It is a process that takes place when two or more people exchange ideas either through written or spoken words or actions, where both verbal and nonverbal forms can be used at the same time.

In communication, both verbal and nonverbal can be used at the same time.

When communication is used to regulate or influence people’s actions, rules, and behavior, which function of communication is being applied?

It is the function of communication that regulates the nature and number of activities people engage in.

When communication allows people to interact with others and develop bonds or intimacy, which function of communication is being described?

Which function of communication allows individuals to express desires, encouragement, needs, and decisions, or to give and receive information?

When communication is used to persuade or encourage another person to change their opinion, attitude, or behavior, which function of communication is being applied?

When communication facilitates people’s expression of their feelings such as love, fear, anger, joy, or hope, which function of communication is being described?

When communication functions to share or provide data, knowledge, or facts, which function of communication is being applied?

Which function of communication can be used in both giving and receiving messages or information?

In the communication process, who is the one that initiates the message that needs to be transmitted?

In the communication process, which element sends the message that may be in different forms (verbal, nonverbal, written, or visual)?

After generating ideas, who sends the message in such a manner that it can be clearly understood by the receiver?

It refers to the information intended to be communicated by words, letters, pictures, or symbols.

In the communication process, it is the content that the sender wants to convey to the receiver.

In the communication process, what do we call the act of expressing an idea in an appropriate medium?

It refers to the medium or passage through which the encoded message is transmitted to the receiver.

In the communication process, which element may take the form of face-to-face interaction, telephone, radio, television, memorandum, or computer?

In the communication process, it refers to the person for whom the message is meant, and who plays a significant role just like the sender.

In the communication process, who needs to comprehend the message, where the translation of the message depends on their knowledge of the subject matter, experience, and relationship with the sender?

In the communication process, what do we call the act of translating the encoded message into a language that can be understood by the receiver?

After receiving the message, the receiver interprets it and tries to understand it. This process is called:

In the communication process, it refers to the response of the receiver to the message sent to him/her by the sender.

In the communication process, which element ensures that the message has been successfully encoded and decoded?

In the communication process, what refers to a hindrance that can occur at any step of the entire process?

Which type of noise refers to loud music, the irritating sound of a machine’s engine, or a classmate talking while the teacher is giving a lecture?

Which type of noise occurs when the body itself becomes a hindrance to communication, such as headache, toothache, or hunger?

Which type of noise refers to personal qualities such as prejudice or emotions that can interfere with how we communicate and interpret others?

Which of the following is considered a barrier to effective communication?

What is communicaiton?

What are the two types of communication based on mode?

Which of the following is NOT a funciton of communication?

What element of communication is responsible for sending out the message?

What do we call the process of interpreting or making sense of a message?

Which type of noise involves internal feelings like stress or prejudice that affect communication?

What is the main purpose of feedback in communicaiton?

Maria was telling her story in class, but her classmates were talking loudly in the background. What kind of noise is this?

Your classmate looks sad, and you wmile and pat her on the back without saying a word. What type of communication is this?

A teacher says, "Please submit your homework before you leave". What function of commuinication is being shown?

During a pep rally, the school principal says, "You can achieve your dreams if you work hard!" What function of communication is being demonstrated?

You're telling your groupmate your ideas, but she is too hungry to focus on what you're saying. What kind of noise is interfering?

While giving instructions, your teacher makes sure to use simple words and pauses in between. What element is she focusing on?

Which of the following best shows social interactiona s a function of communication?

In a group skit, Ana acts as the receiver of a message. What should she do to complete the communication process?

Which type of communication process is one-way, where feedback is not present?

Which is considered the primary and earliest form of communication models, serving as the foundation for the development of the transactional model?

Which communication model represents a straightforward, one-directional flow of information from the sender to the receiver?

Which linear model of communication provides a framework for analyzing how messages are sent?

Which communication model is best known for explaining how messages can become distorted or misinterpreted during transmission and reception?

Which communication model refers to a two-way process that includes feedback, but the feedback is not simultaneous, making it slower and more indirect?

The Interactive Model can often apply to mediated or internet-based commuunication

This model breaks away from the traditional sender-receiver structure and presents communication more realistically, where encoding, interpretation, and decoding happen simultaneously.

Which communication model is a two-way process that involves immediate and simultaneous feedback, where the receiver responds instantly?

What is the primary characteristic of the linear model of communication?

In which model is feedback not present at all?

What makes the interactive model different from linear model?

What model uses immediate and simultaneous feedback?

Which model is most common in face-to-face conversation?

Which model can shift to linear when reeiver does not reply?

Which model represents a one-directional flow of information?

In what model do sender and receiver constantly switch roles?

session. What model of communication is shown? During a science class, the teacher delivers a pre-recorded video lecture to the students. The students listen and take notes but they are not allowed to ask questions during the session.

A student emails her teacher to clarify the deadline for a project. The teacher replies after a few hours to confirm the date and offers feedback.

A speaker presents a speech in front of a live audience. The audience nods, claps, and reacts visibly while the speaker adjusts the delivery based on the reaction.

Which type of noise refers to natural or environmental conditions that hinder communication by obstructing the delivery of the message from the sender to the receiver?

Also known as mental barriers, which type of noise refers to social and personal issues that affect a speaker’s ability to communicate effectively?

