UNIT 1: Communication Components, Processes, and Skills Practice

What is communication?

• The process of conveying a message or exchanging information

• The ability to write without making mistakes

• The act of listening to music

• A form of exercise

What is verbal communication?

• A form of communication using spoken words to convey a message through word choice and grammar.

• A form of communication without words that involves body language, facial expression, posture.

• A form of communication using written words to convey a message.

• A form of communication using images and text.

Which form of communication involves writing the message that you want to communicate in the form of letters, emails, memos, and reports?

• Verbal

• Nonverbal

• Written

• Visual

Which form of communication uses signs, posters, exhibitions, and logos?

• Verbal

• Nonverbal

• Visual

• Written

Non-verbal communication involves:

• body language, facial expression, posture

• face-to-face conversations, telephone conversations, speeches

• letters, emails, memos, and reports

• Signs, posters, exhibitions, and logos

What happens in the Initiation phase (Thinking) of the communication process?

• The receiver sends feedback.

• The process of interpreting the sender's message into meaningful information.

• The sender considers an idea or information and decides to share it with the receiver.

• The sender sends the message by using a communication channel.

The Encoding phase in the communication process involves:

• The sender translates the thoughts into a communicable message.

• The sender sends the message by using a communication channel.

• providing feedback to the sender

• The receiver decodes the message and provides feedback.

What occurs during the Transmitting phase of the communication process?

• The communication process is terminated.

• The receiver decodes the message and provides feedback.

• The message is stored for future reference.

• The sender sends the message by using a communication channel.

The Receiving phase in the communication process involves:

• Transmitting a message to the receiver.

• The receiver receiving the message from the sender.

• The receiver sends feedback.

• translating thoughts into a communicable message

What is the Decoding phase in the communication process?

• The process of interpreting the sender's message into meaningful information to understand it properly.

• The phase where the message is sent to the receiver.

• The phase where feedback is given to the sender.

• The sender sends the message by using a communication channel.