Module 2 - Purposive Comm.

Lesson 5 - Understanding Purposive Communication

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It is an intentional communication that happens within the bounds of specific contexts. (Answer is 2 words)

Purposive Communication

It is an intentional communication that happens within the bounds of specific contexts.

Purposive Communication

• It is communicating for various purposes.

• The content of the message is reliant to the purpose.

• It  is technical in form as certain predictable patterns are observed lending itself to the formal and professional manner of presenting.

Multiple Choice

What kind of communication principle is a two-way process that involves an exchange?

• Communication is Goal Oriented.

    

• Communication is Complex.

• Communication is Transactional.

• Communication is Relational.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes communication?

• It is about more than just delivering desired messages through human conversation.

• It is all about the art of ideas.

• It involves at least two people.

• It is being socialized by sharing information.

Multiple Choice

It is a basic principle in communicating for a purpose where It is interactive, context-based, culturally loaded, circular, and irreversible.

• Communication is goal-oriented.

• Communication is inevitable.

• Communication is relational.

• Communication is complex.

Why Are Ethics Important in Communication?

• are well aware of the consequences of their thoughts and action.

•  value diversity and respect other’s opinions.

• are just and fair.

Lesson 6 - Conveying Messages through Written Communication

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communication is a type of communication that refers to the process of conveying a message through the written symbols.

Multiple Choice

It is a style in writing an essay when a writer anchors his judgments and perceptions on a relevant and factual data.

• Personal

• Concrete

• Abstract

Multiple Choice

The following are parts of a paragraph, except

• Introduction

• Body

• Thesis

• Conclusion

Lesson 7 - Expressing Oneself through Oral Communication

Multiple Choice

It is speaking stage which consists of two phases: inhalation and exhalation. This stage uses two organs of speech: lungs, and diaphragm.

• Phonation Stage

• Articulation Stage

• Breathing Stage

• Resonation Stage

Multiple Choice

You perform everything before public speaking, except

• Conduct a relaxation exercise.

• Sleep well before the speech.

• Prepare a well-written speech piece.

• Rehearse and practice.

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speech is one type of speech in which the speaker relays knowledge to an audience on a specific topic.

Multiple Choice

It is a type of speech which tells the manner in which something is created, made, done, or works.

• Speeches about Processes

• Speeches about Objects

• Speeches about Events

• Speeches about Concepts

Multiple Choice

These speeches are often about hot topics, and they encourage the audience to change their views or opinions on a topic.

• Persuasive Speeches

• Argumentative Speeches

• Informative Speeches

• Inspirational Speeches

Multiple Choice

In making an argumentative speech, the argument should appeal to rational intellect by finding a common ground to enable the audience to fully understand the topics.

• Appeal to Reason

• Appeal to Character

• Appeal to Emotions

• Appeal to Intelligence

Lesson 8 - Communicating Ideas Effectively

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These simplify information in a visually engaging way in order to attract and inform a large audience.

Multiple Choice

This is an infographic for clearly communicating a new or specialized concept, or to give an overview of a topic.

• Statistical Infographic

• Process Infographic

• Informational Infographic

• Comparison Infographic