Communication Model Quiz

What is the sender-receiver model of communication?

• A linear model where information flows from a sender to a receiver.

• A model where information flows from a receiver to a sender.

• A circular model where information flows back and forth between sender and receiver.

• A model where information flows simultaneously from multiple senders to multiple receivers.

Which of the following is NOT a component of the sender-receiver model?

• noise

• channel

• message

• feedback

What is feedback in communication?

• The act of interrupting a conversation

• The process of encoding a message

• The act of ignoring a message

• The process of providing information or reactions about a message or interaction.

Why is feedback important in communication?

• To ensure message understanding and improve future communication.

• To hinder message understanding and future improvement.

• To discourage further communication.

• To create confusion and misunderstandings.

Which of the following is an example of feedback in communication?

• Sending a message without expecting a response.

• Listening to background noise while on a phone call.

• Receiving a response to a message sent

• Reading a book without discussing it with others.

What is the purpose of the sender-receiver model?

• To analyze and interpret data.

• To store and retrieve data.

• To facilitate communication between two entities.

• To encrypt and decrypt messages.

Which of the following is an example of noise in communication?

• Typing sounds during a video meeting.

• Echoes in a conference call.

• Background noise during a phone call

• Static interference on a television screen.

What is the role of context in communication?

• Context is irrelevant in effective communication.

• Context helps in creating confusion in communication.

• Context is only important in written communication.

• Context provides background information and understanding for effective communication.

Which of the following is an example of context in communication?

• A conversation between two friends at a coffee shop.

• A letter written by a student to their teacher.

• A text message between two siblings.

• A phone call between two colleagues.

What is the main difference between the sender-receiver model and other communication models?

• Information is exchanged through written communication.

• Information is exchanged through a network.

• Direct exchange of information between sender and receiver

• Information is exchanged through intermediaries.