Nonverbal Communication Quiz

What is nonverbal communication?

• The transmission of information through visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic channels

• The transmission of information through written means

• The transmission of information through digital interactions

• The transmission of information through verbal communication

According to Ray Birdwhistell, what percentage of human communication does nonverbal communication account for?

• 30-40%

• 60-70%

• 40-50%

• 80-90%

When did the study of nonverbal communication start?

• 2000

• 1900

• 1872

• 1950

During a class presentation, Scarlett noticed that Benjamin was speaking very fast. Which of the following is an example of paralanguage?

• Gestures

• Talking speed

• Facial expressions

• Eye movements

Why is nonverbal communication important?

• It is the only form of communication

• It gives valuable information about a situation and how people might be feeling

• It is not important at all

• It is less effective than verbal communication

Which of the following is a type of nonverbal communication related to movement?

• Facial expressions

• Sitting, standing, or fidgeting

• Eye contact

• Gestures

What is an example of nonverbal communication related to space in a classroom setting?

• Facial expressions

• Eye contact

• Gestures

• Creating or closing distance between yourself and others

How can students like Michael, Scarlett, and Aiden improve their nonverbal communication?

• By studying and understanding nonverbal cues, observing others and seeking feedback

• By ignoring nonverbal cues

• It cannot be improved

• By using nonverbal cues only in digital interactions

How does technology affect nonverbal communication in a classroom setting?

• It replaces nonverbal communication

• It has no effect

• It enhances nonverbal communication

• It makes nonverbal communication more difficult

Can culture influence nonverbal communication?

• Culture has a minimal influence on nonverbal communication

• No, culture has no influence on nonverbal communication

• Yes, culture can heavily influence nonverbal communication

• Culture only influences verbal communication