ENGLISH (Nonverbal and Verbal Strategies)

Act of moving one's body parts, usually arms, hands, legs, as a means of expression.

• a. Gestures

• b. Facial expressions

• c. Vocal distraction

• d. Fluency

When can we say that oral communication becomes effective?

• a. When it does not involve verbal and nonverbal communication.

• b. When it is understood by receiving parties.

• c. When there is no feedback.

• d. When there is unlimited time.

Communication without words is called __________.

• a. Silent speaking

• b. Verbal communication

• c. Nonverbal communication

• d. Interpersonal communication

Communication achieved using facial expressions, eye contact, movements, and gestures.

• a. Body language

• b. Eye contact

• c. Tone

• d. Rate

When you speak, your listener gets messages from:

• a. What you say and your vocabulary

• b. How you look and your words

• c. What you say, how you act, and your accent

• d. What you say, how you act, and how you look

Which of the following is an important factor in attaining effective communication process?

• a. Proper usage of vocal cues

• b. Good listening skills

• c. Creating an open and safe atmosphere

• d. All answers are correct

Communicating ideas and emotions non verbally by changing one's face.

• a. Vocal variety

• b. Gestures

• c. Facial expressions

• d. Eye contact

The loudness or softness of the speaker's voice.

• a. Rate

• b. Pitch

• c. Volume

• d. Posture

Which of the following is NOT recommended to show confidence in posture during a stage performance?

• a. Keeping the chin up

• b. Slouching the shoulders

• c. Keeping the chest slightly higher

• d. Relaxing the knees

Why are facial expressions important in stage performance?

• a. To confuse the audience

• b. To match the character's emotions with the message

• c. To hide the actor's feelings

• d. To avoid eye contact with co-performers