ways of communication

Communication is defined as: the exchange of information, feelings, thoughts, or ideas.

• True

• False

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The “e” in “email” stands for what?

• express
• electronic
• easy
• eager

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Which of these is not a way of communicating?

• internet
• driving your car
• watching the news
• writing a letter

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The two types of communication are:

• Talking and texting.

• Verbal and Non-Verbal.

• Speaking and listening

• Facebook and Instagram.

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An example of verbal communication is:

• Talking to someone face to face.

• Smiling.

• Pointing.

• Nodding your head.

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What body language shows you are listening?

• Turning away from speaker

• Nodding and making eye contact

• Looking out the window

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What is verbal communication?

• Talking to someone

• Whens someone is talking and someone else is listening

• When more than one person is talking

• Use verbal noises to show you are listening

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What is communication without words?

• Sign language

• Non-verbal communication

• Gestures

• Telepathy

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How can people use verbal communication?

• Face-to-Face contact

• Face-to-Face, Telephone, Skype

• The use of word but not sounds

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Facial expression are a part of what?

• Gestures

• Sign Language

• Body Language

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