Understanding Speech Contexts

The type of speech context which refers to communication that requires you to deliver or send the message before or in front of a group.

• Interpersonal communication

• Mass communication

• Intrapersonal communication

• Public communication

It refers to communication that centers on one person where the speaker acts both as sender and receiver of the message.

• Interpersonal communication

• Mass communication

• Intrapersonal communication

• Public communication

This is interpersonal communication that involves at least three but not more than twelve people engaging in a face-to-face interaction.

• Dyad communication

• Small group communication

• Sharing group communication

• Team communication

The following statements are correct about speech context EXCEPT…

• Communication may be classified into different types based on number of participants.

• Speech takes place in a vacuum and is always contextualized.

• Speech context depends on the relationship of the communicator and the situation.

• There is always a reason to speak which includes the purpose, audience and the situation.

Which of the following is NOT a speech context?

• Dyad communication

• Long story communication

• Intrapersonal communication

• Mass communication

An intrapersonal communication involves…

• A small group

• One speaker

• A speaker and an audience

• Two speakers

Which among the following is NOT an interpersonal communication?

• Talking to a counselor

• Talking to a mirror

• Talking to a stranger

• Talking to a supervisor

This is communication which uses brain as the channel.

• Mass communication

• Public communication

• Interpersonal communication

• Intrapersonal communication

The following are types of public communication EXCEPT…

• Oration

• Radio broadcast

• Extemporaneous

• Declamation

Public speaking is also known as…

• Dyad communication

• Public communication

• Mass communication

• Small group communication