statement 6) These are widely held beliefs generalizing a group of people. a) Stereotypes b) Prejudice 7) They were kept as symbols of prestige by empires and were often part of temples and palaces. a) Library b) Book 8) It often played a crucial role in nationalist independence movements, with songs of empowerment and protest being potent elements of revolutions. a) Music b) Film 9) This states an organisation's future directions and aspirational views. a) Mission statement b) Vision statement 10) These are overt actions to exclude, avoid, or distance on self from other groups. a) Discrimination b) Stereotypes 11) A social formation where members are expected to have similar values and enjoy stable relationships with one another. a) Group b) Crowd 12) Communication is ''the exchange of meanings between individuals through a common system of ________.'' a) symbols b) letters 13) Communication is ''relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a ______.'' a) question b) response 14) This is prejudgment; the negative attitude one holds towards a group of people despite a lack of experience in interacting with them. a) Prejudice b) Stereotypes 15) In participatory communication, they lead meetings and served as a liaison between the community, practitioners, and development workers. a) teacher b) facilitator 16) A model of communication that considers communication a linear, one-way process. a) Transmission model b) Transaction model 17) A model of communication that considers communication as a two-way process. This model also account for feedback. a) Transmission model b) Interaction model 18) In this communication model, participants are all communicators, simultaneously senders and receivers. a) Interaction model b) Transaction model 19) They are subcultures where members interact with various media objects but still have shared traditions and practices. a) Crowd b) Fandoms 20) This refers to deliberately false content intended to cause harm. a) Misinformation b) Disinformation 21) It is ''the exchange of meanings between individuals through a common system of symbols.'' a) Interaction b) Communication 22) It was believed to be a ''window on the world's because it can transmit images and sounds in real-time. a) Windows 10 b) Television 23) A model of mass communication where the audience is capable of resisting ideological influences in interpreting messages. a) Perception model b) Reception model 24) It is the precursor of mass media; this refers to the various forms of indigenous media such as opera, music, dance, poetry, and folktales. a) Media b) Oramedia 25) A model of mass communication where communication is fostered through common beliefs and feelings. a) Superstition model b) Ritual model

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