COM101- MIDTERM QUIZ

In this letter format, the date and closing are typically placed on the right side of the page, while the inside address, salutation, and body of the letter are left-justified.

• Full-block style

• Modified block style

• Semi-block style

• Simplified style

This is a speech that is given without any prior preparation or rehearsal. It is often given in response to an unexpected situation or question, and requires the speaker to think on their feet and deliver their thoughts in a clear and concise manner.

• Impromptu speech

• Extemporaneous speech

• Persuasive speech

• Argumentative speech

This is a form of communication that involves presenting a speech to a group of people, usually in a formal or public setting. Examples are speaking at a conference, delivering a lecture in a classroom, or giving a speech at a public event.

• Public speaking

• Workplace communication

• Technical writing

• Non-verbal communication

This summarizes the entire argument of the speech. It is usually placed in the introductory paragraph and serves as a roadmap for the audience, informing them the central focus of the speech.

• Argumentative thesis statement

• Related literature matrix

• Annotated bibliography

• Outline

This refers to a note located at the letter's bottom that specifies the attachments that come alongside the letter. This is commonly utilized to signal the presence of additional documents, such as a resume or contract, that are included with the letter.

• Complimentary close

• Attention line

• Copy notation

• Enclosure notation

This form of writing is used to convey technical and complex information to a specific audience. The primary focus is to communicate information in a clear, concise, and informative manner.

• Academic writing

• Creative writing

• Technical writing

• Research writing

This type of report records any unexpected occurrence or event that resulted in or could have resulted in harm to the employees or staff members in the workplace. The purpose is to identify the cause of the event and develop strategies to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.

• Progress report

• Feasibility report

• Research report

• Incident report

This refers to a list of references, along with a brief summary and evaluation of each source. Additionally, the evaluation assesses the quality and relevance of the source to the research project, and may include comments on the author's credentials, the methodology, and any biases or limitations.

• Argumentative thesis statement

• Related literature matrix

• Annotated bibliography

• Outline

This is an employment document that is sent along with the applicant’s resume during the job application process. It explains the applicant’s interest in the job and highlights his/her qualifications and skills that make him/her a suitable candidate for the position.

• Cover letter

• Resume

• Curriculum vitae

• Employee file

This type of communication involves the exchange of information, ideas, and messages between individuals or groups in a workplace setting. It is essential for building and maintaining positive relationships among colleagues, promoting teamwork, and achieving organizational goals.

• Organizational communication

• Verbal communication

• Non-verbal communication

• Extended communication