Communication

Face to face is the best way to ...

• communicate.

• express your feelings and emotions.

• send a message.

• talk to your friends.

Sign Language is a ...

• group of letters.

• system of communication using visual gestures and signs, as used by deaf people.

• system of written communication.

• system of communication using visual gestures and signs, as used by blind people.

The most popular forms of digital communication are: ....

• social media and video chat.

• social media and text messages.

• social media, text messages and video chat.

• text messages and video chat.

Emojis are ...........

• a collection of pictograms or pictures that are embedded in text and used in electronic messages.

• visual representations of human emotions.

• punctuation marks.

• funny pictures.

Who created the emojis?

• American company.

• Japanese company called Shigetaka Kurita.

• British company.

• Chinese company called Shigetaka Kurita.

The most popular emojis are ................ expressions that represent ..............

• facial - messages.

• body - feelings.

• body - emotions.

• facial - feelings.

Emojis help communication by ......

• making the tone of the message more agressive.

• making the tone of the message less interesting.

• making the tone of the message more obvious.

• making the tone of the message more difficult to understand.

These days, many people use emojis to communicate......

• in written messages.

• online.

• in sign language.

• in braille language.

What does the following words of wisdom mean?

"A warm smile is the universal language of kindness"

• It means that when someone doesn't smile at you, he or she is a nice person.

• It means that when someone smiles at you, he or she is a nice person.

• It means that when someone smiles at you, he or she is unfriendly person.

• It means that when someone smiles at you, he or she is not a nice person.

Why is body language really important to communicate?

• Because you prefer to communicate in that way.

• Because the speakers can become more sensitive to the body language and nonverbal cues of others

• Because it also helps us to interpret others' moods and emotions.

• Because it assists us in understanding and decoding what the person is saying.