Oral Communication Quiz

A student giving a class report uses simple words, gestures, and facial expressions to make the topic understandable. This shows the use of encoding in communication.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In the Shannon-Weaver Model, feedback plays the most critical role in ensuring mutual understanding between speaker and listener.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Nonverbal elements like eye contact and tone of voice often make communication more believable than spoken words.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A Grade 9 student raises his hand and says “I agree,” while nodding and smiling during a group activity. What communication element is he performing?

A teacher converts her lesson into simple words, stories, and examples so her Grade 4 class can understand. What process is she doing before speaking?

The barangay captain gives a direct order to evacuate due to flooding. Which function of communication is being used?

A communication breakdown occurs when the teacher uses highly technical terms that students cannot understand. What barrier caused this?

A teacher delivers a speech at the graduation ceremony. She focuses on her delivery without expecting any response or feedback from the audience. The formality of the event guides how she chooses her words. What model of communication is shown?

• Shannon-Weaver Model

• Schramm Model

• Aristotelian Model

• Eugene White Model

A Grade 10 student presents her research through a live video call, but due to poor signal, the audio keeps lagging. Her message is misunderstood by her classmates. What type of communication barrier is present?

• Poor articulation

• Bad Internet Connection

• Noise from the Sender

• Feedback error

A radio announcer explains an important government update, but because the listener is distracted by a personal family problem, the message is not clearly understood. What type of barrier is this?

• Distance

• Poor articulation

• Personal Problems

• Prejudice