ORAL COMMUNICATION NAT REVIEW

The process of giving and receiving information between a human source and a

human receiver using words, symbols or actions is called__________.

• process

• transmission

• communication

• telecommunication

An element of communication that convey messages by converting their thoughts

into symbols or observable signal such as words.

• Sender

• Receiver

• Channels

• Messages

An element of communication which converts symbols into thoughts.

• Conduit

• Schema

• Encoding

• Decoding

They are observable signals transmitted from sender to receiver.

• Verbal

• Symbols

• Nonverbal

• Sign language

It refers to the field of experience where culture and experience work altogether.

• Schema

• Register

• Feedback

• Speech act

The symbol that usually comes in a form of spoken words or anything else out of the

mouth of the speaker is known as ____________.

• Verbal

• Nonverbal

• Sign language

• Printed symbols

An interruption at any form that reduces the quality of the signal sent by the sender

through the channel.

• Noise

• Environment

• Transmission

• Communication breakdown

A type of communication which involves talking to people or limited number of

people.

• Public

• Intercultural

• Interpersonal

• Intrapersonal

This is the type of communication which undertakes deliberation because you are

talking to people of different culture.

• cultural

• Intercultural

• Cross-cultural

• Cultural speech

The type of communication in which the speaker is talking to “oneself”, meditating

and encouraging in making life’s choices.

• Self-talk

• Intrapersonal

• interpersonal

• Self-motivation