QUIZ 4-THE 7C'S OF COMMUNICATION

Identify the grammatically correct sentence.

• The criminologist explain the causes of crime.

• He always follow the standard operating procedures.

• The evidence was submitted to the laboratory for analysis.

• They takes notes during the investigation.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 C's of Communication?

• Clarity

• Concreteness

• Cohesiveness

• Completeness

What does "Clarity" mean in communication?

• Using complex words to sound professional

• Using clear and simple language

• Speaking louder to emphasize a point

• Using humor in every conversation

"Giving all necessary details in a message" refers to which C?

• Concreteness

• Completeness

• Courtesy

• Conciseness

Which C of communication involves being respectful and considerate?

• Correctness

• Courtesy

• Clarity

• Conciseness

What is "Conciseness" in communication?

• Making the message short but still complete

• Talking slowly and carefully

• Using vague terms to avoid mistakes

• Ignoring unnecessary details without clarifying the main point

Which sentence is clear?

• We’ll meet at the usual place later.

• We’ll do that thing you mentioned.
  

• The training will start at 8:00 AM in Room 301.

• Just be there when it’s time.

Which sentence is courteous?

• Kindly submit your report by 3 PM so we can proceed with the next step.

• Submit your report now.

• Don’t make me remind you again.

• You probably forgot the deadline as usual.

Which sentence is coherent (ideas are well-connected)?

• Crime is increasing. The sky is blue. Police stations are open.

• The suspect was arrested, then the officers collected evidence and interviewed witnesses.

• The investigation was completed. The office has new furniture. The weather is good.

• There are issues. Many issues. Issues everywhere.

Which sentence is wordy and redundant (lacks conciseness)?

• The investigator reviewed the evidence carefully.

• In a careful and thorough manner, the investigator proceeded to review and examine the pieces of evidence.

• The investigator checked the evidence.

• The investigator looked at the evidence thoroughly.