ORAL COMUNNICATION PRACTICE QUIZ

Anything related to the meaning of words that distorts or masks a message and confuses the listener.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

• PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

Originates from the emotional state, mental state, and psychological makeup of a person.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

• PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

Comes from the environment.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

• PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

Bodily conditions that compromise the ability of a person to send, receive, or understand messages.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

• PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

Depression, anger, suspicions, paranoia, anxiety, biases, etc.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

• PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

•  PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

Unbearable weather, talking classmates, a distracting visual aid.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

• PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

Hunger, stomachache, fatigue, headache, etc.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

•  PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

Use of foreign language, a listener’s limited vocabulary, different interpretations of the meaning of a word.

• PHYSICAL NOISE

• PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE

• PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

• SEMANTIC NOISE

_ refer to the diverse values, beliefs, and behaviors that exist among various groups. These differences can affect how individuals interpret messages, express emotions, and engage in interactions.

• Cultural Differences

• Attention Issues

• Language Barriers

•  Emotions

When people receive too much information at once, it becomes difficult to retain key points. This can cause misunderstandings and reduce productivity. Clear and concise messaging is key.

• Language Barriers

• Cultural Differences

• Information Overload

• Distractions and Noise in the Environment