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WorksheetsLanguage and Oral Communication
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
A unit of language that native speakers can identify
Language
Oral Communication
Word(s)
Speech
Among the Principles of successful Oral Communication, what is this that deals with having brief messages for the speaker to get the receiver's attention?
Logical Sequence
Precision
Brevity
Emphasis
Speaker's emotions is not necessary to make oral communication effective because speaker can always talk about his/her main subject freely.
TRUE
FALSE
This idea states that language began when humans started naming objects after a relevant sound that was already involved in their everyday life.
Pooh-Pooh Theory
Vocabulary
Dingdong Theory
Oral communication
What are the types of Language in Communication.
Verbal
word
Written
Sang
It is more restrictive word than Verbal.
Natural Voice
Oral Communication
Ta-Ta Theory
Non-Verbal
Dialect includes the pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary that people used within a group.
TRUE
FALSE
Verbal and Oral Communication are of to be really synonymous in such way that both are delivered through either spoken or written.
TRUE
FALSE
It states the idea that language came from the use of tongue and mouth gestures to mimic manual gestures.
Bow-Wow Theory
La-La Theory
Ta-ta Theory
Yo-he-yo Theory
There are words that can be associated with Language. Choose what are those that discussed earlier.
Culture
Communication
Dialect
Understanding
Words have different meanings to different people in different situations.
TRUE
FALSE
Pooh-Pooh Theory suggests that language began when our ancestors started imitating the natural sounds around them.
TRUE
FALSE
Oral Communication exclusively mean spoke.
TRUE
FALSE
Syntax is the rules by which we organize grammar in the sentences.
TRUE
FALSE
In order to have successful oral communication, it must have and be ?
Clear Pronunciation
nonsensical
used unapt word
precise
