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WorksheetsOral Communication Quiz#2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
An example of this type of gesture is the use of facial expressions to display specific emotions.
emblems
regulators
adapters
affective display
A woman beside you suddenly stands up and scratches his head. This is an example of?
an illustrator
a manipulator
an emblem
none of the above
These are valid conclusions about gestures and cultures based on research, EXCEPT.
we cannot not always communicate.
nonverbal cues can reinforce verbal messages.
words used, not nonverbal cues, are more likely to reveal the ones who are telling a lie.
nonverbal cues can substitute or take the place of spoken word
How can we say that non-verbal communication is predominantly relational?
emotions are easily conveyed nonverbally
it is always subject to misinterpretation
it has no single meaning
it doesn’t inherent meaning
Which one is not a function of Non-verbal communication?
Non-verbal cues can emphasize or underscore a verbal message.
Non-verbal cues can regulate or control person-to-person interaction.
Non-verbal cues can impede the flow of communication.
Non-verbal cues can contradict or negate verbal messages.
To communicate effectively with non-verbal communication, you must be able to...
monitor your own nonverbal communication
observe multiple nonverbal cues before drawing any conclusions about a person’s communication
try to match nonverbal and verbal communication to avoid mixed messages
all of the above
Symbols are abstract. They are not (a) .
This includes changes in posture and other movements made with little awareness.
Emblems
adaptors
regulators
affective displays
What are the types of gestures and body movements? Provide at least four and give their definition.
(a) and jewelry we wear can cause others to form judgments regarding our success.
In hesitations and silence, knowing when to (a) is a critical skill because it gives us a chance to gather our thoughts.
This is the term we use to call the way we pronounce or utter sounds.
Pitch
Volume
Hesitation/Pause
Articulation
(a) involves communicative functions associated with the sense of smell.
The language used for a particular group of people is called (a)
These are non-verbal signals with a verbal equivalent.
illustrators
emblems
manipulators
affective displays
The use of specific words will help the speaker to convey exactly what he or she wants to say. Which of the following is described in the statement?
respect individual differences
avoid stereotyping
strive to achieve clarity
strive to use words that are comprehensible to your listener
What are the three distinctive characteristics of Verbal communication?
