Communication Models Quiz

In Aristotle's model, what is considered the most crucial element in delivering a persuasive public speech?

• Audience

• Message

• Speaker

• Feedback

Which model introduces the concept of "noise" in communication?

• Laswell's Model

• Shannon-Weaver Model

• Berlo's Model

• White's Model

According to the Shannon-Weaver model, which part converts the message into signals?

• Receiver

• Decoder

• Encoder

• Channel

In which situation would the "field of experience" be most important for communication success?

• A written exam

• A radio commercial

• A foreigner giving a lecture in a different language

• A TV advertisement

What does Berlo emphasize in his model that differs from the Shannon-Weaver model?

• Feedback loops

• Emotional and cultural context

• Channel noise

• Use of symbols

Which model best illustrates the evolutionary nature of communication over time and with experience?

• White's Model

• Helical Model

• Aristotle's Model

• Berlo's Model

In the Laswell Model, the phrase "in which channel" refers to:

• The audience's mindset

• The emotional tone

• The medium used

• The speaker's authority

In Shannon-Weaver's model, a physical distraction like thunder or static in a call is considered:

• Encoding failure

• Field of experience

• Channel feedback

• Noise

Which of the following best describes Eugene White's model?

• It is focused on the source and the audience.

• It involves feedback and is cyclical in nature.

• It ignores the role of feedback.

• It is a one-way communication model.

Which model considers the personal background of both speaker and listener to be crucial for effective communication?

• Schramm's Model

• Laswell's Model

• Aristotle's Model

• Helical Model