Oral Communication Review

Part I: Unscramble the following words to create a complete sentence.

/ medicine / studied / and / Carlos / a doctor / became /. /

• Carlos became a doctor and studied medicine.

• Carlos studied medicine and became a doctor.

• A doctor studied Carlos and became medicine.

/ the students / ready / the English test / Are / for /? /

• Are the students ready for the English test?

• The students are ready for the English test?

• The English test for the students are ready?

/this/ morning / The thief / was arrested /. /

• Arrested was the thief this morning.

• This morning arrested was the thief.

• The thief was arrested this morning.

/What/ breakfast/ do you / eat /? / for/

• For breakfast what do you eat?

• What breakfast do you eat for?

• What do you eat for breakfast?

/ played / the violin / beautifully / The musicians /. /

• The violin beautifully played the musicians.

• The musicians played the violin beautifully.

• The violin beautifully played the musicians.

Part II: Match the following words with their correct definitions.

Process where a recipient interprets a message.

• encoding

• feedback

• message

• decoding

Person who receives a message during communication.

• message

• sender

• recipient

• noise

The information transmitted by the sender.

• feedback

• noise

• encoding

• message

Person that sends the message during communication.

• sender

• recipient

• message

• decoding

A recipient’s verbal and nonverbal response to a message.

• feedback

• noise

• decoding

• encoding