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Worksheetsoral communication reviewer
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
It means sharing and exchanging messages, information, ideas and feelings for mutual understanding
Communication
Feedback
Response
Who is considered as the Father of Mass Communication
Aristotle
Wilbur Schramm
Eugene White
It is the response or reaction given by the receiver to the sender of the message. It can be positive or negative result response of the receiver.
Response
Feedback
Decoding
Message
What year was the concept of NOISE introduced?
1999
1870
1990
1948
Who introduced the Shannon-weaver model?
Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver
Wilbur Schramm
Eugene White
Is the technical term used to refer to all the possible barriers to effective communication
Barriers
Breakdown in communication
Noise
It is the process of converting the message into symbol such as words actions or other perceivable forms that the speaker understands
Decoding
Encoding
Channel
This refers to the medium or the means in which the encoded message is conveyed personal or non-personal through speaking writing, gesturing, signal,etc.
Message
Medium
Channel
Message is the idea being transmitted by the sender to the receiver
True
False
Considered nonverbal form of communication.
Paralanguage
Language of Color
Language of flowers
Situated communication among person's of different cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
Verbal/ Non-verbal communication
Models of communication
Intercultural communication
Cultural differences
Study of how time is used and perceived in various cultures and interpersonal interactions
Language of flowers
Paralanguage
Chronemics
Study of how people use and perceived space in various cultures and interpersonal interactions
Proxemics
Heptics
Flowers
Chronemics
Also known as floriography
Language of Color
Haptics
Language of flowers
Language of touch used to convey messages emotions and information
Oral communication
Haptics
Verbal communication
The types of noise
Physical location and Psychological setting
Semantic Noise
Physical, Psychological, Physiological Noise
Language barrier, ambiguity, and jargon is an example of...
Gatekeeper Model
Miscommunication
Verbal miscommunication
Non verbal communication
Which of the following is true about cultural differences in communication?
Cultural differences have no impact on communication
Cultural differences only matter in written communication
Effective communication requires ignoring cultural differences
Cultural differences can influence communication norms and expectations
In the communication process,what is noise?
Loud sounds in the environment
Any external interference
Any unwanted distortion in the message
The senders voice level
What is the type of noise that comes from the environment
Physiological noise
Psychological noise
Semantic Noise
Physical noise
Types of noise that is a bodily conditions that compromise the ability of the person to send or receive message
Psychological setting
Physiological noise
Semantic
Barrier
Types of noise that originates from the emotional, mental and psychological state of person
Psychological noise
Physiological noise
Semantic
Barrier
Results from the lack of awareness of the intentions of communication, especially those influenced by culture and gender
Oral communication
Miscommunication
Communication
What type of dimension of communication that does not involve spoken or oral words
(a)
This type of dimension shows respectful manner and professionalism
(a)
This aspect of communication involves deliberate planning and execution of messages with clear objectives in mind
(a)
This dimension is in relax casual and conversational manner
(a)
In this dimension communication is often spontaneous, unscripted and may not have a specific purpose or goal in mind
(a)
The type of dimension that is similar to verbal communication
(a)
The sender and the receiver play fixed roles
(a)
Personal and professional background of the participants in the communication process affect their communication
(a)
Each party takes turns as the sender and receiver
(a)
This model filters and selects information before disseminating the information to the media
(a)
Encoding and decoding in oral communication are two entirely separate processes
True
False
External noise, such as background music can only interfere with oral communication in face-to-face settings
True
False
Oral communication is more susceptible to misinterpretation than written communication
True
False
In oral communication, non-verbal cues,such as body language are more important than spoken words for conveying meaning
True
False
Feedback and oral communication is always immediate and explicit
True
False
Effective listening is a passive activity that requires no effort on the part of the receiver
True
False
Guesstures facial, expression, posture and personal appearance are part of nonverbal miscommunication
True
False
