Communication Model Quiz

What is the sender-receiver model of communication?

• A model where the receiver sends information to the sender.

• A model where the sender and receiver are not involved in the communication process.

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

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

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

• channel

• message

• noise

• feedback

What is feedback in communication?

• The process of receiving information or reactions about a message or behavior.

• The process of distorting information or reactions about a message or behavior.

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

• The process of ignoring information or reactions about a message or behavior.

Why is feedback important in communication?

• Feedback can lead to misunderstandings and confusion.

• Feedback is not important in communication.

• Feedback only benefits the sender of the message, not the receiver.

• Feedback is important in communication because it helps to ensure understanding, clarify information, and improve the effectiveness of the message being conveyed.

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

• Listener shaking their head or providing verbal cues

• Listener looking away or not paying attention

• Listener interrupting or talking over the speaker

• Listener nodding their head or providing verbal cues

What is the purpose of the sender in the sender-receiver model?

• To provide feedback to the receiver.

• To receive and process the message from the receiver.

• To establish a connection with the receiver.

• To initiate and transmit the message or information to the receiver.

What is the purpose of the receiver in the sender-receiver model?

• To receive and process information or message

• To transmit and process information or message

• To store and process information or message

• To send and process information or message

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

• Static noise

• Echo

• Background noise

• Silence

What is the role of noise in communication?

• Noise in communication enhances the transmission of a message and improves its clarity and accuracy.

• Noise in communication has no effect on the transmission of a message.

• Noise in communication only affects the volume of a message but not its clarity or accuracy.

• Noise in communication disrupts the transmission of a message and can affect its clarity and accuracy.

Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?

• Writing a letter

• Nodding your head

• Waving your hands

• Singing a song