ENG 101 Communication Quiz

Identify the model of communication being exemplified in each situation.

"A politician delivers a campaign speech in a rural town. Understanding that the audience primarily comprises farmers and small business owners, the politician focuses on agricultural policies and local economic development. The speech is tailored to resonate with the concerns and interests of the audience, aiming to gain their support in the upcoming election."

• Aristotle's model

• Shannon-Weaver's model

• Osgood-Schramm model

• White's Stages of Oral Communication

Identify the model of communication being exemplified in each situation.

A student is attending an online lecture, but due to poor audio quality, parts of the professor's explanation are garbled. The student struggles to understand the material thoroughly and eventually sends a message to the professor asking for clarification on the key points discussed. The professor responds with a more straightforward explanation via email, helping the student grasp the content better.

• Aristotle's model

• Shannon-Weaver's model

• Osgood-Schramm model

• White's Stages of Oral Communication

Identify the model of communication being exemplified in each situation.

A doctor and a patient are discussing treatment options for a medical condition. Although the patient is unfamiliar with medical terminology, the doctor explains the procedures using simple language and relatable examples.

• Aristotle's model

• Shannon-Weaver's model

• Osgood-Schramm model

• White's Stages of Oral Communication

Identify the model of communication being exemplified in each situation.

A teacher explains a complex topic during class. Observing students' reactions and noting any confusion, the teacher pauses to clarify and answer questions, ensuring the material is understood before continuing.

• Aristotle's model

• Shannon-Weaver's model

• Osgood-Schramm model

• White's Stages of Oral Communication

Identify the model of communication being exemplified in each situation.

A software developer uses technical jargon to explain a new product's features to a marketing manager. The marketing manager, unfamiliar with the terms, finds it hard to understand.

• Aristotle's model

• Shannon-Weaver's model

• Osgood-Schramm model

• White's Stages of Oral Communication

Determine what principle of ethical communication (NCA Credo) is referred to the situation.

"A student accurately presents climate change data from reliable sources, avoiding exaggeration and emotional language."

• truthfulness, accuracy, honesty, and reason

• freedom of expression, diversity of perspective, and tolerance of dissent

• condemnation of communication that degrades individuals and humanity

• accepting responsibility for the short and long-term consequences of our communication

Determine what principle of ethical communication (NCA Credo) is referred to the situation.

"A company halts a campaign that includes stereotypes and issues a public apology, showing commitment to respectful communication."

• truthfulness, accuracy, honesty, and reason

• freedom of expression, diversity of perspective, and tolerance of dissent

• condemnation of communication that degrades individuals and humanity

• accepting responsibility for the short and long-term consequences of our communication

Determine what principle of ethical communication (NCA Credo) is referred to the situation.

"In a debate, all participants share their views on immigration policy respectfully, even when opinions differ widely."

• truthfulness, accuracy, honesty, and reason

• freedom of expression, diversity of perspective, and tolerance of dissent

• condemnation of communication that degrades individuals and humanity

• accepting responsibility for the short and long-term consequences of our communication

Determine what principle of ethical communication (NCA Credo) is referred to the situation.

"A journalist issues a retraction and apology after publishing misleading headlines that caused public panic, ensuring future accuracy."

• truthfulness, accuracy, honesty, and reason

• freedom of expression, diversity of perspective, and tolerance of dissent

• condemnation of communication that degrades individuals and humanity

• accepting responsibility for the short and long-term consequences of our communication

Determine what principle of ethical communication (NCA Credo) is referred to the situation.

"After sharing a meme that spreads false information, a student deletes the post and publicly clarifies the truth to prevent further misunderstanding."

• truthfulness, accuracy, honesty, and reason

• freedom of expression, diversity of perspective, and tolerance of dissent

• condemnation of communication that degrades individuals and humanity

• accepting responsibility for the short and long-term consequences of our communication