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ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT REVIEWER SY2024-2025

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Communication comes from the Latin word ________ which means "to impact", "share", or "make common".

a)

Communist

b)

Columbus

c)

Communicare

d)

Communus

2.

During a group project, Elijah provided his thoughts on the presentation that Nora had prepared. This is the response or reaction given by the receiver to the sender of the message.

a)

Feedback

b)

Receiver

c)

Message

d)

Sender

3.

It is the idea being transmitted by the sender to the receiver.

a)

Channel

b)

Sender

c)

Feedback

d)

Message

4.

It is a type of communication that does NOT use words in expressing a message.

a)

Non-verbal Communication

b)

Oral Communication

c)

Verbal Communication

d)

Non-communication

5.

The (a)   to communication sometimes block the transmission of the message thereby creating misunderstanding.

6.

During a class discussion, Grace is trying to explain a complex idea to her classmates. It is the process of converting the message into symbols such as words, actions, or other perceivable forms that the speaker understands.

a)

Receiver

b)

Decoding

c)

Encoding

d)

Message

7.

This refers to the medium or the means in which the encoded message is conveyed personal or non-personal through speaking, writing, gesturing, signaling etc.

a)

Receiver

b)

Decoding

c)

Encoding

d)

Channel

8.

This is a model of communication that depicts communication as a linear or one-way process.

a)

Transactional Model

b)

Illocutionary Model

c)

Shannon- Weaver Model

d)

Transaction Model

9.

________ is the environment where communication takes place.

a)

Context

b)

Field

c)

Decoding

d)

Encoding

10.

Model of Communication which was originally designed for telephone communication.

a)

SMCR Model

b)

Shannon-Weaver Model

c)

Schramm Model

d)

Transactional Model

11.

______ is the technical term used to refer to all the possible barriers to effective communication.

a)

Breakdown

b)

Source

c)

Context

d)

Noise

12.

Who introduced the Interactive Model in 1954?

a)

Dean Burland

b)

Aristotle

c)

Claude Shannon

d)

Wilbur Schramm

13.

The noise pertains to bodily conditions that compromise the ability of a person to send or receive messages.

a)

Semantic Noise

b)

Psychological Noise

c)

Physical Noise

d)

Physiological Noise

14.

It is a nonverbal communication where message is conveyed through touching.

a)

pragmatics

b)

haptics

c)

kinesics

d)

oculesics

15.

It is a study of how people use space and distance in communicating.

a)

oculesics

b)

proxemics

c)

kinesics

d)

haptics

16.

Choose the correct flow of communication.

a)

Speaker - Message - Encoding - Receiver - Decoding

b)

Message - Speaker - Encoding - Decoding - Receiver

c)

Message - Speaker - Encoding - Channel - Decoding - Receiver

d)

Speaker - Channel - Message - Encoding - Decoding - Receiver

17.

Teacher Kira commended all her students for getting good grades. How does language function here?

a)

Control

b)

Motivation

c)

Social Interaction

d)

Information Dissemination

18.

"Most of my grades dropped."


Create a healthy scenario by choosing the best response.

a)

Forget about it.

b)

Grades don't define us.

c)

I can help you with our lessons.

d)

That's what you get for not studying.

19.

This model holds that a message travels in a straight line from its source, through a channel, and to its receiver.

a)

Linear

b)

Transactional

c)

Interactional

d)

Transitional

20.

This model holds that sending and receiving occur simultaneously.

a)

Linear

b)

Transactional

c)

Interactional

d)

Transitional

21.

Which model shows a one-way communication where the source of information does not know whether the message is understood or not?

a)

Interactive Model

b)

Linear Model

c)

Transactional Model

d)

A and B

22.

Which of the following is an example of a one-way communication?

a)

A church leader giving a homily to a crowd of people

b)

A teacher encouraging students to give their thoughts on a relevant issue

c)

Classmates talking about how to accomplish their assignments

d)

ALL of the above

23.

Which model of communication shows the interchange of ideas among different individuals and shows progress in the process?

a)

Interactive Model

b)

Linear Model

c)

Transactional Model

d)

None of the Above

24.

Angie works for a fast food company as a cashier. A customer comes in to order sandwich and drinks. What model of communication is described in the given situation?

a)

Conversational

b)

Interactive

c)

Linear

d)

Transactional

25.

You and your neighbors would like to initiate a project for the benefit of the elderly in your community. The chairman presented his proposal and ignored his constituents’ suggestions. What model of communication is presented here?

a)

Berlo's Model

b)

Schramm Model

c)

Shannon-Weaver Model

d)

Transactional Model

26.

8. Shannon and Weaver’s (1949) model of communication has the following components: ______.

a)

precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance

b)

product, price, place, promotion

c)

source, transmitter, channel, receiver, destination

27.

13. Name the given model

a)

David Berlo's Linear Model

b)

Shannon-Weaver's Interactive model

c)

Shannon-Weaver's Linear Model

d)

Schramm's interactive model

28.

As suggested by Schramm's Model of Communication, what makes one's background knowledge or schema important in communication?

a)

It avoids any interruptions.

b)

One's schema dictates the success of communication.

c)

The listener is able to share his own thoughts which prolongs the communication.

d)

The speaker finds it much easier to express himself without any reservations.

