WRITTEN TASK 1: COMMUNICATION AND ITS ELEMENTS

It is the process of sharing our ideas, thoughts and feelings.

• Communication
• Computation
• Calculation
• Concentration

Which of the following is NOT one of the seven elements of communication?

• Feedback

• Noise

• Context

• Observation

In the communication process, the sender encodes the message, which means:

• The sender decodes the message received from the receiver.

• The sender selects the medium for communication.

• The sender translates the message into a code or language.

• The sender provides feedback to the receiver.

What is the purpose of feedback in communication?

• To provide background noise.

• To ensure the receiver is distracted.

• To confirm the sender's message was understood and the sender's purpose was achieved

• To decode the message.

Which element of communication refers to the environment and situation in which communication takes place?

• Medium/Channel

• Noise

• Context

• Receiver

This element of communication refers to the person who hears, sees or perceives the messages.

• Sender
• Message
• Channel
• Receiver

Noise/barrier/interference in communication refers to:

• The person who hears, sees or perceives the messages

• The language used in communication
• Anything that interferes with the communication process between a speaker and an audience

• The source of the verbal/non-verbal message

This is the element of communication which is made up of ideas and feelings that the sender-receiver wants to share.

• Message
• Channel
• Noise
• Feedback

It involves communicating without using words. There is the use of tone of voice, body language, facial expressions, eye contact, and gestures to communicate.

• Verbal Communication

• Nonverbal communication

• Sight and Sound

• Both verbal and nonverbal communication

In this type of communication, people express their thoughts, ideas, and feelings through spoken or written language.

• Nonverbal Communication
• Visual Communication
• Verbal Communication
• Digital Communication