Purposive Communication Pre-Test

What is the best definition of communication?

• The process of exchanging thoughts, ideas, and concepts between individuals

• The ability to speak fluently using sophisticated vocabulary

• A formal exchange of messages using written language only

• A structured conversation between two or more people

Why is noise considered an essential element in communication?

• It speeds up the delivery of messages

• It serves as a barrier that may affect message clarity

• It ensures that messages are received quickly

• It is necessary for feedback to occur

Which communication model focuses on the effect of the message rather than the message itself?

• Aristotle’s Model

• Lasswell’s Model

• Shannon and Weaver’s Model

• Eugene White’s Model

How does culture influence communication?

• It determines the official language used in all conversations

• It affects how people interpret messages and interact with others

• It eliminates misunderstandings between speakers

• It prevents language barriers in a global setting

Which type of communication occurs between individuals from different cultural backgrounds?

• Interpersonal Communication

• Intercultural Communication

• Intrapersonal Communication

• Public Communication

In what situation is small group communication most applicable?

• A. A student talking to himself about his lessons

• B. A teacher discussing with colleagues in a faculty meeting

• C. A senator delivering a speech in Congress

• D. A journalist writing an article for publication

Which among the following is an example of nonverbal communication?

• Writing a research paper

• Presenting a speech in a classroom

• Sending an email to a colleague

• Raising an eyebrow to show disbelief

Which of the following is NOT a key feature of digital communication?

• Accessibility

• Instant feedback

When a person is talking to himself or analyzing his own thoughts, what type of communication is taking place?

• Interpersonal Communication

• Intrapersonal Communication

• Public Communication

• Mass Communication

How does globalization affect communication?

• It increases the need for multilingual communication

• It eliminates cultural misunderstandings

• It limits language diversity

• It discourages intercultural exchanges