ORAL COMMUNICATION

1. What do you call to the impromptu speaking strategy which means rephrasing or redefining the topic into something that you want to talk about?

• Performatives

• Speech Styles

• Reframing

• Paralanguage

2. It is an impromptu speaking strategy in which the speaker builds connection between what he/she knows and what he/she does not know?

• Bridging

• Frozen

• Elimination

• Restriction

3. Its primary goal is to influence the thoughts, feeling, actions, and behaviors or attitudes of your listeners.

• Persuasive Speech

• Informative Speech

• Entertainment Speech

• Manuscript Speech

4. These are statements which enable the speaker to perform something just by stating it.

• Speech Context

• Audience Analysis

• Performative Utterances/Performatives

• Informative Speech

5. What is the medium or means in which the encoded message is conveyed?

• Communication

• Channel

• Encoding

• Sender

6. What is the mother of all communication model?

• Shannon-Weaver Model

• Aristotle Model

• Transactional Model

• Linear Model

7. What verbal communication that allows the listener to process what the speaker has spoken?

• Tone

• Rhythm

• Pause

• Repetition and Rephrasing

8. It includes concrete life interactions that require appropriate use of language within a given culture.

• Communication

• Performatives

• Frozen

• Speech Acts

9. A type of fallacy used in a persuasive speech which happens when you attack the character of a person instead of his argument.

• Ad Hominem

• Circular Argument

• False Authority

• Hasty Generalization

10. This pertains to one of the participant’s use of language and grammar which is unfamiliar to the decoder (receiver) of the message.

• Environmental Noise

• Physiological Noise

• Physical Noise

• Semantic Noise