29.

Lyka is a transferee from Japan. She introduced herself to her classmates but they can't understand her language. What type of barrier is this?

a)

Semantic Noise

b)

Physical Barrier

c)

Cultural Barrier

d)

Psychological Barrier

30.

Mr.De Manuel has given his employee an instructions. But because the instructions were unclear and badly worded, they failed to comply. What type of communication barrier is this?

a)

Linguistic Barrier

b)

Physical Barrier

c)

Psychological Barrier

d)

Cultural Barrier

31.

Mrs.Cruz is discussing the lesson in front of the class but Mina couldn't understand it due to loud noise outside. What type of communication barrier is this?

a)

Physical Barrier

b)

Semantic Barrier

c)

Psychological Barrier

d)

Linguistic Barrier

32.

One netizen sent a message to Gov. Jonvic Remulla via messenger but he didn't understand it due to some grammatical errors. What type of communication barrier is this?

a)

Semantic Barrier

b)

Physical Barrier

c)

Psychological Barrier

d)

Linguistic Barrier

33.

Your teacher has given you an assignment but you didn't pay attention to her because of your personal problem. What type of noise this?

a)

Internal Noise

b)

Physiological Noise

c)

External Noise

d)

Semantic Noise

34.

You are invited in other religion's gathering. Their rituals and ceremonies are different from yours. What is the appropriate strategy to avoid communication breakdown?

a)

Be corteous

b)

Be considerate

c)

Be concise

d)

Be clear

35.

The SSG Officers invited a wellknown speaker outside the school. The speaker looked intelligent but talked too fast. What strategy does the speaker need to do to avoid communication breakdown?

a)

Be specific

b)

Talk intelligibly

c)

Listen carefully

d)

Keep focused

36.

William is preparing for his examination. But due to the loud noise outside, he can't concentrate. How can he avoid the communication breakdown?

a)

He should minimize distractions.

b)

He should review intelligibly.

c)

He should present concrete information.

d)

He should be clear about his goal.

37.

Mrs.De Guzman wants to warn others about the harm of COVID-19 but she said it figuratively. That is why most of the people didn't understand her. What could be the appropriate strategy to avoid communication breakdown?

a)

Be firm

b)

Be polite

c)

Be concise

d)

Be considerate

38.

Which is not an example of Speech Context?

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Personal

d)

Public

39.

This type of speech context involves a single speaker and a sizeable number of persons or an audience.

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Public

40.

Mumbling, thinking aloud, reflecting, remembering, analyzing, and evaluating are examples of?

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Public

41.

The self is engaging in inner talk or internal discourse.

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Public

42.

Discussing a project with a partner.

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Public

43.

The hiring manager interviews an applicant.

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Public

44.

This type of speech context involves one participant only.

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Public

45.

Professor giving a lecture at a conference.

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Interpersonal

c)

Public

46.

What is the difference between formal and informal speech styles?

a)

Formal speech style is rigid and inflexible, while informal speech style is professional and structured.

b)

Formal speech style is unstructured and disorganized, while informal speech style is professional and structured.

c)

Formal speech style is casual and relaxed, while informal speech style is professional and structured.

d)

Formal speech style is professional and structured, while informal speech style is casual and relaxed.

47.

Give an example of a situation where using a formal speech style would be appropriate.

a)

Watching a movie with friends

b)

Graduation ceremony or business conference

c)

Grocery shopping or running errands

d)

Birthday party or casual gathering

48.

Explain the characteristics of a casual speech style.

a)

Written language, complete sentences, academic tone

b)

Informal language, contractions, colloquial expressions, relaxed tone

c)

Formal language, abbreviations, professional tone

d)

Slang terms, complex vocabulary, serious demeanor

49.

How can tone of voice affect the perception of a speech style?

a)

Speech style is solely determined by content, not tone of voice

b)

Tone of voice can affect the perception of a speech style by conveying emotions, attitudes, and intentions.

c)

Tone of voice has no impact on speech style perception

d)

Using a monotone voice enhances the perception of speech style

50.

Discuss the importance of adapting speech style based on the audience.

a)

Adapting speech style can lead to confusion

b)

Using the same speech style for all audiences is effective

c)

Adapting speech style is irrelevant in communication

d)

Adapting speech style based on the audience is crucial for effective communication.

51.

What are some common speech fillers to avoid in professional settings?

a)

uh-huh

b)

Avoid speech fillers like 'um', 'uh', 'like', 'you know', 'so', and 'actually'.

c)

actually, you know

d)

like, totally

52.

Describe the role of body language in enhancing a speech style.

a)

Body language enhances a speech style by making the speaker appear uninterested

b)

Body language enhances a speech style by conveying emotions, confidence, and engagement to the audience.

c)

Body language enhances a speech style by distracting the audience

d)

Body language enhances a speech style by causing confusion and misunderstanding

53.

