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WorksheetsGE PEC EXIT SHEET 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
A type of communication which aims to get a receiver to pay attention and understand a piece of information
ARGUMENTATIVE
INFORMATIVE
PERSUASIVE
PURPOSIVE
A type of communication which is considered as an art of gaining fair and favorable consideration of one’s or personal view
ARGUMENTATIVE
INFORMATIVE
PERSUASIVE
PURPOSIVE
A type of communication which relies heavily on sound proof and responding to appeals
ARGUMENTATIVE
INFORMATIVE
PERSUASIVE
PURPOSIVE
Which of the following choices does not refer to the purpose of persuasive communication?
It provides a choice among options.
It advocates something through the speaker.
It gives importance to the speaker’s credibility.
It seeks to expand awareness of the world.
Which of the following choices does not refer to the purpose of informative communication?
It seeks to expand awareness of the world.
It abides by curiosity about how things work and how they are made.
It seeks to refine and improve content.
It appeals to feelings.
A term which refers to a process of speaking in a structured, deliberate manner to inform, influence or entertain an audience
SPEECH
PUBLIC SPEAKING
INFORMATIVE COMMUNICATION
SPEAKING
A term which refers to the body of spoken expressions of information and ideas
SPEECH
PUBLIC SPEAKING
MANUSCRIPT
SPEAKING
A type of speech which requires the speaker to commit everything to memory
READING FROM A MANUSCRIPT
MEMORIZED SPEECH
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH
IMPROMPTU
A type of speech which refers to speaking at the spur of the moment with minimal or no time for preparation
READING FROM A MANUSCRIPT
MEMORIZED SPEECH
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH
IMPROMPTU
A type of speech which requires speakers to formulate spontaneous sentences with short or long preparation
READING FROM A MANUSCRIPT
MEMORIZED SPEECH
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH
IMPROMPTU
A type of communication which is written when a person needs more information about products or services offered by companies or individuals
INQUIRY LETTER
INTERVIEW
ESSAY
A type of communication which has gained popularity because of tis speed and convenience; these are often considered less formal but with expectations for appropriate and effective content
INQUIRY LETTER
INTERVIEW
ESSAY
A special type of purposive communication which can be classified into different types according to purpose in order to obtain information from an organization or individual
INQUIRY LETTER
INTERVIEW
ESSAY
A term which refers to the strategic analysis of an organization’s or individual’s key strengths and weaknesses
SWOT ANALYSIS
DIAGRAM ANALYSIS
SKILLS ANALYSIS
SWAT ANALYSIS
A factor which refers to things or variables that we can control; these are identified during an in-depth analysis of an organization’s or an individual's key strengths and weaknesses
INTERNAL FACTORS
EXTERNAL FACTORS
WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES
Which of the following choices does not describe the benefit of conducting a SWOT analysis?
It identifies capabilities and resources.
It points out potential strategies.
It creates new opportunities and personal skills which can be potentially developed or acquired.
It seeks to improve content.
A factor which refers to things or variables which are beyond one's control; these are identified during an in-depth analysis of an organization’s or an individual's key strengths and weaknesses
INTERNAL FACTORS
EXTERNAL FACTORS
WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES
A key area in a SWOT analysis which refers to the obstacles which are perceived to be stopping an organization or an individual from growing
STRENGTH
WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITY
THREAT
A key area in a SWOT analysis which refers to key points that help an organization or an individual to develop, grow and improve
STRENGTH
WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITY
THREAT
A key area in a SWOT analysis which refers to the perceived shortcomings that affect the efficiency of an organization or individual
STRENGTH
WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITY
THREAT
