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WorksheetsIntrapersonal vs. Interpersonal Communication
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins
Which of the following types of communication involves two people only.
Dyadic Communication
Intrapersonal Communication
Public Communication
Family Communication
Which of the following types of communication involves 3 persons or more?
Interpersonal Communication
Intrapersonal Communication
Group Communication
Public Communication
Making eye contact is a form of body language.
TRUE
FALSE
How an individual sees them self is known as:
Self Concept
Self Esteem
Self Commonucation
Self Entitlement
Three of the types of Interpersonal Communication are:
Public, Self, Silence
Group, Solo, Written
Dyadic, Tribunal, Fake News
Group, Public, Dyadic
Nonverbal cues directly linked with words (example gesturing when you speak) are known as:
Displays
Illustrators
Verbal Signals
Signs
The distance between speaker and listener that determines whether a public speech is being given is:
0-2 feet
2-4 feet
4-12 feet
12 + feet
Speaking your words correctly; stressing the proper part of a word is known as
Tone
Pronunciation
Volume
Vocal Variety
The way you sound; your individual sound
Gesture
Pronunciation
Voice
Diction
The highness or lowness of the voice
Pitch
Rate
Gesture
Diaphragm
The harshness or smoothness of the voice; determines emotions
Volume
Breathing
Vowels
Tone
The loudness or softness of the voice
Pitch
Volume
Tone
Posture
Muscle located between the abdomen and rib cage; power supply for extra air
Diaphragm
Tone
Volume
Breathing
The rising and falling of the pitch
Breathing
Posture
Consonants
Inflection
The clarity of your voice; shaping and molding sounds clearly
Articulation
Posture
Volume
Breathing
How fast or slow you speak
Consonants
Volume
Rate
Pitch
Hand and body movements used to bring an idea across
Posture
Rate
Gestures
Eye Contact
Changes in a speaker's rate, pitch, and volume that give the voice variety and expressiveness
Eye Contact
Posture
Breathing
Vocal Variety
Making contact with an audience using your eyes
Eye Contact
Posture
Body Language
Rate
How we sit and stand
Eye Contact
Inflection
Posture
Diaphragm
Air in and out of your lungs and diaphragm
Volume
Breathing
Pronunciation
Vocal Variety
Free passage of air through the mouth to create a pure sound
Consonants
Vowels
Rate
Pitch
Sounds in which the passage of air is stopped or partially stopped by the lips or tongue
Vowels
Breathing
Pitch
Consonants
