1.1 & 1.2

The study of writing or speaking as a way of communicating information or persuading an individual is _____.

• rhetoric

• para-language

• protocol

• etiquette

The purpose of a message that provides information is to _____.

• inform

• persuade

• instruct

• respond

How the message is transmitted is the _____.

• channel

• transilation

• sender

• decoding

Paralanguage is _____.

• the attitude projected with the attitude, tone and pitch of a speakers voice

• speaking words to communicate

• the enviroment or setting in which communication takes place

• nonverbal messages sent through facial expression, gestures, body language or posture

The translation of a message into terms that the receiver can understand is _____.

• decode

• encode

• feedback

• rhetoric

The incorporation of written, verbal, visual, and digital communication to provide factual information that is usable in the workplace is _____.

• professional communications

• verbal communication

• public communication

• informal communication

Using poor grammar or spelling in a message is an example of _____.

• sending barrier

• receiving barrier

• feedback

• encoding

Person who has a message to communicate.

• sender

• receiver

• audience

• decoder

Physical space between two individuals.

• proxemics or personal space

• non verbal communication

• informal communication

Sharing of information that conforms to established rules.

• formal communication

• informal communication

• public forum