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WorksheetsModule 1 and 2 Virtual Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 8mins
Communication can be in the following forms, except one:
Verbal Oral
Non-verbal
Verbal Signs
Verbal Written
What is the job of the sender?
Explain the message
Speak up and communicate with the receiver
Decide what medium/channel to use
All of the above
Which is a best practice when communicating.
Listen to respond, not to understand.
Refuse to look the receiver in the eye.
Listen to understand, not just to respond
Make your receiver guess your real thoughts instead of saying them.
What function of communication deals with the maintenance, sustaining, or ending of relationships.
Social Interaction Function
Informative Function
Instructive Function
Persuasive Function
What function of communication deals with convincing other people of your thoughts and views.
Social Interaction Function
Informative Function
Instructive Function
Persuasive Function
What function of communication deals with providing guidelines, to-dos, and procedures on how things should be done.
Social Interaction Function
Informative Function
Instructive Function
Persuasive Function
What function of communication deals with sharing relevant data, spreading knowledge and learning.
Social Interaction Function
Informative Function
Instructive Function
Persuasive Function
What function of communication deals with enjoyment, entertainment, and pleasure.
Motivation Function
Aesthetic Function
Therapeutic
Function
Regulation/Control Function
What function of communication deals with giving advices, providing inspiration, and changing the views of others towards positivity.
Motivation Function
Aesthetic Function
Therapeutic
Function
Regulation/Control Function
What function of communication deals with handling stress, solving personal problems, and healing from the tribulations of life.
Motivation Function
Aesthetic Function
Therapeutic
Function
Regulation/Control Function
Which of the following will not develop your intercultural communication skills
Be aware of your own cultural attitudes
Creating assumptions or prejudices about other cultures
Understand other worldviews
Develop culturally appropriate interpersonal skills
Which cultural orientation values groups more than individuals.
Individualism
Clock-oriented
Collectivism
Event-oriented
Which cultural orientation values observance of time and schedules.
Individualism
Clock-oriented
Collectivism
Event-oriented
Which cultural orientation gives more importance to an individual's own needs, rights, and choices rather than the collective.
Individualism
Clock-oriented
Collectivism
Event-oriented
Which cultural orientation draw attention to status, social classes, titles, or degrees.
Hierarchical
Egalitarian
Masculine
Feminine
Which cultural orientation prefers enabling and nurturing relationships.
Hierarchical
Egalitarian
Masculine
Feminine
Which cultural orientation values equality and opportunities for all.
Hierarchical
Egalitarian
Masculine
Feminine
Which cultural orientation values ambition, decision-making, and wage-earning qualities.
Hierarchical
Egalitarian
Masculine
Feminine
This is the practice of categorizing or generalizing about a certain race or ethnic group based on a distorted view of that group.
Ethnocentrism
Stereotyping
Prejudice
Discrimination
This is the explicit action a person takes to exclude or avoid others.
Ethnocentrism
Stereotyping
Prejudice
Discrimination