How can one improve their public speaking skills?

a)

Avoid eye contact with the audience

b)

Speak in a monotone voice

c)

Read directly from a script without practicing

d)

Practice regularly, join a public speaking group, seek feedback, watch skilled speakers, work on body language and vocal variety, engage the audience.

54.

Explain the concept of active listening in relation to speech style.

a)

Active listening requires speaking more than listening

b)

Active listening involves interrupting the speaker to share personal experiences

c)

Active listening means ignoring the speaker's emotions and focusing solely on the words being said

d)

Active listening in speech style involves focusing on the speaker's tone, pitch, and emotions to fully understand the message being conveyed.

55.

Why is it important to practice and prepare before giving a speech?

a)

It helps improve confidence, ensures smooth delivery, enhances understanding of the topic, and allows for better engagement with the audience.

b)

It wastes time

c)

It confuses the audience

d)

It makes the speech less interesting

56.

It is the study of meaning which is related to the speech situations.

a)

Semantics

b)

Pragmatics

c)

Speech Acts

d)

Communication

57.

It is concerned with the ways in which words can be used not only to present information but also to carry out actions.

a)

Pragmatics

b)

Verbal Communication

c)

Nonverbal Communication

d)

Speech Act

58.

It carries a directive for the audience. This directive might be a promise, an order, an apology, or an expression of thanks—or merely an answer to a question, to inform the other person in the conversation.

a)

Locutionary Act

b)

Illocutionary Act

c)

Perlocutionary Act

59.

It is the mere act of producing some linguistic sounds or marks with a certain meaning and reference.

a)

Locutionary Act

b)

Illocutionary Act

c)

Perlocutionary Act

60.

This act brings about a consequence to the audience. They have an effect on the hearer, in feelings, thoughts, or actions, for example, changing someone's mind.

a)

Locutionary Act

b)

Illocutionary Act

c)

Perlocutionary Act

61.

In this speech act, speakers try to get their listeners to do something (e.g. begging, commanding, requesting).

a)

Directives

b)

Commissives

c)

Expressives

d)

Assertives

62.

In this speech act, speakers express their feelings (e.g. apologizing, welcoming, sympathizing).

a)

Commissives

b)

Declarations

c)

Directives

d)

Expressives

63.

In this speech act, speakers commit themselves to a future course of action (e.g. promising, guaranteeing)

a)

Assertives

b)

Commissives

c)

Expressives

d)

Directives

64.

In this speech act, the speaker's utterance brings about change in new external situation (e.g. christening, marrying, resigning).

a)

Assertives

b)

Declarations

c)

Commissives

d)

Directives

65.

What category of speech act is this?

“The earth is flat”

a)

Assertives

b)

Directives

c)

Commissives

d)

Expressives

66.

What category of speech act is this?

"I shall return."

a)

Commissives

b)

Directives

c)

Assertives

d)

Expressives

67.

What category of speech act is this?

 

“Could you lend me a pencil, please?”

a)

Commissives

b)

Assertives

c)

Expressives

d)

Directives

68.

What category of speech act is this?

"You are fired!"

a)

Declarations

b)

Commissives

c)

Expressives

d)

Assertives

69.

Someone shouts 'fire' causing people to exit a building that they believe to be on fire.

What is the perlocutionary act here?

a)

Someone shouting 'fire'

b)

People running to exit the building

c)

Cause people to panic

d)

Crime of disturbance

70.

Someone shouts 'fire' causing people to exit a building that is on fire.

The intention of the speaker is to alarm the people that they are in danger. What speech act is this?

a)

Locutionary Acts

b)

Illocutionary Acts

c)

Perlocutionary Act

d)

Pragmatics

71.

"Do you have anything to say?"

a)

Nomination

b)

Topic Control

c)

Turn Taking

d)

Termination

72.

"One of the essential lessons I gained from the discussion is the importance of sports and wellness to a healthy lifestyle."

a)

Turn Taking

b)

Topic Control

c)

Nomination

d)

Topic Shifting

73.

"Excuse me? I think we should speak one at a time, so we can clearly understand what we want to say about the issue."

a)

Termination

b)

Repair

c)

Topic Shifting

d)

Turn Taking

74.

"Go on with your ideas. I’ll let you finish first before I say something."

a)

Turn Taking

b)

Topic Shifting

c)

Nomination

d)

Repair

75.

"Have you heard the news about the latest achievement of our government?"

a)

Repair

b)

Topic Control

c)

Nomination

d)

Turn Taking

76.

"Hey, how are you? I missed you!"

a)

Repair

b)

Restriction

c)

Turn Taking

d)

Nomination

77.

"Best regards to your parents! See you around!"

a)

Topic Control

b)

Termination

c)

Restriction

d)

Turn Taking

78.

"Good to see you. Anyway, I came to visit you because I want to personally offer apologies for what I did yesterday."

a)

Repair

b)

Turn Taking

c)

Nomination

d)

Topic Control

79.

"Sorry, I can't decide on that now. I am still focused on my writing assignment. Let's talk next time, okay?"

a)

Repair

b)

Nomination

c)

Termination

d)

Topic Control

80.

"Now, it's your turn to ask questions."

a)

Topic Control

b)

Repair

c)

Nomination

d)

Turn Taking