WorksheetsORAL COMMUNICATION (STEM 11)
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 41mins
What are communication functions?
It refers to how people use language for different purposes
It is a self-centered kind of communication with only the speaker as the sender and receiver.
It refers to how language is affected by different time, place, and situation
Communication with oneself using internal vocalization or reflective thinking
FIVE FUNCTIONS OF ORAL COMMUNICATION
(a)
If one is angry, he may be speaking in a very loud voice to express his anger.
Regulation
Motivation
Emotional expression
Control
We come to know what happen around the globe when we read newspaper or watch news program from our television.
Emotional expression
Motivation
Control
Information
We form groups and associate ourselves with members of these groups. Because we interact daily that is why we have to communicate.
Social interaction
Emotional Expression
Regulation
Motivation
Every institution follows certain rules and regulation in which the main objective is to take control of every situation.
Motivation
Regulation
Information
Interaction
A student is motivated to study hard and finish his program to get a good job after graduation or eventually graduates with award or honor.
Internal motivation
External motivation
A student may study hard to get high grades because his parent promise to buy him a new gadget at the end of the school year.
Internal motivation
External motivation
Invitation
Motivation
Social Interaction
“Move on. He doesn’t love you anymore"
Information
Regulation
“Will you marry me?”
Motivation
Social interaction
Communication informs.
True
False
In communication we can't express different emotions anger, happiness, guilt, etc.
True
False
Motivation functions to encourage people to live better.
True
False
As human beings we always interact because we are social beings.
True
False
_____________ is communication with oneself using internal vocalization or reflective thinking.
Interpersonal Communication
Intrapersonal Communication
_____________ is often defined as communication that takes place between people who are interdependent and have some knowledge of each other.
Interpersonal Communication
Intrapersonal Communication
Involves a single speaker, who in a relatively formal tone and manner, presents a continuous, uninterrupted, informative, persuasive or entertaining discourse of supposedly general interest to a sizable number of other persons.
(a)
Used to deliver the message (audio, video, visual presentation)
(a)
The person that talks and shares the information; gives the presentation
(a)
The group of people than listen and want to find out what is told by public speakers
(a)
This is the most basic kind of interpersonal communication by which two persons mutually share information, ideas or even arguments.
(a)
Refers to a group small enough in size to facilitate every member’s interacting with every other member’s interacting with every other member.
(a)
Communicate with our self about what we want to eat due to the internal stimulus of hunger
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
Public communication
Presentations
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
Public communication
Speech style refers to the manner a person/ persons act in the midst of people in the society.
True
False
Knowing the conversation styles can help prevent misunderstandings and arguments from happening.
True
False
It is also known as a fixed language.
(a)
It is known as the third level of language.
(a)
This is the language used by very close friends and lovers which is so private and requires significant amount of shared history, knowledge and experiences.
(a)
This is standard for work, school and business matters. It is expected to be presented in complete sentences and with specific uses of the language.
(a)
This is the language used by friends during their ordinary conversations.
(a)
It is expected to be presented in complete sentences and with specific uses of the language.
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
Asking advice from parents about serious matters
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
The word choice is too general and the conversation is dependent upon nonverbal assists, significant knowledge and shared information.
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
Wedding ceremony
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
When a student is talking to his teacher about school matters
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
When a client talks to his lawyer
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
Talking to one’s boyfriend/ girlfriend and telling him /her that you love him/her
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
Pledge of allegiance
Intimate
Casual
Formal
Consultative
Frozen
There is always a reason why a person speaks and this reason is called
Speech act
Communicative presumption
Are acts of communication
Speech act
Communicative presumption
These are utterances which have a certain conventional force such as informing, ordering, and warning.
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
This is saying something that tries to achieve such as convincing, persuading, deterring or surprising.
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
It is roughly equivalent to uttering a certain sentence with a certain meaning in the traditional sense.
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
“What!”
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
“It is because of your lifestyle that you are in that kind of situation."