Which type of noise pertains to communication problems that arise when people’s intrinsic values, beliefs, and traditions come into conflict with those of others, influencing how they communicate and interact?

Which type of noise refers to communication challenges caused by differences in language or word meanings, where misunderstandings may arise due to denotative and connotative meanings or cultural differences in symbols?

In 1991, who presented a similar idea of communication barriers by classifying noise into three types?

Which type of noise refers to sights, sounds, and other environmental stimuli that distract people from understanding the intended message?

Which type of noise refers to thoughts and feelings that interfere with a person’s ability to focus when interpreting meaning?

Which type of noise refers to different meanings that arise from a speaker’s words or symbols, which may confuse the listener and is influenced by the language one has grown up with?

Who introduced the “5 Ways to Avoid Communication Breakdown”?

Which type of communication centers on one person, where the speaker acts as both the sender and the receiver of the message?

Which type of communication occurs between and among people and helps establish personal relationships?

Which type of communication occurs specifically between two people?

Which type of communication involves at least 3 but no more than 12 people engaging in face-to-face interaction to achieve a specific goal, where all participants can freely share ideas in an open discussion?

Which type of communication involves delivering or sending a message before or in front of a group, with a purpose that can be either informational or persuasive?

Which type of communication occurs through various media platforms such as TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, books, billboards, and the internet?

Which type of communication occurs within organizations such as corporations, nonprofits, or government agencies, and includes both internal and public-facing communication?

Which type of communication occurs between people from different cultural backgrounds, where information is exchanged in a respectful and skillful manner that accommodates diverse perspectives?

Which type of speech is primarily delivered to educate the audience about new or relevant information on a specific topic?

Which type of speech is intended to convince the audience to agree with the speaker’s opinion or point of view on a particular issue?

Which type of speech aims to entertain the audience by sharing laughter and enjoyment through witty and humorous lines?

Which type of speech is delivered word for word from a written script, often with the help of visual aids or a teleprompter?

Which type of speech is memorized word for word by the speaker and delivered without the aid of notes or a script?

Which type of speech is well-prepared and rehearsed, delivered in a conversational manner, typically using brief notes for guidance?

Which type of speech is delivered without prior preparation, usually by someone knowledgeable about the topic?

Which concept refers to actions performed through speech, where the listener must first identify the type of act being performed before determining how the speech act should be interpreted?

Which concept refers to the mere act of producing linguistic sounds or marks with a certain meaning and reference?

Which part of a speech act carries a directive or intended purpose for the audience, such as a command, apology, or expression of gratitude?

What is the primary goal of communication?

What does "speaking intelligibly" mean?

Which strategy involves observing verbal and nonverbal cues?

Which of the following is not part of the 7Cs of Effective Communication?

What does consideration in communicaiton mean?

Which element ensures communication is direct and avoids unnecessary words?

What should you do before giving a comment or judgement in a conversation?

Which of the following is a verbal cue?

You are watching a classmate presenta report. You notice she keeps saying "uhmm" and "anyway" while thinking. This is an example of:

During a group discussion, your teammate immediately criticizes your idea without asking questions or clarifying. What strategy did they fail to apply?

You are about to give a report in class. Which of the following actions demonstrates "keeping focused"?

A friend is talking to you while you are browsing your phone. What communication strategy are you failing to observe?

A speaker delivers his message using simple and clear language, which helps the audience understand him better. Which of the 7Cs is being applied?

You are giving feedback on a classmate's vlog. Which of the following is the most appropriate comment?

While watching a speaker, you observe that their tone doesn't match their facial expression. Whar communication element should be improved?

What is communication?

Which statement best describes the nature of communication?

Which of the following statements shows communication used for regulation or control?

What is the main function of communication in social interaction?

Which example best illustrates communication as motivation?

When someone says, “I like you so much,” which function of communication is being used?

Which of the following best shows communication as information?

What is the last step in the process of communication?

Who is the initiator of the message in communication?

What does the message in communication refer to?

What is encoding in the communication process?

Which of the following is an example of a communication channel?

Who is the intended audience of the message in communication?

What is decoding in communication?

What do we call anything that interferes with effective communication?

If a person cannot focus on a lecture because of a headache, what type of noise is this?

If loud music drowns out someone’s voice, which type of noise is this?

If prejudice affects how we interpret someone’s message, what type of noise is it?

What is the main purpose of using communication models?

Which best describes the linear model of communication?

Which of the following scholars is associated with the linear model?

What makes the interactive model different from the linear model?

Which of the following is an example of an interactive model?

What is the defining feature of the transactional model of communication?

Which of the following is an example of a transactional model?

What happens when the goal of clear and effective understanding in communication is not achieved?

Cultural barriers in communication are caused by:

Which of the following is a linguistic barrier?

Which type of noise is caused by thoughts and emotions interfering with understanding?

Which of the following best demonstrates Concreteness?

Which expression shows that the listener is asking for repetition?

Which skill is most important when interpreting messages and responding appropriately?

Which of the following is an example of a nonverbal cue?

Which of the following best illustrates intrapersonal communication?

Which type of interpersonal context occurs between exactly two people?

Which situation shows small group communication?

Which of the following is an example of public communication?

Which of the following situations is considered mass communication?

Which is an example of organizational communication?

Which of the following best shows intercultural communication?

Which type of speech aims to convince the audience to accept the speaker’s viewpoint?

Which type of speech is delivered without prior preparation?