Oral Communication Pre-Assessment

It refers to the stimulation of meaning through the exchange of shared symbols.

• Recipient

• Source

• Communication

It refers to the verbal or nonverbal reactions to a message received by the source.

• Channel

• Feedback

• Message

It is the set of verbal or nonverbal symbols sent to a receiver.

• Message

• Receiver

• Channel

It refers to the one from whom the thought originates; it is the one who transfers the information to the receiver.

• Feedback

• Channel

• Source or Sender

A __________ is created when you convert your thoughts into words.

• Receiver

• Message

• Source/Sender

It comes from the lines of argument in speech.

• Ethical Proof (Ethos)

• Logical Proof (Logos)

• Emotional Proof (Pathos)

It is the feeling the speech draws out from the listeners.

• Emotional Proof (Pathos)

• Logical Proof (Logos)

• Ethical Proof (Ethos)

It refers to the way the speaker's character is revealed through his/her message.

• Logical Proof (Logos)

• Ethical Proof (Ethos)

• Emotional Proof (Pathos)

It refers to the simplified description in graphic form of a communication reality.

• Message

• Model

• Feedbcak

It refers to the literal meaning or dictionary meaning of a word.

• Denotative meaning

• Connotative meaning