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
“I will see you tomorrow.”
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
"It is cold here."
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
“You’re the best”
Locution
Illocution
Perlocution
As we grow older, we are exposed to conversations that maybe done with different approaches based on situations and factors such as educational background or degree of closeness/ relationship.
True
False
Conversations does not limited to face- to- face conversation.
True
False
We don't engage in various conversations everyday.
True
False
When a conversation does not run smoothly, _______ is needed.
Nomination
Turn taking
Repair
Topic shifting
Restriction
When a conversation does not run smoothly, _______ is needed.
Restriction
Topic control
Nomination
Repair
Termination
In a conversation, speakers don’t talk at the same time because if that happens, they will not understand each other.
Nomination
Turn taking
“Can we change the topic from politics to culture?”
Repair
Topic shifting
One should start with one and eventually conversation begins. Both speakers should agree on the topic they want to converse with.
Nomination
Topic control
Sometimes a student may recite sentences with wrong grammar, the teacher may correct him right away.
Repair
Restriction
If they will be talking about PBA, they will stick to that topic. They may stick to NBA, UAAP or NCAA but still it is about basketball.
Restriction
Termination
It provides enough details to readers to clearly explain the topic.
(a)
Aims to put the audience in a relaxing mood through the use of situations that may create a humorous experience.
(a)
This kind of speech aims to affect the behavior or the attitude of the audience.
(a)
(a) is called informative writing, because its purpose is to explain, inform or clarify.
This may be presented in occasions like dinners, banquets, seminars, family occasions and others.
(a)
This may result to forgetting and loss of more realistic expression of the ideas of the speech.
Persuasive speech
Memorized speech
Informative speech
The speaker is expected to possess self-confidence which is enough to sustain the time required for the speech delivery.
Extemporaneous speech
Reading from a manuscript
Impromptu speech
It deprives the audience with eye contact but gives less worries for the speaker( fear of forgetting important details).
Extemporaneous speech
Reading from a manuscript
Impromptu speech
The speaker should have an ample stock of appropriate words to avoid gaps during the delivery. Such delivery must be spontaneous and naturally appealing.
Extemporaneous speech
Reading from a manuscript
Impromptu speech
Memorized speech
He organizes his thoughts right before the actual delivery.
Extemporaneous speech
Reading from a manuscript
Impromptu speech
Memorized speech
It is very important to consider the characteristics of the audience in the preparation of a speech.
Choosing the topic
Analyzing the audience
Sourcing the information
Outlining and Organizing the speech contents
When ____________ for a speech, the speaker should always consider the characteristics of the audience, the kind of occasion and its suitability to the situation.
Choosing the topic
Analyzing the audience
Sourcing the information
Outlining and Organizing the speech contents
It aids the speaker to have a clear view the arrangement of ideas and facts with eliminating unnecessary ones.
Choosing the topic
Analyzing the audience
Sourcing the information
Outlining and Organizing the speech contents
It is recommended to go beyond what he knows so as to widen the scope and authenticity of his ideas.
Choosing the topic
Analyzing the audience
Sourcing the information
Outlining and Organizing the speech contents
A (a) is the blueprint or framework of any speech.
Effective Speech Delivery
Makes full use of both the visible and audible codes
Is sincere
Is adapted to the total speaking situation
Effective Speech Delivery
Makes full use of both the visible and audible codes
Attract attention to itself.
Is modest and assuming
Is confident and assured
Tips for delivering a successful speech
Indirect eye contact with your audience
Facial expression should be on the “happy” side
Speak with an audible voice, good diction, pronunciation, and enunciation
Hands should be relaxed
Deliver your speech with gaucheness
Dont's in Speech Delivery
Feet too wide apart or too close together
Staring at ceiling, floor or wall
Steady feet
Swaying from side to side, socking backward and forward
Deliberately adding pauses
Dont's in Speech Delivery
Giggling
Use memorable alliteration
Putting hands in pockets
Emphasize keywords
Wetting lips frequently
