Speech Context

In speech, context refers to:

• person speaking

• situation/event/occasion

• person/s being addressed/spoken to

• All of the above

What are the two types of Speech Context?

(a)  

The following are examples of Intrapersonal Communication except:

• talking in front of the mirror

• consulting advice to a friend

• berating oneself

• reviewing

In Interpersonal Communication, the number and purpose of participants determine the particular type of communication.

• True

• False

This communication is carried out with the aid of media technology.

• Dyadic Communication

• Public Communication

• Mass Communication

• Intercultural Communication

This type of interpersonal communication involves only TWO participants.

• Dyadic Communication

• Small Group Communication

• Public Communication

• Organizational Communication

On this type of Interpersonal Communication, Speaker addresses many Listeners.

• Small Group Communication

• Mass Communication

• Public Communication

• Intercultural Communication

This type of Interpersonal Communication is intended for studying an issue and coming up with a solution.

• Formal Communication

• Frozen Communication

• Organizational Communication

• Small Group Communication

(a)   refers to the interaction of members along the links of its structure.

Intercultural Communication is the exchange of concepts, traditions, values, and practices among one's self.

• True

• False