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WorksheetsOral communication
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 24mins
Types of non-verbal communication.
handshakes, written communication, talking, touch
It refers to the quality of being suitable or fitting for a particular context or audience. It involves selecting the right tone, language, and content for a given situation.
The process in which the receiver interprets and understands the message.
Refer to a group’s expectations from its people.
Social values
This type of communication happens when the same person acts as both the sender and receiver of the message.
Dyadic communication.
Intimate & Personal:Formal & Impersonal are?
Intrapersonal
Dyadic
Gives way to others to avoid conflict.
(a)
Someone who is not willing to anything for the group.
(a)
Who dominates the discussion?
(a)
Willing to give out information, and allow others to do the same.
(a)
Members follow a systematic way of doing things.
(a)
Encourages other people to participate.
(a)
This is using concise and to-the-point communication without unnecessary or excessive details. It helps convey information efficiently and effectively.
Clarity
Relevance
Vividness
Brevity
The quality of being clear, understandable, and unambiguous. It ensures that the message is easily comprehensible by the reader or listener.
It is adhering to principles of right and wrong in communication and decision-making.
It is the using descriptive language, sensory details, and vivid imagery to make your writing or communication more engaging and memorable.
Clarity
Vividness
Ethics
Brevity
Writing a formal business email to a client should be appropriate in tone and content, avoiding slang or overly casual language.
Appropriateness
Clarity
Vividness
Brevity
In a text message, you might say, "I'll be there in 10 minutes" instead of "I will arrive at our meeting location in approximately 10 minutes."
Brevity
Vividness
Appropriateness
Clarity
When writing instructions for assembling furniture, using clear step-by-step diagrams and simple language enhances clarity.
Clarity
Brevity
Clarity
Ethics
A journalist adhering to ethical standards would refrain from publishing false information or engaging in sensationalism to attract readers.
Brevity
Ethics
Proxemics
Paralinguistics
When describing a picturesque sunset, you might use vivid language like "The sun dipped below the horizon, casting a fiery orange and pink glow across the sky, painting a breathtaking masterpiece."
Clarity
Brevity
Vividness
Proxemics
Communication has two levels of meaning
content and relationship
Communication is contextualized.
Consider G-R-E-P-S
Ethics
Vividness
Clarity
Brevity
Focuses more on the concrete rather than the abstract.
vivid
How many stages is the communication process?
(a)
First stage of the communication process
Sender
This is the individual or entity initiating the communication. The sender has a message or information they want to convey to the receiver.
(a)
The process of converting the sender's thoughts, ideas, or feelings into a message that can be transmitted through a chosen communication channel.
(a)
2nd and 3rd communication process, respectively.
Encoding and Message
Decoding and Encoding
Sender and Decoding
Channel and Sender
This is the actual content or information being conveyed by the sender. It can be verbal, written, visual, or non-verbal (such as body language or gestures).
(a)
The medium or method through which the message is transmitted from the sender to the receiver.
(a)
Communication is dynamic.
(a)
This is unstructured and spontaneous.
Non-verbal communication
Verbal communication
